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FAQs

Can tarot answer specific questions? ›

A yes/no tarot reading is a good option for more specific questions. It involves asking the tarot a yes or no question and drawing a single card for an answer. If the tarot's initial answer to your question seems unclear, ask follow up questions to get more guidance and clarity.

Ask the question, and draw an uneven number of cards. You can draw one, three (my favorite), or more, depending on what else you want to accomplish in the spread. For example, if you really just want a quick yes or no, then draw one card. If it's reverse, the answer is no, and if upright, yes.

Tarot as a tool of divination is meant to give clarity to the person being read for. That could be either you reading for yourself, you reading for someone else, or someone else reading for you. In order to learn how to read tarot, it's important to start by understanding the meaning behind each archetypal card.

“If you are starting out, just working by yourself, do a daily card pull where you pull one card from the deck and just think about the meaning of the card. If you do it in the morning, you can keep it in mind as you go through your day. That's a nice way to get to know the cards on a deeper level.” Dyan agrees.

Seven of Swords: Yes or No

In a yes or no tarot reading, the Seven of Swords suggests a negative answer. It signifies deceit, trickery, and a lack of honesty. It is advisable to reassess the situation and consider alternative paths before moving forward.

"Tarot is incredibly welcoming for a novice. If I could learn it, really anybody can," she says. "It's just about becoming comfortable with the imagery, learning them by heart and understanding how the cards talk to each other so that when you pull a series of cards, you understand how they flow into a type of story."

When it comes to answering yes or no questions, the Five of Swords Tarot card suggests a no. This card signifies conflict, defeat, and challenges. It is important to approach the situation with caution and consider the potential consequences.

Tarot is accessible to people of all kinds, as all you need is a personal deck to get started. By doing a reading at home in your sacred space, you may feel more comfortable embracing spiritual guidance to better understand your inner self.

Reversed Position: The Three of Swords typically denotes a "yes" response to your question when pulled in the reversed position. A powerful sense of healing and renewal is suggested by the Three of Swords. Exciting times are ahead, despite the possibility that some difficult previous experiences may still be present.

Have you been wanting to read tarot but it is so hard to memorize what all the cards mean? Well, there is a better, easier way to read tarot. Using your intuition, trusting what you see, and calming your own energy support a helpful, intuitive reading.

Can a tarot reader read for themselves? ›

Reading Tarot for yourself can be really tricky. Some readers strongly feel against this practice, others read for themselves daily. I plead guilty too, I regularly read for myself. But I can definitely see the difference between such sessions and the ones I do for my clients.

You can focus on just about anything - a person, animal, place, problem, or news event - as long as you identify the subject ahead of time. Usually it will be the central figure in a situation, but it doesn't have to be. Your subject can be a group entity, such as a marriage, family, team or neighborhood.

The biggest benefit of doing a general reading, a reading without a specific question, is that you give the cards the opportunity to give you the message you need right now. Without focusing on the question, you can just focus on the message.