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World Tarot Day Introduction
If you are someone who reads tarot and wondering whether there is a particular day to celebrate this art, there is! May 25th is the day tarot lovers worldwide come together to celebrate World Tarot Day. This day was created by Den Elder to give recognition to the ancient art of tarot reading and the wisdom that it brings into our lives today. Any tarot professional or anybody else who has interests in this power tool of divination, World Tarot Day will be the best day to learn more about tarot cards. As a tarot reader myself, I love reading tarot cards not only for myself but also others! In the blog below, we will talk about everything related to Tarot. Let the witchyness begin!
World Tarot Day Introduction
Tarot cards have been made in adoration of their long history and deep impact. Many people use decks that date back as far as the 15th century as a divining tool for spiritual guidance and insight into facing life’s adversities. Personally, for me, tarot is used as a way to get some guidance on my current situations. Whereas, a lot of people like to use Tarot Cards for prediction of future, looking at past, and even get answers on how to deal with particular situations.
Getting to Know Your Tarot Deck
There are seventy-eight cards in a standard tarot pack and they are divided between Major and Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana includes twenty-two cards which relate to major life events and spiritual teachings in one’s journey. These cards, such as The Fool, The Magician, and The World, describe the story of human experience and provide wise counseling in deeply understandable terms about past, present, and future.
The Minor Arcana talks about the minutiae of everyday life in greater detail and has 56 cards. These, in turn, get divided into four suits: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles, reflecting different areas of life and personal growth. Together, the Major and Minor Arcana offer us a complete picture of our journey through life.
Tarot Card Readings
World Tarot Day is the best time to explore the meaning of the cards and the different ways they can be applied. Many tarot readers, with this special day in mind, offer free readings that will help gain insights and seek spiritual guidance. If you are with a question that needs an answer, or probably you want general insights, reading tarot cards would give a connection with your inner self and the world on a deeper level. I would suggest to never get Tarot readings done for free. As it is a way of exchanging energy. you should always pay or tip your Tarot reader.
Get Involved with the Tarot Community
This is a big day and also an excellent opportunity to get in touch with the tarot community: join a Facebook page or Facebook group of tarot card readings and share your experiences and questions with prominent figures in the tarot world. You can also host or attend a tarot party, which is one more great way to celebrate and get involved with like-minded people that will help extend your knowledge about this mystical art.
Tarot Practice
If you’ve been looking to do a little deepening of your practice, World Tarot Day is a wonderful opportunity to work on that by picking up new tools or resources. Start with a new deck or go for some good books on tarot. A tarot selfie could be just plain fun and a great way to show off your passion. You can learn tarot and get proper certification as well. Some people are confused about the use of tarot, which is why you can hire a teacher to help you with it. You can also read books on tarot if you are one of the tarot enthusiasts. There are so many Tarot Readers available on YouTube. They do readings weekly, monthly, and even daily. Watching these videos is one of the best way to get some wise guidance.
Sharing and Learning
Make sure to use social media to share your World Tarot Day experiences. You may read aloud, post a picture of your favorite deck, or just share some of the new concepts or insights you’ve gained. Join the community and contribute your insights by using the comment section on tarot news pages. This celebration of World Tarot Day will teach you how to explore the world of tarot, whether you are looking back on the last year or diving into future readings.
Conclusion
World Tarot Day is an occasion to celebrate tarot cards, but it also serves as a testament to their undeniable value as a tool for spiritual and personal growth. Participating in the community and spending time with your tarot deck can help you accept new growth possibilities, navigate life’s challenges, and get a deeper understanding of the past. So, put May 25th on your calendar and join the world in honor of this mysterious and age-old method of divination. For both new students and seasoned readers alike, World Tarot Day infuses within you the sense of completion and oneness that will continue throughout the remainder of the year and into the next.
P.S. Have you ever gotten a Tarot Reading?
Author: Shivangi
Edit: Kinga
