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Tarot card interpretation involves understanding the symbolism of Major and Minor Arcana, then applying their meanings to your question or situation. Set an intention, shuffle mindfully, draw cards, and reflect on how their psychological themes relate to your circumstances for clarity and personal growth.

Major Arcana comprises 22 cards representing significant life themes and spiritual lessons, while Minor Arcana contains 56 cards organized into four suits—Cups, Wands, Swords, and Pentacles—addressing everyday situations and practical matters.

A three-card spread draws three cards and assigns each to a position like past-present-future or situation-action-outcome. Shuffle, set your intention, lay three cards in order, then interpret each card's meaning within its position and how they relate to answer your question.

Yes. Tarot works across multiple traditions—Rider-Waite, Thoth, and Marseille are common systems with distinct symbolic frameworks. This Skill reconciles these traditions so you can interpret cards consistently regardless of which deck you're using.

Reversed cards typically indicate blocked, internalized, or opposite expressions of a card's upright meaning. When a card appears reversed during your reading, consider how its themes might be delayed, inverted, or requiring inner work rather than external action.

Popular spreads include the Celtic Cross for complex questions, custom layouts tailored to specific inquiries, and specialized spreads for relationship, career, or spiritual guidance. Each spread positions cards to answer different facets of your intention.