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Tarot

Tarot is a tool for self-reflection, not a window into the future. Here you'll find an introduction to all 78 cards (Major and Minor Arcana), discover how to use the daily card as an intention for the day, and explore the most important spreads, from the three-card spread to the Celtic Cross.

At KosmosGenie, Tarot is a tool for self-reflection, not a window into the future. The 78 cards, 22 from the Major Arcana and 56 from the Minor Arcana, ask questions, reflect moods, and invite you to look at a situation from a fresh angle. This section explains how a deck is structured, how to use the daily card as a starting point, the most important spread systems, and how to work up to the Celtic Cross.

If you'd like a personal spread with a detailed interpretation, without having to memorize 78 card meanings, take a look at the Tarot Spread Book for your question and the Tarot Year Book with one card for every month.

Frequently asked questions about Tarot

Can Tarot predict the future?

No. Tarot cards don’t show events. They offer images that can help you look at your situation in a new way. That’s how KosmosGenie approaches every spread: as a conversation with yourself, not an oracle.

Which Tarot deck is best for beginners?

The Rider-Waite-Smith deck from 1909, or one of the many decks based on it. In those decks, even the numbered cards show full scenes, which makes interpreting them much easier.

How often should I do a Tarot spread?

As often as feels right for you. A daily card in the morning is a good rhythm when you're starting out. Asking the same question several times in a row, however, rarely brings clarity.

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