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Teach Yourself Tarot: A Complete Beginner’s Guide

Posted on June 13, 2024 By Celeste Arcana

I’m thrilled to introduce my latest book, Teach Yourself Tarot: A Complete Beginner’s Guide. This comprehensive guide is designed to make tarot accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you’re a complete novice or looking to deepen your existing knowledge, this book has something for you.

Inside, you’ll find clear explanations of the Major and Minor Arcana, practical exercises to develop your skills and various tarot spreads to practice with. We’ll explore card meanings, intuitive development, and even the ethics of tarot reading. Plus, you’ll get tips on choosing your first deck and creating a tarot journal.

Start your tarot journey today with Teach Yourself Tarot: A Complete Beginner’s Guide, available now on Amazon: Teach Yourself Tarot: A Complete Beginner’s Guide (Kindle Edition).

Celeste Arcana

Celeste Arcana is a tarot enthusiast and spiritual writer with a passion for the mystical and the arcane. With a background in psychology and a deep love for storytelling, Celeste blends traditional tarot wisdom with modern insights to explore life’s mysteries and challenges. Drawing on years of experience in tarot reading and spiritual guidance, she aims to enlighten, inspire, and empower others on their personal journeys. When not writing or reading the cards, Celeste can be found wandering in nature, seeking inspiration from the world around her. Follow her explorations and discoveries on the journey through the tarot at https://www.learningtarot.net.

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Reviews

My Experience of Learning Tarot

It’s funny how different people come to tarot. For some people it’s been something their family has always done, others are simply drawn to it, but for people like me who grew up in very ‘no nonsense’ households where anything esoteric was poo-pooed, it is something odd and mysterious that requires a ‘happening’ to be brought into your life.

Tarot was something I was aware of but never paid much attention to. After all, it was just a load of nonsense and woo wasn’t it? Just a bunch of generalisations that could be applied to any situation, a bit like cold reading. Until I learned that my good friend, Steve, reads the cards.

Genette