Free Tarot Reading

Getting a tarot card reading can be extremely helpful for people looking to see into their future or understand a situation. A tarot card reading can offer information about a relationship, a manner of being, a personality type, or something of the like. Also, a tarot reading can offer comfort to people who are uncertain about the future. Despite all of these possibilities, people are often loathe to pay for them, and search for ways to get free tarot readings. If you’re one of these people, the following ways may allow you to get a free tarot card reading, and the results you need.

1. Free tarot readings online

Many websites offer free tarot readings, all for the sake of promoting their own websites. However, many of them will do this with the intent of eventually gaining money from the person receiving the tarot card reading. Sometimes these free tarot readings will be without strings in that they are completely free, but used to promote the sale of other goods such as tarot cards or books on how to give a tarot card reading. On other sites, you may receive free tarot readings for a limited period of time, and then be requested to pay.

2. Free tarot readings from a psychic

Sometimes psychics will be willing to give free tarot readings as a promotion to invite you in to use their services. If you want an occasional free tarot card reading, keep track of your local psychics and ask them to inform you about any promotions they may have. In this day and age, your psychic may even have a mailing list. Alternately, in some cities psychics advertise by giving away free tarot readings or certificates for them in public areas. Keep a look out for those while you’re in cities.

3. Free tarot readings from an amateur

Plenty of people who are just learning to read tarot cards would be overjoyed to find a new subject to whom they could give a tarot card reading. If you have a friend who is trying to learn how to do a tarot card reading, ask him or her for free tarot readings. The best part is, he or she will also likely be able to give you a more personalized tarot card reading since he or she knows your personality and life experiences. In addition, you can sometimes receive free tarot readings at fairs and carnivals as part of your admission fee. In this case it might be nice to tip the person who gave you the tarot card reading, depending on its accuracy.

Major Arcana

For people who subscribe to the truth of tarot readings, knowing the different card meanings can be vital to understanding the direction and feel of a tarot reading. To be a proper tarot reader, it is of course important to know card meanings for all of the major and minor arcana, in order to give a proper reading. The following is, of course, only a partial list of the major arcana cards, but can get you started on your way to understanding all card meanings.

1. The Magician

The magician is the first trump card in the major arcana and is usually associated with determination and drive. The card meanings of the magician in a tarot reading can further include a tendency toward energy and creativity, suggesting personal power, focus, and self confidence.

2. The Lovers

The card meanings of the lovers can sometimes be more straightforward than many of the other cards. In a tarot reading, the lovers often signify sexuality, passion, desire, physical attraction, or romance. In general, tarot readings often see these as having to do with a romantic relationship in some way, or some sort of union, though it can also suggest having to make a choice or sacrifice in the pursuit of these qualities.

3. The Chariot

The chariot is often considered to be a very powerful character in tarot readings. The card meanings of the chariot can range from conquest and victory to impulsivity and inflexibility. This sense of power can be related to bravery and conviction, or to egocentrism and, as a result, anxiety and discipline.

4. The Hermit

The card meanings of the tarot card of the hermit often relate to the hermetic nature of the card. Often this rings of introspection and reflection, but may also have the negative connotation of seclusion and isolation. It generally implies some sort of philosophical attitude, which may even suggest a distant or retreated personality.

5. The Hanged Man

The hanged man is a somewhat controversial card in that the card meanings of this man can be interpreted in a variety of ways in a tarot reading. Because the man is hanging upside down, the card meanings are sometimes suggested to involve new point of view or contemplation, as well as a letting go. However, because of the connections to Christ (on most tarot cards he’s hanging on a cross), he can also be used to represent sacrifice, especially when paired with other cards that promise good things. Also similar to Christ, he can represent passivity or surrender in favor of the greater good.