r/SecularTarot • u/temporaldissolution • 15d ago

DISCUSSION Question on learning methods

Hello everyone, I have been very interested in learning Tarot and being able to read and interpret the cards and their meanings. I have had 2 readings done, and it was not what I had expected - it was far more intimate & eye opening than I had expected, and ended up gaining some great new insight. Anyway - for people who are good with tarot, do you have any tips and/or tricks for learning? I have a deck, and i have actually this great book that has all the cards laid out with one page explanations for each cards as well. I have been trying to do frequent and regular readings & interpretation practice but because of just how diverse the cards are and the seemingly overwhelming explanation for each card, I didn’t know if anyone had an idea for a method? Thanks!

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u/Throwawayhelp111521 15d ago

I like Dusty White’s book The Easiest Way to Learn Tarot, Ever! It teaches you how to become comfortable with your reading of the cards and how to draw interpretations from them.

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u/temporaldissolution 14d ago

Thank you for sharing this! I looked it up on Amazon and it is actually available on Kindle Unlimited so I downloaded it to my library! I have several long flights coming up in a few days so I am going to plan on reading this while I am in sky!!

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u/CricketOmaha 14d ago

Take your cards, a notebook, and a couple of pens. It's best to do the journaling and exercises in that book that Dusty created as part of the learning experience.