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Is Tarot OK for kids?

Is Tarot OK for kids?

It’s totally fine for kids to get a Tarot reading, or learn how to do Tarot. But—very important but—when you’re doing Tarot with children, always make sure you’re using a Tarot deck that is age-appropriate.

Where does the word Tarot come from?

The word Tarot and German Tarock derive from the Italian Tarocchi, the origin of which is uncertain but taroch was used as a synonym for foolishness in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The decks were known exclusively as Trionfi during the fifteenth century.

What is kawaii Tarot?

Everyone loves kawaii, the adorable Japanese art style found in comics, TV, fashion, and more. Now, this easy-to-use kit brings that charm to the world of tarot! Packaged with an accessible guidebook to help you interpret your readings, this 78-card deck features a sweet paste. Featured in Buzzfeed!

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Which tarot book should I read first?

A: If you’re totally new to tarot, grab a great beginner’s book such as Joan Bunning’s Learning the Tarot: A Tarot Book for Beginners. (Here’s a list of tarot books I recommend .) This will give you a lot more to work with than that little white book.

What is the best tarot deck for beginners?

If all else fails and you’re still feeling uncertain, grab The Rider Tarot Deck. It’s a classic and most modern tarot decks are based on it. You can’t go wrong. Once you get the deck home, it’s time to unwrap it – and begin reading! Some tarot practitioners like to take their time and open it with reverence. Not me.

What should I do with my old Tarot card collection?

A: You can put it away in a drawer if it’s still meaningful to you. Or you can give it away to a metaphysical shop or bookstore that takes used decks. You might want to pass it on to a friend. You can throw it out. Or you can try these suggestions: Gonzo Tarot – 7 good uses for old tarot cards.

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How do I prepare a new tarot deck?

Some tarot readers have special rituals to “consecrate” a new deck. Leaving it out in moonlight surrounded by crystals, an invocation or prayer, smudging with a sage wand, or even sleeping with it under their pillow (I’m too princess and the pea for that) are common ways to cleanse and prepare the deck.