Tarot is a 78-card deck widely used for divination and introspection. It consists of 22 trump cards, the Fool, and 56 suit cards. Though most people associate tarot with fortune-telling, its purpose is more about guidance and revealing new insights.
Tarot cards came from a card game called Tarocchi, popular in Italy in the 15th century. With time, they developed past their original gameplay, soaking outside influences from Africa to Europe. For example, classically, their symbolic complexity ultimately woven into the Holy Qabalah, alike a kaleidoscope of universal themes.
Tarot reading can provide an interesting lens through which to consider your own thoughts and choices. Every card has rich imagery and symbolism that invites you to reflect.
Tarot cards usually bring out the best and the worst in people. Many people ask whether tarot cards bring bad energy, but the real answer is that they are meant to encourage you to reflect and receive wisdom.
