How do you prefer to study the cards?

One great approach to studying the Tarot cards is to maintain your own personal Tarot journal. Spend time writing about all of the different combinations of cards you draw and how they relate to one another. Research the traditional meanings and symbolism of the cards you’ve drawn and associate that knowledge with your own personal insights.

Another way to deepen your Tarot understanding is to spend time meditating on each card. Take some quiet moments to really observe and study the imagery and symbols represented within the card. Then use your own intuitive impressions to make interpretations.

Finally, take some time to use Tarot cards to interpret your own life. Consider which cards relate to certain challenges or patterns you’re currently experiencing and then explore possible solutions by combining certain cards in relation to each other. It’s a great way to deepen your understanding of Tarot and how it can be used to gain insight into yourself.

Personally, I like to study the cards through daily draws. I pull a card each day and spend some time reflecting on its imagery, symbolism, and message. It helps me develop a deeper connection with the deck and understand how the cards manifest in daily life.

I enjoy reading Tarot books and exploring the interpretations and insights provided by experienced authors. It helps me grasp different perspectives and gain a broader understanding of the cards' meanings.

I'm a visual learner, so I like using flashcards. I create flashcards for each card and practice recalling their meanings and symbolism. It's a great way to reinforce my memory and connect with the cards visually.

Group study sessions work best for me. I love joining Tarot study groups or participating in online forums where we discuss the cards, share our interpretations, and learn from each other's insights. It's a collaborative and enriching way to deepen my understanding.

And journaling is my other go-to method for studying the cards. I write down my thoughts, observations, and personal interpretations of each card. It helps me document my journey and track my progress over time.

I'm a hands-on learner, so I enjoy creating my own Tarot spreads. I design spreads that focus on specific themes or aspects of life, and then I use the cards to explore those areas in more depth. It's a creative and interactive way for me to engage with the cards.

@oa880995 But remember that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to studying the Tarot. Find what works best for you and allows you to connect deeply with the cards. Whether it's daily draws, reading books, using flashcards, joining study groups, journaling, or creating your own spreads, the key is to embrace a method that sparks your curiosity and enhances your understanding of the Tarot.