Here is a new and exciting Tarot deck for the Pagan Tarot enthusiasts among us! It was love at first sight the minute I picked it up and shuffled through it. I knew it was a have to have deck for me. I highly recommend it for both Pagan and non Pagan readers alike.

When and if you decide to do readings for people other than friends and family, you will most likely be asked to read at wedding receptions and parties. But, make sure you scope out what is expected of you before you agree.

Doing weekly or even monthly readings for yourself can definitely give you insights into your subconscious mind. Sometimes it is as simple as asking why you are feeling a certain way.

Did you know that the Major Arcana cards in a Tarot deck actually represent the wisdom of the Archangels? The seven traditionally recognized Archangels appear both individually and in groups guiding the Fool as he wanders his way through his journey.

The Fool's journey through the Major Arcana takes a sharp twist when he moves into The Tower. When your life goes topsy turvy and you don't know which way to turn, it's hard to understand that sometimes it takes a leap of blind faith to go forward once again.

Reading Tarot and interpreting dreams are very similar processes. The symbolism inherent in Tarot is felt intuitively through the subconscious mind, as is the symbolism which comes to us in our dreams.

If you have seen "The Secret" you will totally understand the meaning behind this article. The secret is within you and always has been. The World card expresses this process of creation. It speaks of knowing that you and only you have the power to manifest what you desire into being.

The Devil is one of the most interesting of all the Major Arcana cards. It represents those things in life that are holding you back. In order to go forward it is important to face the issues and fears that are blocking your progress.

Should you decide to enhance your Tarot reading skills to include reading for others you may be asked to do psychic fairs. This is a big step for a fledgling Tarot reader because it involves reading for many people back to back. Here are a few ideas which you may find useful in that situation.

In Celtic lore, the Summer Solstice represents the beginning of the dark side of the year. It's a good time to begin to look at your mental 'garden' and begin to pull out the weeds so the new crops can thrive and prosper.