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The Tarot as a Self-Knowledge tool:
The collective unconscious is full of characteristics that are the same in all humans and does not originate from personal experience but is innate in all individuals. These innate characteristics have been represented through images and symbols called “Archetypes”. The twelve signs of the zodiac are archetypes. The 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot are also archetypes.
These last archetypes correspond to the journey of spiritual evolution of the soul through the human experience. These Archetypes are universal and are contained in the psyche of all humanity. They give us the foundations of our mind from which our reality is built. By understanding these Archetypes, we can understand our spiritual evolutionary path.
It is not necessary to be a psychic to read the Tarot, but you do need to have a well-developed intuition and study to understand the different levels of interpretation of the symbology of the cards. In addition to having an ethical approach towards the information received and given.
How should I consult the Tarot?
The first thing you should know is that through the Tarot you will not receive a Yes or No to a question. Questions should always be directed towards gaining clarity about the energy present in a situation, the possible challenges or obstacles and the possible solutions to these challenges in order to obtain guidance. The questions should be concise and always to learn more about yourself, or yourself in relation to situations, but not about situations that can violate the free will of others because your Guides and Higher Self would never violate the free will.
The purpose of consulting the Tarot
The purpose of this consultation is to reveal the real meaning or the underlying energy of a situation, which most of the time is a reflection of internal situations that need our attention. “As outside, so inside, as above, so below”.