Can you have too many Tarot decks?

The problem with tarot deck addiction is that if you have too many decks, it’s really hard to build a rapport with any one of them. It’s the “spreading yourself too thin” syndrome. There are some people I know that simply collect decks for the art alone, and have never read with them.

Why do my tarot cards feel heavy?

Its as if they don’t want to talk to you! And they ‘feel’ heavy when you hold them in your hands. Sometimes your cards will convey their tiredness in other ways. It happened to me once when I was getting ready to sleep and I suddenly had a ‘feeling’ that I should charge my cards.

Can u read your own Tarot cards?

The short answer is YES! It is totally OK to read Tarot for yourself. In fact, I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that reading Tarot for yourself is even more valuable and more impactful than having your Tarot cards read for you by a professional.

Should you do multiple tarot readings?

Certainly, when reading Tarot for yourself, doing multiple Tarot readings is a common mistake. And many people also fall into the trap of ‘shopping around’ with other Tarot readers, to see what each reader has to say on a particular topic.

Are You too emotionally invested in your tarot reading?

When you are already emotionally invested in a situation, you will have your own perspectives and beliefs that will shape your interpretation of the Tarot cards a certain way. In fact, it can be very hard to remain objective and professional about your own Tarot reading, particularly when you have such a vested interest.

What is the deal with tarot cards?

With Tarot readings, it’s the same deal. You can do your own Tarot reading and get one set of Tarot cards. Then, you can go to a Tarot reader and get another reading, and another set of cards.

What should I avoid when reading tarot cards?

So avoid using long and complicated readings which only open up the path for more confusion and convoluted interpretation. The hardest thing about reading Tarot for yourself is that you can end up with a ‘convenient’ but highly subjective interpretation of the Tarot cards.