The Journey of Tarot-Guru: Our Mission to Help You Explore the Art of the Cards
When we founded Tarot-Guru in 2022, our vision was to help people appreciate the art of tarot cards and explore the way that art can transform your internal perspectives. Tarot cards have been around for centuries, and their symbolism is rich with meaning. We believe that by understanding these symbols, you can gain a deeper insight into yourself and your world. The archetypes of our ancestors are woven into the cards, and we often find them reflected in ourselves. The lessons of the past come to life through the practice of Tarot. By mastering the meanings of each card, as well as their placement within a spread, we can unlock secret doors of self-awareness, and come to a place of greater understanding. Our blog is a place where you can learn more about Tarot cards, their history, and their meanings.
We are passionate about helping people to master this ancient practice and work towards the transformation of their inner selves.
We believe that Tarot cards can be a powerful tool for self-empowerment, and we strive to provide our readers with the resources they need to unlock their potential. Tarot cards can help you find guidance and solace during difficult times, and we hope to provide a space where people can come learn more about this fascinating tradition. Our mission is simple: To help you explore yourself through the art of tarot. With every card you draw, we hope that together, we can discover the hidden gems within our souls.
We invite you to embark on the Fool’s journey. The World awaits!
Authors
Tami Rose
Owner of Tarot Guru
Tami Rose comes from a long line of psychics and seers. Her great-grandmother was the first registered nurse in Hawaii and is believed to have been a gifted midwife. Her Great-grandmother was known to keep up with her own 21 children by talking to the birds and the bees, as well as reading the signs in the cards.
Tami has studied the psychology of tarot cards extensively, and often uses them as a creative tool – in much the same way that Phillip K Dick did. She is passionate about helping people connect with their intuition, and believes that everyone has within them innate wisdom that can be accessed through introspection and self-reflection. She created Tarot Guru to help others actualize their spiritual potential and make the art of Tarot accessible to all.
Ashlynn McCain
Senior Writer
Ashlynn McCain is a young writer who was introduced to Tarot through her godmother. For her, knowledge of oneself is paramount, and Tarot is part of that journey. Ashlynn spent her adolescence seeking connection to herself and to the Other Side through past life and spirit work that brought her closer to her higher self (and sometimes to the local graveyard). With a B.S. in psychology, Ashlynn enjoys studying how tarot cards reflect our subconscious thoughts and desires, as well as our relationships with others.
What Does the King of Cups Mean?
King of Cups Tarot Card – Keywords Upright Balanced Male Energy, Perceptive, Self-Assured Reversed Power-hungry, Controlling, Cruel King of Cups Tarot Card Description This minor arcana card depicts a mature male figure with light hair sitting on a large stone throne in the middle of the sea. Look closely, and you can see a fish jumping…
Are Tarot Cards Evil?
Tarot newcomers frequently wonder whether the cards are evil, especially if they haven’t done much tarot reading in the past. Tarot cards, witchcraft, Ouija boards, and other occult rituals are frequently grouped together under the same headings. Depending on your worldview, this might be a red flag. However, tarot cards are not evil in and of themselves. Quite to the contrary, Tarot reading is a centuries-long practice that can be used for personal reflection and spiritual growth.
What Does The Seven of Swords Mean?
This card can represent someone who has chosen to act in questionable ways for their own personal gain, often taking risks without much thought for consequences. It may also signify a person who cannot commit to any cause or group. The Seven of Swords is the card of serial cheaters, pathological liars, and controlling narcissists. Although the actions of these individuals may feel like personal attacks, sometimes you were simply a casualty of their end goal.
What Does The Nine of Swords Mean?
The Nine of Swords tarot card description is one of pain, worry, and anguish. In the card image, a person kneels in bed looking up at nine swords hanging over their head – a symbol of the mental torture they are experiencing.
When the Nine of Swords appears in a Tarot reading it can signify excessive inner-criticism and feelings of defeat. As swords hang above our heads, mental illness weighs on our psyche and rears its ugly head in our dreams. You may be facing a reoccurring nightmare and find no peace upon waking.
The Enneagram 3 Personality Type Described in Tarot Cards
For the Enneagram 3, life is a game that we each win or lose – and they’re determined to come out on top. Known as the “Achiever,” the Enneagram 3 is focused on success and driven to excel in any area they deem important. Their ambition is reflected in the Tarot, as the Chariot, Seven…
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The Enneagram 2 Personality Type Described in Tarot Cards
he Enneagram type 2 is often called “The Helper” or “The Giver.” People classified as type 2 personalities make it their mission in life to be there for others and help them however they can – usually from a place of generosity and compassion. The Tarot often helps us understand ourselves, and the same can be said of this empathetic enneagram type. Here are the three tarot cards that best describe the Enneagram 2.
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What Does the King of Cups Mean?
King of Cups Tarot Card – Keywords Upright Balanced Male Energy, Perceptive, Self-Assured Reversed Power-hungry, Controlling, Cruel King of Cups Tarot Card Description This minor arcana card…
Are Tarot Cards Evil?
Tarot newcomers frequently wonder whether the cards are evil, especially if they haven’t done much tarot reading in the past….
What Does The Seven of Swords Mean?
This card can represent someone who has chosen to act in questionable ways for their own personal gain, often taking…
What Does The Nine of Swords Mean?
The Nine of Swords tarot card description is one of pain, worry, and anguish. In the card image, a person…
The Enneagram 3 Personality Type Described in Tarot Cards
For the Enneagram 3, life is a game that we each win or lose – and they’re determined to come…
