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Brand New Online Tarot Course

Rudi & Davina — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 14:06:42 +0000

Tarot

As there has been so much interest in Learning More about the Tarot, we have decided to put on a BRAND NEW TAROT COURSE.

We have designed it, so that you get the VERY BEST out of it.

You can have direct contact with us over the telephone.

You will be reading the cards within 8 weeks.

You get to learn at times that suit you – everything is recorded for you.

You get the benefit of learning with a Professional Tarot Reader, you can ask questions and get feedback EVERY WEEK of the course.

Click this link for more details. http://onlinetarotnow.com/register/registration.html

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Learning Tarot: The Justice Card

Rudi & Davina — Fri, 07 May 2010 15:55:07 +0000

The Justice Card Is a Major Arcana Tarot Card

Justice

This card signifies that the person who has pulled it from the deck has a strong sense of fairness and justice. They may even be employed within the legal profession or police force.

This video highlights a little more…..

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Learning Tarot: The Wheel of Fortune

Rudi & Davina — Wed, 05 May 2010 20:40:45 +0000

The Wheel of Fortune Is a Major Arcana Card:

The wheel Of Fortune

It is a card that marks a period of change and transition.

It says the person who has pulled this card has changed inside and as a consequence outward events and situations are changing too.

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Learning Tarot: The Hermit

Rudi & Davina — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 09:30:47 +0000

The Major Arcana: The Hermit

The Hermit

The Hermit Card reveals something about the personality of the person who has pulled it from the deck.

It says that right now, they are looking within, soul searching, trying to find answers and understanding.

This is often quite a profound part of their journey of self discovery and self realisation.

In this clip Rudi talks more about the characteristics and meaning of The Hermit.

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Learning to Read Tarot Cards: The Strength Tarot Card

Rudi & Davina — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 14:41:24 +0000

The Strength Tarot Card is a Major Arcana Card.

This card tells us a lot about the personality of the person who has pulled it from the deck.

They have great reserves of courage and stamina and will usually pick themselves up and start all over again – no matter what happens.

Sometimes if things have been particularly difficult though, this card can serve as a reminder that strength and stamina are required and that regardless of whether or not they feel it is possible right now, that strength will come to them.

This is the basic meaning and we will go deeper into the meanings on further levels of the training.

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Tarot Card Meaning:The Chariot

Rudi & Davina — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 22:25:21 +0000

The Chariot is a Major Arcana Tarot Card.

It is a card that suggests victory and success – as long as the focus is kept on the matter in hand.

It is all too easy for us to be pulled off track – by emotions – ours or those of the people closest to us!

This video clip reveals more:

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The Hierophant Tarot Card

Rudi & Davina — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 13:25:45 +0000

The Hierophant Tarot Card is a Major Arcana Card

This card has a picture of a Pope upon it, he represents tradition, traditional values and the laws by which we adhere to.

This card can link to spirituality and faith regardless of the particular religious beliefs of the individual.

This card also represents knowledge and wisdom as well as a respect for authority.

Very often this card can reveal that the person is a teacher themself or is currently learning new things.

Discover more of the meaning in this short video.

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Learn How To Read Tarot: The Meanings of the Minor Suits

Rudi & Davina — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 18:36:14 +0000

Learning Tarot

To learn to read Tarot successfully, it is often thought necessary to learn the more esoteric aspects of the cards. That is understandable on the one hand, for the cards are very profound and hold much hidden knowledge. However it is of little use to the person you will find yourself reading for if they are simply told that a certain card relates to the elements – such as earth, air, fire and water!

People want answers and guidance on their real life issues and problems.

They want to know about money, about love, their work and career, the people around them.

Once you have mastered the basic meanings and can give people meaningful and insightful readings – with information they can immediately relate to their life – then is the time to pursue the deeper and more mystical meanings of the cards.

In this video clip Rudi shares some of his insights and the meanings he uses for the 4 suits within the Minor Arcana; The Swords, The Cups, The Wands and The Pentacles.

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Learning To Read Tarot Cards

Rudi & Davina — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 20:53:03 +0000

How To Read Tarot Cards – Even the Scary Ones!

In this short video Rudi talks about the seemingly Scary Cards – the ones people tend to shy away from or are a little wary of. There is no need! These cards are what we call transition cards. By that we mean they simply are passing cards that show certain aspects of life – they are not permanent. They show periods of change or development – on many levels.

There is no need to make times of transition any bigger or scarier than they really are. Our job as readers is to help people aware of what is going on around them and to highlight the avenues of choice that they do have. Too many ‘readers’ seem to revel in the potential negative aspects of the cards, sometimes making them much more than they are.

We all have tough times as well as good times – the trick is learning to handle the tougher times by being aware of the skills & experience we do have and the people around us to help (or even avoid!)

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Learning Tarot: The Magician

Rudi & Davina — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 20:13:32 +0000

The Magician Tarot Card

Sometimes it is easier to take in information in different ways so this video may appeal to you rather than simple text and pictures.

Rudi describes the basic attributes and meanings of the Magician Card: