Learn Tarot Card Reading - Day 1 - Intro , Major Minor Arcana - Meditation Attunement

Tarot Card Reading Class recorded live by Dr Monica Agarwal To Learn Tarot Card Reading Book your course What’s app - 8826826749 www.tarotreadermonica.com www.intuitiveakashicreadings.com Tarot Reading class day 1 Summary Tarot Card Reader Monica Agarwal provided a detailed explanation of the modern tarot deck, noting that the popular Rider-Waite-Smith deck, designed by Arthur W. and drawn by Pamela Coleman Smith in 1909, serves as the blueprint for almost every modern deck. Agarwal elaborated on the structure and meaning of the tarot, explaining that the 22 Major Arcana cards signify "big lessons, major turning points, and powerful forces," while the 56 Minor Arcana cards, divided into the suits of Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles, represent "day-to-day events, small challenges and practical details of life." The discussion covered the invention of the modern tarot, the significance of the Major Arcana, and the meaning of the Minor Arcana suits. The Modern Tarot Deck and Its Origin Tarot Card Reader Monica Agarwal explained that the modern tarot deck was invented in the 1900s, with the most famous deck being the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, which was designed by Arthur W. and drawn by Pamela Coleman Smith in 1909. Agarwal emphasized that when purchasing the "original rider deck," one should look for it to be by Arthur Waite and designed by Pamela Coleman Smith, noting that this deck made tarot popular and serves as the blueprint for almost every modern deck. They added that while many decks have been invented since, the standard tarot adheres to the Rider-Waite theme, featuring a standard structure of 22 Major Arcana cards and 56 Minor Arcana cards. Structure and Meaning of Tarot Arcana Monica Agarwal detailed the division of the tarot deck into Major and Minor Arcana, explaining that "Arcana" means "secrets or mysteries," and although often pronounced "arana," the correct pronunciation is "arahana". They stated that the 22 Major Arcana cards, starting with "The Fool" and ending with "The World," represent "big lessons, major turning points, and powerful forces" in a person's life; when appearing in a reading, these cards signify a big message that should not be avoided. Agarwal also compared the 22 Major Arcana cards to the main characters and plot of a life story. Minor Arcana and the Four Suits The 56 Minor Arcana cards, which represent "day-to-day events, small challenges and practical details of life," are divided into four suits, similar to playing cards. Monica Agarwal identified the four suits in the Rider-Waite deck as Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles, contrasting them with the playing card suits of hearts, clubs, diamonds, and spades. Agarwal explained the correspondences for each suit: Wands represent action, energy, passion, and career (similar to clubs); Cups signify emotions, love, feelings, and creativity; Swords denote thoughts, intellect, logic, and challenges; and Pentacles symbolize money, work, home, and material possession. Following this explanation, Agarwal suggested a small 10-minute break.