Comments on: How to Interpret Reversed Tarot Cards http://www.biddytarot.com/blog/learning-the-tarot/reversed-tarot-cards/how-to-interpret-reversed-tarot-cards A Tarot blog to help you learn to read the Tarot cards Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:48:49 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Amy http://www.biddytarot.com/blog/learning-the-tarot/reversed-tarot-cards/how-to-interpret-reversed-tarot-cards/comment-page-1#comment-456 Amy Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:48:49 +0000 http://biddytarot.wordpress.com/?p=22#comment-456 I realyy enjoyed your post and feel that is important information to have when starting out. For four years I have been laying out my deck of tarot cars and have seen a pattern in the cards.. Thank you for the advice! Amy I realyy enjoyed your post and feel that is important information to have when starting out.

For four years I have been laying out my deck of tarot cars and have seen a pattern in the cards..

Thank you for the advice!

Amy

]]> By: Biddy_Tarot http://www.biddytarot.com/blog/learning-the-tarot/reversed-tarot-cards/how-to-interpret-reversed-tarot-cards/comment-page-1#comment-299 Biddy_Tarot Thu, 20 May 2010 22:42:46 +0000 http://biddytarot.wordpress.com/?p=22#comment-299 Hi Siobhan, Thanks for your comments. I'm glad to hear the blog post is helping your Tarot readings! Plus, reversals can offer so much new depth and complexity to a reading and they don't have to be scary but as you say empowering! Biddy Hi Siobhan,
Thanks for your comments. I’m glad to hear the blog post is helping your Tarot readings! Plus, reversals can offer so much new depth and complexity to a reading and they don’t have to be scary but as you say empowering!
Biddy

]]> By: Siobhan http://www.biddytarot.com/blog/learning-the-tarot/reversed-tarot-cards/how-to-interpret-reversed-tarot-cards/comment-page-1#comment-281 Siobhan Sat, 15 May 2010 11:26:15 +0000 http://biddytarot.wordpress.com/?p=22#comment-281 Thanks very much for this. I use tarot to gain positivity and insight in my life, so reversals which add to the likelihood of a negative are quite difficult for me. I have so far been using upright cards only; however I do see all meanings to be possible and rely on instinctively relating the card to my situation. So for instance I could take the two of pentacles as meaning I had balance or that I needed to gain some balance in my life (a very simple example). Mostly this works very well as I read only for myself and know the situation well. However, I do realise that it would be harder when reading for others. Also there are times when I am unsure which way to go in a reading - do I have this quality, do I need it, will I get it, should I have it etc. So I have begun to wonder if I need to deal with reversed cards which would at the very least hint strongly on which way to go. You are so right about what you say in your opening to this article. It is words like deceit etc that I find off putting and alarming. Therefore I find it most helpful to be given a range of options on reading reversed cards and to know that I can choose as appropriate at the time - or even before I start. This way reversals are a nudge to me to do some extra thinking around the issue and work out what the card is saying in a constructive way. This is not scary, but empowering. So thanks very much! I've seen articles stating one or the other ways to read reversals but not suggesting all/any which are appropriate. This makes much more sense. And yes I can see why experience is key. I love your suggestions. I Will be taking them on board. Again many thanks. Thanks very much for this. I use tarot to gain positivity and insight in my life, so reversals which add to the likelihood of a negative are quite difficult for me. I have so far been using upright cards only; however I do see all meanings to be possible and rely on instinctively relating the card to my situation. So for instance I could take the two of pentacles as meaning I had balance or that I needed to gain some balance in my life (a very simple example). Mostly this works very well as I read only for myself and know the situation well. However, I do realise that it would be harder when reading for others. Also there are times when I am unsure which way to go in a reading – do I have this quality, do I need it, will I get it, should I have it etc. So I have begun to wonder if I need to deal with reversed cards which would at the very least hint strongly on which way to go. You are so right about what you say in your opening to this article. It is words like deceit etc that I find off putting and alarming. Therefore I find it most helpful to be given a range of options on reading reversed cards and to know that I can choose as appropriate at the time – or even before I start. This way reversals are a nudge to me to do some extra thinking around the issue and work out what the card is saying in a constructive way. This is not scary, but empowering. So thanks very much! I’ve seen articles stating one or the other ways to read reversals but not suggesting all/any which are appropriate. This makes much more sense. And yes I can see why experience is key. I love your suggestions. I Will be taking them on board. Again many thanks.

]]> By: Timing Techniques in Tarot - How to Predict When an Event Will Occur | Biddy Tarot Blog http://www.biddytarot.com/blog/learning-the-tarot/reversed-tarot-cards/how-to-interpret-reversed-tarot-cards/comment-page-1#comment-136 Timing Techniques in Tarot - How to Predict When an Event Will Occur | Biddy Tarot Blog Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:27:01 +0000 http://biddytarot.wordpress.com/?p=22#comment-136 [...] Reversed Tarot cards can also be very telling in timing questions and often indicate that an event is unlikely to occur until the client has made some important changes in their lives. [...] [...] Reversed Tarot cards can also be very telling in timing questions and often indicate that an event is unlikely to occur until the client has made some important changes in their lives. [...]

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