Tarot card reading is a reflective practice that uses a deck of 78 symbolic cards to offer insight into a person's life. Rather than predicting the future, it helps people explore their thoughts, emotions, and choices.

The tarot deck is divided into Major Arcana (22 cards) representing major life themes, and Minor Arcana (56 cards) divided into four suits—Cups, Pentacles, Swords, and Wands—focusing on everyday matters.

A reading typically begins with a question or area of focus. The cards are shuffled—sometimes by the querent—to transfer energy. Cards are drawn and laid out in a spread, with each position offering context (e.g., past, present, advice).

Interpretation blends traditional meanings, the position of each card, and the reader's intuition. Some also view tarot as a psychological tool, like a mirror to the subconscious.

Tarot isn't about fixed answers; it's about guidance, clarity, and self-reflection.

Whether used during personal struggles or life changes, it offers a way to better understand oneself and explore new perspectives.