When one thinks of a Tarot deck, we think of getting a reading from a mysterious woman that has candles, a crystal ball and maybe a crow skull on the table where she will lay out the cards face down. This archetype has been perpetuated in pop culture to the point where this type of setup is the only way to judge whether a Tarot reader is authentic or not.
Yet, there are untold tens of thousands of people who read Tarot cards just in the United States alone. New decks are constantly being produced. Oracle decks are becoming quite common. You will also find that most people who read the cards also have more than one deck at their disposal.
What we are going to do here at Paranormal Study is feature every card in the Tarot deck with interpretations of their meaning. We will publish a new card regularly which will make it easy for you to read that day’s card and try to memorize what meaning it is intended to represent. If you ever want to find a card, once it is published it will be available via the search bar on our website. Here you can type the word “Tarot” or the specific card and the post will show for you. At the top of every card post, right between the headline and the feature photo, you will see the date and the author of the post; following these you will see two words, Articles and Tarot – by clicking on “Tarot” you will pull up every tarot card for which we’ve published a description.
To do this we are going to feature the most popular deck of all-time, the Rider Waite Tarot deck. This deck has been used for over a century and is the benchmark standard for a Tarot reading in western culture. You have seen the Death and Devil cards from this deck in any horror movie where Tarot cards are read; so you are likely familiar with some of the cards even if you don’t own the deck itself. If you would like to own a deck, you can buy your Rider Waite Tarot Deck by clicking here.
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There are several spreads for reading the cards which we will feature in another article on Paranormal Study in short order. There will also be articles on archetypes, embracing intuition, and other important things you need to know about reading Tarot cards published on this site.
When we get to publishing information on the individual cards themselves, we will include, verbatim, the interpretations of the cards from esoteric scholar, Dr. A.E. Waite, one of the creators of the Rider Waite deck as published in Waite’s work The Pictorial Key to the Tarot. In this book, he outlined the intent, interpretations and mystical meanings of each card as he intended them.
In addition to Waite’s interpretations of his deck, the most popular deck in the world, we will also be including interpretations from esoteric and archetypal viewpoints by leaning upon the work of Aleister Crowley and Jungian Archetypes among other influential works about the tarot.
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