I'm sure there are lots of scammers ripping gullible people off with expensive tarot readings. However i was introduced to the tarot cards by a good friend 10 years ago and I've been consulting them regulary for years and they're always on point with their advice. Even if you're a die hard sceptic having an open mind and listening to what they have to say opens new posibilities that you wouldn't have thought before and it makes you question and ponder on things. Even if you don't believe on the mystic part I recommend trying to hear their message just to open up your mind to a different picture





I've always liked how they look too, and I love how every single detail in the drawings has a meaning and symbolism embedded. You should always consult them with the help of a guidebook precisely to make attention to all the details of the card.



Have you ever tried them brahs?

sig checks out

I have my own set but it's mainly because I really liked the art, and this card below. It's Edward Gorey's Fantod pack. I don't read it, but I keep the deck on my desk by my PC with that card propped up because I think it looks dope.

The card and descriptor is especially ominous and cheeky together. I like it;
"What you most fear, is now coming near."

What's the deal with your sig? He's your pimp or what?

Tarot and horoscope is the biggest bullchit out there.

Haven't heard of this before, the artstyle looks interesting. Will checkout/10

The thing I like about it is that It never gives your a hard "prediction" I just opens up new possibilities in your mind about whatever you're thinking about. Makes you question things you weren't thinking about before or see things from a different perspective. And if the possibilties it presents are to your liking then you can conciously work to make them a reality, sometimes we are so enclosed into our own perspectives that we can lose sight of the endless possibilities out there.

That's what I like the most about it, it introduces different possible paths to you.

Yeah, I actually like Gorey's art, so it was appealing tbh.