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What are the Minor Arcana Tarot Cards?

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Summary: Learn about the minor arcana tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.

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By Marybeth Murphy
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Marybeth has been intuitively reading people ever since she was very young. She has always had a strong knowing about various events and could usually read an individual within seconds...read more

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"Hi! Now Marybeth Murphy is going to show us, demonstrate the Minor Arcana cards. Right. Each tarot deck is based on two different, it's a large deck of cards, close to about 78 cards per deck. You have the Minor Arcana and the Major Arcana. I'm going to begin talking about the Major Arcana a little bit later on, a little bit more in depth. And these are the Minor Arcana and I put them into 4 different groups. You have the Coins Group, Swords, Cups and Wands. Each group you have an Ace through 10 and then you have a Page, a Knight, Queen and a King and that's what each group is. But we're going to go into them a little bit more in depth later on. I just want you to see the four different groups; the Coins, the Swords, the Cups and the Wands. The first group we're going to be talking about are the Swords and the Coins and you'll see that in a moment. That's coming up next."

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