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Learn the meaning of each tarot card in the major and minor arcana in this free tarot card reading and deck history video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn the basics of the tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the history of the tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the minor arcana tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the coin and sword tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the cup and wand tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about ace the tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the page, knight, king, and queen tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the major arcana tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the empress tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the lovers tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the hermit tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the hanged man tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the devil, tower, and star tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the moon, sun, judgment, and world tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
Learn about the tarot cards in this free tarot card reading and deck history video clip.
There is some small debate about the origins of the Tarot Deck. Many relevant sources mention the introduction of Tarot Cards to Europe in the 14th and 15th centuries from Egypt. It is the major arcane, the trump or picture cards, that most people associate with Tarot and divination. Standard playing cards originate from the other half of the first Tarot decks, the minor arcane. Divination became a popular phenomenon in Medieval culture, with the Church playing a smaller role in persecution than many believe. Other supernatural practices, like channeling and “charming” (removing warts or diseases with short verses or potions), were common, everyday occurrences.
In this free video series, expert Tarot reader Marybeth Murphy describes and explains each of the tarot cards in order. You will learn the meaning of each Tarot card, from both the major and minor arcana, guaranteed. Marybeth tells you about the cups, coins, swords, and wands that have led to the traditional suits. She also covers the Empress, World, Judgment, Lovers, Hanged Man, and Moon cards. And there's more. Each tarot card is given its explanation. Tune it and check this out.
Marybeth Murphy 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 of meeting them. <p> As she got older, Marybeth found that her readings could help individuals heal themselves and certain situations in their lives. That discovery helped her establish herself as a Spiritual Coach. In her role as coach, Marybeth not only gives individuals the information they need but also helps them find their own way of intuitively hearing Divine information through the use and practice of various tools such as Angel and Tarot cards, pendulums, and psychometry. <p> Marybeth gives readings in person or over the phone, frequently hosts parties in private homes, and works at many metaphysical conventions including the Queen Mary’s GhostFest.dkdk
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