Tarot Cigano 3.2

The tarot cards originated in Europe and created a tradition that has established them as one of the most widespread oracles in the world. Each card holds a specific meaning, leaving no room for ambiguities, making it one of the most direct and objective divination systems in existence.

The cards are associated with the four suits of a standard deck of playing cards, guiding the subject matter related to your question.

The method of playing is enlightening and simple: a predominance of negative cards indicates that your question is not heading in a positive direction. Conversely, an emphasis on positive cards suggests that your question is progressing towards success. The negative cards will point out the problems and obstacles in solving your inquiry, while the positive cards will reveal the virtues involved and protection from a higher realm.

The symbolism of the suits is as follows:
- Cups: corresponds to the Water element, speaking of feelings, femininity, emotions, and love.
- Pentacles: symbolizes the Earth element, the Great Mother, material existence, family, home, and money.
- Swords: ruled by the Air element, it corresponds to intellect, mind, ideas, thought, and creativity.
- Wands: symbolizes the Fire element, representing realization, affirmation, imagination, transformative forces of the Universe, and motivation.

When drawing the cards, focus intensely on your question before doing so. Opt for quiet environments or at least disconnect from any external distractions that may divert your attention. Concentrating on your query is crucial, thus aim to ask objective questions with utmost sincerity.