Tarot Course Bundle PDF
$14.00
Both books in one: The One Card Reading and The Three Card Reading.
The first teaches you to sit down with anyone and give a real reading with a single card in about three minutes. The second brings in the other fifty-six cards and turns one card into three.
Nothing to memorize card by card, no belief in anything required, and it works with a deck of playing cards, too.
Description
Most tarot books hand you seventy-eight cards and a ten-card spread, then wish you luck. That’s why so many nice decks end up in a drawer.
These two books go the other way. You start with one card. There are only twenty-two to choose from. You’ll be giving real readings before most people learn the first suit. Then, once that feels easy, the second book brings in the rest of the deck and shows you what three cards can do.
I’ve been paid to read tarot since 2009, for hundreds and hundreds of people. Most of it was at campus nights, with a line out the door and three minutes a person. That kind of volume strips out what doesn’t work. What’s left is in here.
Inside The One Card Reading
- How to open a reading so the person across from you relaxes
- What a coin flip has to do with why a single card works
- The one question that gets somebody talking about what they actually came in with
- What to say when they ask, “But what does it mean?”
- Why you never have to be right
- All twenty-two major cards, and why they’re plenty to start with
Inside The Three Card Reading
- Why every suit points at a different part of somebody’s life, and the one question that goes with each
- The balance point of the whole deck, and why there’s no card for it
- Which minor cards echo the majors you already know
- The court cards as four stages of getting good at something
- The five shapes three cards can make, and the question each shape asks
- Why some people will happily let you read for them with playing cards when they’d never sit down for tarot
Thirty-four short chapters in one PDF, plus an EPUB for your phone, both yours to keep.
Who this is for
Anybody who wants to read tarot for real people without memorizing a library first. If you want the traditional card-by-card correspondences, this will feel loose to you, and you should skip it. And if you’re looking to predict the future, that’s not what this does.