Gregory Scott Tarot: A Tarot of Positive Clarity

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Lesson two covers the minor arcana and introduces a unique method for remembering the cards and assigning meanings to them, even if the traditional meanings are forgotten. We briefly cover symbolic interpretation in connection to using the cards. The tarot always provides answers. Whether you want a reading on a specific question or an open reading to give you guidance, the information is ready to come through. All you need do is listen. Readings can be done in person, by video or remotely via the telephone or Skype. Fortunately, learning this transformative and spiritual tool is now easily accessible through the Intuitive Tarot Expert Course. In a series of 3 life-changing lessons, you gain access to this intuitive tool that will inform your life for as long as you have questions that need answering. In the third and final lesson we look at the card spreads and combining card meanings to begin building the narrative of an interpretive reading, whether this is for yourself, friends or family or your own clients! We discuss intuition, the nature of the subconscious mind and your growth moving forward. This will include looking at the secrets of the past, examining the present and forecasting the successes of the future. The tarot will highlight energies that are already present in your life that you might not be aware of, and need to be learned from and assimilated before you can move forward. Pinpointing these opportunities enables you to channel these energies in to a future you desire.

In this case his philosophy is that firstly, tarot should be recognisable. He believes the reader should be able to connect their experiences and emotions with what is pictured on the card. Secondly, he believes it should always be possible to see things from a positive perspective in some way even if the experience itself is difficult. Thirdly, users should be able to see the cards as mirrors of their own lives ad experiences. This is achieved symbolically rather than literally in most cases. Finally, his philosophy is that every human is beautiful and that Tarot cards should help people to see that by encouraging them to look/see beneath the surface. Most people find the prospect of learning the meanings of the 78 tarot cards a daunting task. Many feel overwhelmed by the prospect of memorising so many different meanings and ask themselves, ”When will I use this? Is it really worth the time I would have to invest?”The first lesson briefly examines the history of the cards and dives straight into the practical side of the tarot. The major arcana is broken down in to easily manageable parts to facilitate understanding and accessibility.

The tarot looks at all aspects of life. It gives insight into the innermost self and personality, change and circumstances, love life, career, money, family, travel and spirituality. Interpreting these symbolic messages to your advantage will enable you to strategically move forward with your life purpose.

I also like the Court cards (examples below) and the change to the 8 of Pentacles (pictured above). On the 8 of Pentacles there is still the aspect of honing his skills and diligence and dedication to his work, but he is not making the same thing over and over trying to perfect it. Instead, he’s making/creating what he needs. In general, the imagery makes the cards easy to interpret because the scenarios depicted are recognisable. The feelings associated with the 5 of Pentacles (pictured below) are readily apparent. It also suggests albeit indirectly possible ways for any of the parties pictured to change the scenario.