
Tarot from Scratch
A calm introduction to tarot: what a deck is, how the arcana are organized, how to read a simple spread, and what the first Major Arcana cards mean.
Step-by-step tarot courses: from first spreads to working with symbols

A calm introduction to tarot: what a deck is, how the arcana are organized, how to read a simple spread, and what the first Major Arcana cards mean.

The Page, Knight, Queen, and King of all four suits: how to recognize and tell them apart, and how to read them as a person, a mood, or advice.

How to use tarot to think about work, choosing a path, and resources: practical layouts, reading examples, and ethical boundaries without financial advice.

A full study of the best-known spread: from phrasing the question and the ten positions to a coherent story and a written summary.

Spreads about partnership, closeness, and conversations that are hard to start. For those who already know the basics of tarot.

A journey through the 22 Major Arcana of the Rider–Waite–Smith deck, from the Fool to the World. Each card comes with its imagery, upright and reversed meanings, and a question for reflection.

Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles: the element of each suit, the path from ace to ten, the court cards, and a shared scheme that helps you find your way around a spread quickly.

A short course on what numbers carry in the Minor Arcana, how to read repeats, and how to look at the numbers of the Major Arcana.

A short hands-on course: shape your question, draw three cards and read them as past, present and future. Suited to your very first time.

A calm reading course: how a card game became a tool for reflection, how the Rider–Waite deck came about, and what language of numbers, colors, and images the cards speak.

A practical course: how to keep a journal, draw a card of the day, read images without a book, and review your week.