What does it mean if you draw all court cards of the same suit in a tarot reading?
I did a simple 3 card reading the other day on any potential for love in my near future (I’m in a major dry spell folks!) and I got 1.Queen of Wands 2.Knight of Wands 3.Knave of Wands…….I felt a little frustrated trying to interpret it. So meditating on “love”, I reshuffled and drew one more card. It was the King of Wands! I’m so confused!
Suggestion by Julia M
The court cards in this context can indicate many things, and you’ll have to decide which one it is according to your situation.
Possibilities:
(1) They signify actual individuals.
(2) They signify the personality traits of people involved, rather than their situations.
The Queen of wands can indicate the qualities you need to adapt or experiment with before you get that potential love. The second card might indicate your love and his attitude or how you see him. And so on.
Good luck!
Suggestion by vid
Well, wands generally refer to people that are no nonsense, business minded, and generally smarter people. Perhaps you should be focused more on something that you can give to a job or project than into another person. In addition, this could also be pointing to meeting someone with similar characteristics. Keep in mind, each Court Card in this suit means something different, but I gave you an all around idea of what this suit means for those court cards.
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Tarot Card Readings? What is the most accurate site I can learn?
Can anybody with any knowledge on this subject recommend a good website I can learn how to do readings from? And learn a lot more about tarot cards and readings? Thanks!
Suggestion by Colleen
There is a website called hedgewitchcrafts that does tarot cards of the day, where she explains one tarot card a day. also, she teaches about stones & colors. The people that run it are Steve & Sherri (really cool people). BUT my best advice to you is to go out & FIRST find a deck that you can accurately use in the first place. For example, I use the Witch’s Tarot. I started with a standard Waite Ryder deck & I never liked it. For me, the readings were inacurate & stressful. When I finally found the Witch’s Tarot, I had been through 3 different types decks. The cast off’s I gave to m kids to play with or to friends who actually DID like the decks. Also, find a good bookstore. There are TONS of books on the market about reading Tarot. Spreads, interpretations, etc. Hint: My next deck (while I truly LOVE my WT) will be an elemenal deck. They are also very accurate, cool & easy to read. But if you go this route, be sure to get YOUR element. Also, most Tarot decks today come with books & pamphlets that offer spreads & interpretations. Good LUCK! 
Suggestion by Rakshas
Step one: PLEASE don’t use a website for anything more intense than testimonials. If you want to learn to use a material thing to look past material things, the Internet is not at all a good place to start. Get a book. Any book. Heck, get ‘tarot for dummies’ (it’s actually not bad). True story: The cards are a deeply personal experience, and not one that translates well to a screen.
My best advice? Go get a traditional deck. Rider/Waite, Thoth, whatever. They all come with a handy descriptive booklet. Use those to get the basic meanings and correlations down. It won’t make you psychic, but it will get you started.
That said, sacredtexts.com has an entire section on the subject that I think highly of. No fluff, no white light. Just the bare bones explanations from several sources, all available for free.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/tarot/index.htm
Suggestion by s.dawn@rocketmail.com
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