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Introduction to Tarot

Cup suit cards from the Rider Waite tarot deck in rows, captured in a dutch angle.
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Why did I pick this topic?

I am a practicing pagan, and tarot is one of my biggest interests. Considering that a lot of things like tarot have a lot of reputation as something "scary" or "cursed"; I want to show people that tarot cards aren't like what we see in horror films, and that it's a fun thing to do whether it's getting a reading by a psychic around Halloween, a cool party trick, something as fun and silly as looking at the horoscopes in a magazine, or using it as a way to self-reflect.


Tarot for me, was a way for me to connect to other people through ways I haven't thought of before. I met so many new friends through reading cards for them, or teaching them how to read them. Last year for Halloween, I was reading for all sorts of people with fellow members of the Pagan Club. For someone who used to barely function socially pre-cegep, I believe that tarot was one of many things that helped me connect to other people again. That is why I believe I'm so passionately stubborn enough to do this topic.

What will you learn from this project?

You will learn about the deck's origins, what makes it even more popular today, as well as what different cards mean. This is in no way an in-depth guide that will teach you everything, however the goal of this website is to be introductory and help spark interest to those who have been interested in tarot, but never knew where to begin.

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Cup suit cards from the Rider Waite tarot deck in rows, captured in a dutch angle.