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Karmic Tarot
Here are the specific interpretations of each of the 78 cards in each of the 22 Karmic
Spread positions. Once you have shuffled and laid the cards down in a Karmic Spread you
can look up the meaning in the pages that follow. These definitions will connect you with
the roots of each card, opening doors for further personal interpretation.
There are 3,432 definitions presented—78 (cards) x 22 (positions) x 2 (upright/inverted).
Let these definitions be your training wheels and then leave them behind as the archetypes
speak to you directly about their nature and how they interact. Then you will discover
more than any number of definitions could ever divulge. And you will not be memorizing.
But even as you gain experience the interpretations may still offer insight.
Whether a card is upright or inverted is an indicator for keeping the querent/readee
more centered on their path. Knowing that karma is not negative, in Karmic Tarot an
inverted card is not limited to a negative interpretation. An upright card represents the
central meaning of the archetype of that card. An inverted card represents too much or too
little of that principle. For example: The Queen of Cups, in her centrally defined role,
signifies the nurturing female. At one extreme, she may be so overprotective that she never
lets her young son go out to play; on the other, she may not know where he is at 10 o’clock
at night. Even though the extremes are to be avoided in principle, in a given reading the
querent/readee may need to move toward one extreme—toward one half of a duality
pair—in order to balance the other. The inverted card, representing excess or deficiency, is
an invaluable tool, giving signposts for walking the middle path.
The interpretations are organized as follows:
Major Arcana:
Beginning with The Magician (1) and ending with The Fool (22/0).
Minor Arcana/Pips:
Beginning with the four Aces and ending with the four Tens.
Minor Arcana/Courts:
Beginning with the four Pages and ending with the four Kings.
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