
The simplest tarot reading is the One Card Oracle. This card is drawn while concentrating on the issue at hand, and is intended to give you information needed of the moment. The One Card Oracle can also be used as a daily meditation.
The Tarot of Marseille is one of the earliest tarot decks in existence and bears similarity to the structure of the Rider Waite Tarot. This particular version of the deck dates from the 19th century. Please note this reading only uses Major Arcana cards. For those who feel drawn to this deck, you can explore it further here.
Tarot readings can provide us with an experience of synchronicity, which can seem downright magical at times. Synchronicity is when a series of random events—or runes, in the case of a tarot reading—are interpreted as a whole to find greater meaning. So, when you ask the cards a question, whatever rune appears in response can feel like a sign from above ... and perhaps it is.
Don't understand what the cards are saying? Simply rephrase your question and try again. (Again, check out our advice!) Finally, remember the future is never written in stone.