Excerpt from Dark Days Tarot Guidebook by Emily Mundy: Four of Pentacles The Four of Pentacle’s meaning is simple: humans have the urge...

Excerpt from Dark Days Tarot Guidebook by Emily Mundy: Three of Pentacles The Universe is always looking for collaborators. After all,...

Excerpt from Dark Days Tarot Guidebook by Emily Mundy: Two of Pentacles The Two of Pentacles is an omen of creative insight and good...

Excerpt from Dark Days Tarot Guidebook by Emily Mundy: Ace of Pentacles The Ace of Pentacles is representative of new inspiration, fresh...

Excerpt from Dark Days Tarot Guidebook by Emily Mundy: 0. The Fool~ The Fool, the card with the number zero and an elemental correspondence to air, symbolizes the seemingly “foolish” attitude of positivity, playfulness, and indulgence in the odd. A creature of universal love and non-limitation, The Fool chooses to infiltrate the realm of the senses, and to stir a joyful, joking-sort of wisdom into the seriousness of practical situations. The Fool from the upside-down is c

Firstly, always choose whether the cards are facing you, or a partner. The 'top' of the card is evident in the imagery, in that it is the top of the card when the card is upright. Use the 'top' of the card as the directional arrow. Give the cards a directional 'theme' before reading. Is this: A lunar spread? A directional (North, South, East, West) spread? An elemental (Earth, Air, Fire, Water) spread? Ask the cards a question before using them. Avoid yes or no questions, a

Use any of these four Tarot card spreads for magical readings about love, money, luck, and anything else your soul is seeking.