Tarot

Definition

tarot /'tærǝƱ/ n [sing] တာေရာ့ကားခ်ပ္။ ဂမ႓ီရကားခ်ပ္။ tarot cards ❍ interpret the tarot.

Examples

1. ‘Some common examples are the Tarot
2. Runes
3. I-Ching
4. Ifa.’
5. ‘I did much reading about Reincarnation
6. Astrology
7. Magick
8. Divination and Tarot.’
9. ‘Our strengths include our commitment to truth and healing
10. our unconstrained support for one another
11. and the gift that is Tarot.’
12. ‘The suits are only called what they are because they were common objects when the Tarot was originated - swords and staves
13. coins and cups
14. they're everyday items.’
15. ‘I make decisions easier now and don't agonize over them like I used to - the pendulum and Tarot have helped me greatly here.’
16. ‘Turns out its a part of a flash card set for kids to learn numbers and such
17. but the tarot reference got us talking about doing a Fisher Price tarot set
18. like Tarot for kids.’
19. ‘You and that beautiful woman - yes
20. yes
21. the one with the blue eyes - playing tarot with the French dudes.’
22. ‘The blank cards can be used as an alternative to following suit (rather like the fool in classic tarot games).’
23. ‘Investigators found a spent bullet casing and a handwritten message scrawled on the back of a tarot card that denotes death.’
24. ‘She claimed to be able to sense the suit of a tarot card (Fire
25. Water
26. Matter
27. Air) through opaque barriers.’
28. ‘If a tarot card gets ‘marked’ in some way
29. that can generally be considered a blessing on that card.’
30. ‘"Great