• The 22 Major Arcana Cards
  • Introduction to the archetypes in the Major Arcana
  • Overview of each card’s meaning (keywords, traditional interpretations)
  • The Fool’s Journey: A narrative arc representing personal growth and spiritual evolution
  • Major Arcana as a spiritual map of life cycles
• Key Themes of the Major Arcana
  • The Fool (Beginnings, innocence)
  • The Magician (Manifestation, resourcefulness)
  • The Empress (Abundance, nurturing)
  • Death (Transformation, endings and new beginnings)
  • The World (Completion, wholeness)

• Introduction to the Minor Arcana
  • The four suits and their psychological, emotional, and practical associations
  • Court Cards: Representing people, personalities, or energies
    • Pages (messengers, new beginnings)
    • Knights (action, pursuit)
    • Queens (nurturing, mastery)
    • Kings (authority, leadership)
• Card Meaning Breakdown for Each Suit
  • Cups: Emotions, relationships, intuition
  • Pentacles: Material concerns, career, physical world
  • Swords: Mind, intellect, conflict, communication
  • Wands: Creativity, action, inspiration

• Numerology in Tarot
  • Understanding the meanings behind numbers in the suits
    • 1 (Beginnings, potential)
    • 2 (Balance, duality)
    • 3 (Growth, creativity)
    • 4 (Stability, structure)
    • 5 (Challenge, change)
    • 6 (Harmony, healing)
    • 7 (Reflection, assessment)
    • 8 (Power, strength)
    • 9 (Completion, near-finalization)
    • 10 (Endings, transitions)
• Symbolism in Tarot
  • The role of color, elements, and imagery in each card
  • Recognizing symbolic patterns (astrological, alchemical, mythological)
  • Using intuition to interpret symbols

Preparing for a Tarot Reading

• Setting the space and intention
• Grounding and centering before a reading
• Connecting with your deck (shuffling, choosing cards)

Basic Tarot Spreads

• 1-Card Spread: Daily draw, quick insight
• 3-Card Spread: Past, present, future; Situation, action, outcome
• Celtic Cross Spread: In-depth analysis of a situation or life path
• Horseshoe Spread: Analyzing challenges, influences, and future trends

Interpreting Tarot Readings

• Card positions and their meaning in a spread
• Understanding card combinations and relationships between cards
• Using reversals (optional) for deeper insight
• Developing intuitive skills: Trusting your gut and personal associations with the cards

Advanced Tarot Spreads

• Spreads for specific purposes: Career readings, relationship readings, spiritual guidance
• Timing with Tarot: When to use Tarot for timing and how to interpret time-related questions
• Relationship spreads: Exploring connections between people

Tarot as a Tool for Self-Discovery

• Using Tarot for personal growth and healing
• Journaling with Tarot: Writing prompts, reflection questions, meditation
• Shadow work: Using Tarot to explore subconscious patterns

Tarot and Astrology

• Linking Tarot cards with astrology (astrological correspondences)
• Using Tarot as a tool to enhance astrological readings

Ethical Guidelines for Tarot Readers

• Confidentiality, honesty, and respect in readings
• Knowing when to refer to other professionals (e.g., therapists, doctors)
• Setting clear boundaries for yourself and clients

Practical Tips for Tarot Readings

• Offering readings to others: Building confidence and a professional practice
• How to handle difficult or challenging readings
• Navigating questions around love, money, and health

Building Your Tarot Practice

• Creating a ritual or daily practice with your Tarot cards
• Deepening your connection with your deck through meditation or visualization
• Using Tarot for creative projects, decision-making, and reflection

Tarot and Meditation

• Using Tarot cards as a focal point for meditation
• Guided visualizations with Tarot imagery

Tarot and Creativity

• Using Tarot for artistic inspiration
• Incorporating Tarot into writing, journaling, or art projects

Combining Tarot with Other Divinatory Practices

• Tarot + Numerology
• Tarot + Remedies

Designing Your Tarot Cards

• The creative process of making a deck
• Symbolism and art in Tarot
• How to make your own interpretations and personal connections with each card

Final Project

• Students conduct a reading for a partner or themselves, integrating everything learned in the course
• Presentation of a personal Tarot interpretation or meditation practice

Certification of Completion

• Issuing a certificate to students who complete the course