The big list of free resources for learning tarot

[everskathleen9]

Thank you all for reaching out and giving me resources to learn. 

[Alex1997]

Tarot for the Wild Soul is a wonderful podcast and she has a few free offerings on her website along with other courses! www.tarotforthewildsoul.com 

 

[Ketsuno]

Thank you so much! Before this, I hadn't found so many useful websites to learn from, and this has really been a huge help to me!

[Guest]

Thank you so much for sharing all these resources! I’ve mainly been using biddy tarot for my card interpretations! 

[classic_meechie]

I'm new, but I just found Biddy Tarot has a podcast.  Can't report on if others would find it helpful, but I definitely love being able to listen on walks.

[Eugenie]

Theresa Reed posted card meanings on her website, same as in her "No Questions Asked" book - https://www.thetarotlady.com/tarot-card-meanings/

And she also shared meanings of cards drawn as advice - https://www.thetarotlady.com/tarot-advice-guidance-every-card/

That's pretty cool! For me, what she rights is easy to understand and resonates with what I feel. These meanings help me make sense of the cards I draw. 

[Scandinavianhermit]

For those interested in the Etteilla tradition of tarot interpretation: http://etteillastrumps.blogspot.com

 

For those interested in the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition of tarot interpretation: https://archive.sacred-texts.com/tarot/pkt/index.htm

 

A comparative study of the Etteilla tradition and the RWS tradition: http://www.villarevak.org/td/td_1.htm

 

 

[Luna]

What a GREAT resource this thread is.  TY to everyone!

 

I like to listen to others ideas/thoughts on the tarot and generally will do so when I am knitting.  I find it somewhat relaxing too.  🙂

 

I often pick up something new that I never even thought about with various cards.  Goes to show you even after reading the cards for decades, there is always something new to learn here.  😄 Here is one lady I enjoy listening to a lot.  Her voice for me is just comforting to listen to and I also like how she sees things.   Her video on you tube is titled "Mystical World of Tarot" and her name is Daphne Robyn.  Here is a link to her on youtube.           

       

 

This one is the first one in her series.  With each card she has a new video.  I could and do listen to her for hours.  

 

[EmarieWithADHD]

Mary K Greer’s blog is a treasure trove of free information http://marykgreer.com

 

The Tarosophy Tarot Association has a membership for $75/year but there are free video courses, a free issue of their magazine, and free educational pdfs for download on the site, as well https://www.tarotassociation.net/

 

 

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You already had the tarot lady so I added a different resource

[EmarieWithADHD]

Free resources for reading books:

 

Project Gutenberg https://www.gutenberg.org/

 

DarkBooks https://darkbooks.org/

 

Standard ebooks https://standardebooks.org/

 

 

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[EmarieWithADHD]

Christiana Gaudet is a 30+ year professional reader and has like 200 free tarot webinars on her YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/christianagaudet

 

Free tarot course https://www.houseofwhite.net/p/free-tarot-lessons2

Free audio lessons https://www.advancedtarotsecrets.com/free-audio-lessons

 

[EmarieWithADHD]

Tons of completely free video courses with free supplemental downloads by Benebell Wen, a popular tarot author https://benebellwen.com/online-courses/free-courses/

 

@Raggydoll Sorry I didn’t tag you before so ETA: tag 

 

 

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[gregory]

Katrinka just pointed me to a brilliant site:

 

https://moderatelyquicksilver.wordpress.com/2024/05/20/tarot-encyclopedia-index/

[Raggydoll]

21 minutes ago, gregory said:

Katrinka just pointed me to a brilliant site:

 

https://moderatelyquicksilver.wordpress.com/2024/05/20/tarot-encyclopedia-index/

Oooh, wonderful! Katrinka does know her stuff 😊

[akiva]

24 minutes ago, gregory said:

Katrinka just pointed me to a brilliant site:

 

https://moderatelyquicksilver.wordpress.com/2024/05/20/tarot-encyclopedia-index/

That is a good site. They also have a well reading German piquet/skat fortune-telling system. And although the Sibilla section is quite meaty, the meanings are ripped straight from Etienne (an Italian cartomancer) and afaik there was no attribution... So just bear that in mind 😬

Edited December 1, 2024 by akiva

[Vanyar13]

Just want to thank the person that made this topic! Honestly it helped me a lot with moving from the basics and start my journey on more complex spreads and readings. 

Thank you so much!