Hello! The name I go by is Chey, though Althara is my chosen name. I am new to Tarot and am in the process of learning how to embrace my intuition and natural gift of reading Tarot. I am a strong Empathy, I connect to emotion extremely well which is why when doing Tarot I prefer giving readings on matters of emotion like Love, mental health, difficult life situations etc.

 

I started Tarot on something like a whim. I have always been into matters of divination, Cartomancy, witchcraft and such.Tarot in particular always caught my eye though I never quite fully got into it. I was in a bookstore that had a seftio on new age/witchcraft type things. They had a nice selection of Tarot and one in particular caught my eye. It was the Wild Unknown Tarot. I picked it up and the sensation I got was incredible. The emotional attachment, the energy, my eyes filled with tears. It was like finding a lost friend again. It took me months to gather the money to buy it and I finally did, they have been incredibly accurate to me.

 

My goal in Tarot is to provide help and guidance to others while also making enough money to help myself through my current life situation. I have been homeless on and off for years, the help I seek from my state is minimum in success. Tarot has so far provided me enough to at least eat enough to stay healthy.

 

If anyone can provide guidance on how to delve more into the "hidden details" of the cards instead of reading off the generic meaning, I do need help with that so far.

Welcome! Glad to have you here  :) If you are not familiar with our awesome mentorship program (that is completely free!) then you might want to check it out: https://www.thetarotforum.com/tarot-mentorship/student-sign-up/ I am sure you would get all the help you need with finding ‘the hidden details’ of the cards there!

Welcome Althara[/member]  X/

Hello and welcome, Althara!  :) <3

Welcome to the forum  X/

l would definitely take up Raggydolls's suggestion of the mentorship, it will teach you a lot and help you gain confidence.

welcome home!