Choosing your Tarot Deck

When you first set out to start learning about tarot, you may feel a bit overwhelmed by the vast array of decks available. It can be tempting to pick up whatever deck happens to come your way or to try a different deck every time you sit down for readings. While this is definitely not a bad practice, it’s important to choose your first deck wisely and build from there. After all, the more experienced you are with tarot, the more decks you can work with at once and the more in-depth your readings will become. Decks are an excellent tool for building your familiarity with tarot practices and Tarot terminology in general. Once you’ve worked through one or two decks, it will be easier for you to progress into new ones that may require additional practice before being fully embraced. Avoid the Rider Waite Tarot Deck The Rider Waite Tarot Deck is considered a classic and preeminent tool for learning about tarot. It’s the deck most often seen in books, on the internet, and in the hands ...