Readers often see the same tarot cards very differently, not because tarot doesn’t have meaning, but because our brains are savvy meaning-making machines that have their own biases. Here, we look into the shortcuts that our brains take that shape how we interpret things and then give you some handy tips for reading tarot more fairly. When we're aware of these biases, we can actually use psychology to boost the insights we get from tarot instead of making them less impactful.

If you've ever wondered why some readings leave you with profound insights while others barely scratch the surface, emotional intelligence might be the missing piece. Let's look at how tarot can help develop our emotional understanding, both of ourselves and others - without turning into amateur therapists or fortune-tellers.

Ever noticed how your dreams and tarot readings sometimes share a peculiar resonance? It's not coincidence - both tap into the mind's natural talent for symbolic thinking. Let's explore how combining dream reflection with tarot can open new pathways for self-understanding, no dream dictionary required.