Introduction to Reading Tarot
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This document discusses the topic of Tarot. It explains that Tarot is an ancient book of wisdom containing 78 symbols that represent archetypes and experiences in human life. It discusses Carl Jung's concept of archetypes as universal patterns in human behavior. It also discusses Jungian archetypes and the Meyers-Briggs personality types. Further, it defines the difference between archetypes and stereotypes. Finally, it outlines some of the major concepts of Tarot including the Major and Minor Arcana and how Tarot readings can provide guidance, clarity and spiritual understanding.
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Introduction to Reading Tarot
- 1. TAROT Kim Vo April 14, 2015
- 2. What is Tarot? • Ancient book of wisdom that reveals visual and symbolic ideas and states of consciousness • 78 symbols which are portraits and archetypes of inner and outer experience prevalent in human experience at different Imes in our lives
- 3. What are Archetypes? Universal paKerns in human behavior • Carl Jung • Meyers Briggs • Astrology • Chinese Astrology
- 6. Archetype vs. Stereotype • OriginaIng from mythology or creaIon story • Timeless/ Withstanding Ime • The hero • The explorer • The rebel • The lover • Created by our environment • Changeable • The fashionista • The hipster • The techie • The baller
- 7. Carl Jung • Self analysis-‐ why we do the things we do? • Human Psyche in three parts: 1. Conscious Mind 2. Personal Unconscious 3. CollecIve unconscious
- 9. Minor Arcana
- 10. Spreads
- 12. How Tarot Can Help You • Offer guidance during Imes of change • Validate current experiences • Offer clarity • Awaken intuiIon • Spiritual understanding of the Self