Tarot Predictions 2016: Leo
By Karmel Nair
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Know the future. Secure the power to change your destiny through spiritual realization.End all the uncertainties about your health,career and love. Tarot Predictions 2016reveals the future for the zodiac sign LEO,better known in Tarot as STRENGTH.Karmel Nair not only interprets the future but also gives you the power to change your destiny. Use Tarot as a medium to harness your inner strength through mindfulness, and use this knowledge of tomorrow to carve out the future you desire. Know yourself - and what lies ahead. Let Karmel lead you through 2016.
Karmel Nair
Karmel Nair was born a Catholic, is married to a Hindu, and practises the Buddhist way of life. She was a successful radio jockey before she began tarot fortune-telling.
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Tarot Predictions 2016 - Karmel Nair
Cover
Title page
Dedication
‘Om mani padme hum’
‘With constant practice of mindfulness you can transform the impure body, speech and mind into the pure body, speech and mind of a Buddha’
– From the Web
Contents
What is Tarot
How Can You Benefit from Tarot
How is Tarot Different from Numerology and Astrology
What is in this Book for You
Some Terms to Remember
LEO
Tarot Trump
Your Tarot Compatibility
Your Monthly Predictions for 2016
Your Love Life in 2016
Your Health in 2016
Your Wealth in 2016
Your Career in 2016
The Spiritual You in 2016
Your Tarot Spreads for 2016
Celtic Cross Spread
Wealth Spread
Love Spread
Author’s Note
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Copyright
What is Tarot
Tarot and its History
Tarot is a set of 78 cards which is believed to have predictive powers. Tarot cards form a set of cards which, in contact with the Reader’s psychic powers, becomes a tool that can reveal your past and present and predict your future. In the olden days, Tarot was not used as a tool to foretell one’s destiny; it got its occult value much later.
Tarot has a strange history, full of speculations regarding its present form and use. To the average onlooker it may appear to be a deck of normal playing cards, which it was in the past. It was only around 1520 ad that the French and the Italians invested these cards with their occult value. Before this time, these cards were used like all other playing decks, for games and entertainment. Many people believe that Tarot travelled to Europe first from Egypt. It is also believed that during the great fire in Egypt, which burned down most of the ancient libraries, these cards were the only ones to survive as part of the ancient Egyptian culture and history. It then travelled to Europe where it was used as playing cards. There are various speculations about the history of Tarot, some believable, some not, some exciting and some sceptical. I’ll tell you about some that sound credible to me. I leave it to you to form your derivative of Tarot’s history from what you read here.
Tarot cards became popularly used as play cards somewhere in the 14th century in China. The Chinese used these cards merely to play or even to gamble. Tarot was also believed to be used as a source of money to bet on other types of card games. Around this time these cards were just the normal 56 cards with pictorial representation and used for playing card games. The 22 Major Arcanas (main cards that predict the distant future) were added much later. From here Tarot travelled down to the Islamic countries and is believed to have moved from there to Europe where, somewhere around the 15th century, it got its full form of 78 cards as well as its occult bearing. No one knows how these 22 Major Arcanas came into being, who made them or when they made their first appearance.
According to speculation, the Duke of Italy once wrote to a respected statesman asking about the trump cards of tarot. These trump cards are the court cards like the King, Queen and the Knight, along with the 22 Major Arcanas. This is the only evidence in history which confirms the existence of the entire 78 cards as one deck. By this time the deck was formed and was still used for playing purposes. As the cards reached Italy, they started using local Latin suits of swords, cups, batons and coins. However, in other places, this deck still comprised of the normal suits of spades, hearts, diamond and clubs. Italy is the place where Tarot went through its major transformation and also received its occult value. Until then, the cards were being used to play a game called Triumph, known today as Bridge.
The history of Tarot and its occult value raises many questions and much speculation. This deck gained huge popularity across Europe and its use was widespread, but still only as playing cards. No one knows how it got its occult symbolism; there is a lot of speculation around it but it is generally accepted that in time the Italians discovered its magical powers and called it the Tarocchi, later translated into French as Tarot. This deck had a royal bearing as the duchess and dukes exchanged letters referring to the Tarot deck for entertainment and play.
It is also believed that somewhere around the 17th century, Tarot found its occult value in France and England. Here the followers of occult discovered in Tarot a medium to predict the future. They developed divinatory meanings for the pictorial representation of tarot cards and thus invested it with occult significance. These cards were used by occult writers and thus it became part of the occult philosophy. As time passed, Tarot graduated from being used as playing cards to being used for occult purposes. As of today, Tarot is used by the occult, the pagan, Wicca and the common man as a tool to predict the future, know the unknown, and help achieve a certain change or balance needed in life to arrive at the desired outcome.
What is a Tarot Deck
A normal deck of cards has four suits – Club, Heart, Spade, Diamond and Court cards, a total of 56 cards. Tarot also has four suits – Cups (signifies emotions), Pentacles (signifies health and wealth), Swords (signifies thoughts and deeds) and Wands (signifies career or ambition) along with Court cards like the King, Queen, Knights and Pages; it has an additional 22 trump cards, a total of 78 cards. The total of four suits and four court cards for each suit make a total of 56 cards. These 56 cards are called the Minor Arcanas. The Minor Arcanas are cards that predict one’s future or reveal one’s past or present for a short period. The Minor Arcanas have ten cards in each suit starting from Aces to the Ten and each denotes a certain stage of your life. The 22 trump cards are called the Major Arcanas which predict one’s characteristics and the future ranging from over one to five years or at times, more. The combination of these big and small cards, both the major and minor arcana, form the Tarot deck, a total of 78 cards, which go towards predicting your future. The Major Arcanas start with the Fool card which marks the beginning of one’s life’s journey and ends with the World card that stands for completion and accomplishments of desired goals.
Major Arcanas are also widely used to predict personality type and characteristic features. I too have used Major Arcanas to describe you in correlation to your Zodiac sign in this book. This will give you an interesting perspective of how Tarot perceives you at its best. The 56 Minor cards and 22 Major cards can also be segregated into four elements – Earth, Fire, Water and Air that form our existence in this Universe. In the four suits, Cups stands for WATER, Wands denotes FIRE, Swords signifies AIR and Pentacles EARTH. Similarly, the 22 trump Major Arcanas too can be divided into these four categories. I have divided the 12 Zodiac signs into the 12 Tarot trump cards associated with them under these four elements:
Aries – The Emperor (fire)
Taurus – The Hierophant (earth)
Gemini – The Lovers (air)
Cancer – The Chariot (water)
Leo – The Strength (fire)
Virgo – The Hermit (earth)
Libra – The Justice (air)
Scorpio – The Death (water)
Sagittarius – The Temperance (fire)
Capricorn – The Devil (earth)
Aquarius – The Star (air)
Pisces – The Moon (water)
Each of these 78 cards is numbered. These numbers have a bearing on the person’s readings as and how these cards appear. The numbers, especially on the 12 Major Arcanas mentioned above, delve into the individuals’ characteristic traits and other qualities associated with their personality.
How is Tarot Reading done?
Tarot reading involves two key elements:
The Tarot card Reader
The Querent (one who questions the Reader)
The process of Tarot reading is an exchange of energy levels and aura which travels from the Querent to the Reader and then to the tarot cards which finally reveal the answers to your questions. Much of the occult and magical powers that Tarot involves come from the Tarot Reader’s psychic ability. The stronger a psychic’s ability, the more accurately does Tarot perform as a tool to predict the past, present and future. So it eventually boils down to how a Reader uses her skills to interpret your destiny from these cards, thus giving them their occult touch.
The Querent may start by asking a few questions or giving a brief of concerns for which the Querent seeks guidance from the Reader. On the basis of the key concern areas, the Reader will formulate precise and direct questions with the Querent’s consent and get the answers to them through the Querent’s cards. The precision and clarity of the Querent’s questions will determine the precision and clarity of the Reader’s questions and thus, the response from the cards. It is thus the responsibility of both the Reader and Querent to be clear and distinct about the nature of queries put forth to the