Adapted from Your Tarot Your Way As we know, different people will feel differently in the same situation. That is, at a large party full of witty conversation and high energy, introverts will feel overwhelmed and extraverts will feel stimulated and happy. One of the great skills in reading tarot is seeing how the energy of various cards works together to create a story. Court cards represent people, so we can learn more about court cards in general and gain practice reading energy interaction with this simple activity. Separate your court cards from the rest of the deck. Shuffle the rest of the deck and lay them out as below…except leave the position of Card 1 - Significator

We've been discussing significators lately, mostly methods for selecting them. If you've missed the previous posts, you can find them HERE and HERE. There are so many reasons to NOT use a significator. Readers today have lots of reasons for relegating the use of significators to the dustheap of fortune telling. We say that it inhibits messages by taking a card from the deck and rendering it useless. We say that it makes the querent feel like a mere bystander, an observer as their fate plays out before them in the cards. And those reasons are true. If we use significators as they were used in conjunction with "mere fortune telling" then yes, of course, they are not a good match for