Tarot Time

The Universal Satin Bag Review The “Universal Satin Bag” or “Universal Tarot Bag” (as I have sometimes seen it called elsewhere) is made by Lo Scarabeo. It is absolutely …

Welcome to Tarot Time! Our website is now fully live, and we would like to invite you to take a look around. We have tarot card definitions exclusive to …

The Tarot de Marseille Review The Tarot de Marseille deck is very well-known and was originally published in 1709 by Pierre Madenié in France. It’s considered to be one of the oldest …

The Ceccoli Tarot Deck showcases the haunting, thoughtful, beautiful artwork by Nicoletta Ceccoli. Appropriately for a tarot deck, these images are not all sweetness and light; there is darkness and …

Tarot timing was touched on briefly in my “Clarity of Purpose” article, but I thought it might be a good idea to expand on that particular aspect a little …

At first glance the artwork in the Native American Tarot Deck seems a little primitive. That, I think, is deliberate and it is not a bad thing. This is …

Protecting tarot cards is not for everyone and there are some readers out there who do not take any special precautions. If that works for you then so be it. …

I know Tarot Time is very new, so I don’t expect to get a quick answer to this one! But… do you let clients deal their own cards? Or do …

Cleansing a tarot deck and when and why to do so are often asked questions. How to do so is covered in a different article which can be found here. …

Is it “critical” that grounding and centering be performed before you do a reading? That depends on who you speak to! Whereas I do think it is important to …

Clarity of purpose when consulting the Tarot is really important, perhaps critically important. If you are new to tarot reading though, you might not understand why. Professional tarot readers …