30  Principles of the Tarot and Flow Approach to Tarot Practice.

1. Tarot is a self-love practice.
2. Tarot is shuffling prayer and shuffling meditation.
3. Tarot practice balances the left and right brain and brings flow states.
4. Tarot practice strengthens intuition and psychic ability.
5. Tarot practice is altar practice.
6. Tarot practice is artistic and creative.
7. Strong reactions to cards, both positive and negative are very helpful. 
8. Tarot helps you work with shadow material. 
9. Tarot helps develop your strong intuitive yes and intuitive no.
10. The best Tarot sessions happen in trance states.
11. The perfect pull is the card you aren’t even aware of pulling.
12. No Second Guessing!
13. Cards that come repeatedly are important.
14. Cards that never come, and then do for the first time, are important
15. Don’t rely on the book or someone else’s interpretation.
16. Studying tarot is very different from practicing tarot.
17. Don’t worry about reversed cards 
18. Tarot is a practice of trust. Trusting the pull of the card, and trusting yourself.
19. Tarot practice is about developing a love language with your higher self.
20. The pull of the cards (and the pull of the sky) is the pull of your loving higher self.  
21. Tarot practice inevitably leads to astrology and a love of the sky.
22. Higher frequency consciousness is ideal for tarot practice.
23. Tarot practice is super helpful for low frequency/ contracted states of consciousness. 
24. Let go of the structure of the spread, and trust the flow of your imagination.
25. Tarot brings healing through art, images and reverie states. 
26. Tarot is a mirror, a sacred Rorschach test. 
27. Let the cards expand and change their meanings.
28. Tarot cards mirror the evolution and changing nature of the Self.
29. Tarot invites you to dance and surrender to your nature as an ever evolving being.
30. The 78 cards of Tarot are each a representation of the Fool and their journey through life.