One thing that’s important to know about this space is how tarot is taught here. We don’t begin with memorisation. We don’t ask you to learn 78 definitions and repeat them back. Instead, tarot is approached as a language. You learn how the deck is structured, how patterns form, and how cards relate to each other inside a spread. Intuition is not treated as something mystical you either “have” or don’t — it’s something that develops naturally when there is structure to work within. Meanings are introduced slowly, once the deck already makes sense in your hands. This allows: - beginners to feel calm rather than overwhelmed - intuitive readers to stop second-guessing themselves - readings to feel grounded rather than scattered The goal here is not performance or prediction. It’s clarity, recognition, and trust in what you’re seeing. Tarot works best when understanding grows from observation — not pressure.

Welcome to Reading Tarot, Properly — The Circle. If you’re new: 1. Begin with the free Orientation: Reading Tarot, Properly course 2. Move through the lessons in order 3. Remember to mark each lesson as done, so you can see your progress 4. Take your time — this is not content to rush The Orientation is designed to help you decide whether this practice, and this Circle, is right for you. If you’re inside The Circle, start with Foundations of Decision Reading and follow the guidance there. This is a space for clarity, pattern, and disciplined practice. Not performance. Not prediction. Not noise.

Welcome, and thank you for joining The Circle. This is a space for people who want to use tarot to make real decisions, not just pull cards for comfort. Here’s what you can expect: - A structured, step-by-step approach to learning tarot - Decision-focused spreads and exercises - Feedback on your readings from me (within reason) - Advanced teachings, including runes, as you grow How to start: 1. Begin with the free orientation lessons if you haven’t already 2. When ready, post your first decision reading in the Practice thread (pinned below) 3. Remember: tarot is a tool, not a predictor. Take responsibility for your decisions — the deck reflects what is present I will be here guiding you through the process. This is not a hobby space — this is about learning the proper way to read tarot and trusting yourself along the way. Welcome to the Circle. Let’s do this.