9th September 2011, 10:49 PM
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It does sound plausible. What I found when I first started is that everyone, every book, every website, every keyword booklet, every individual has a different concept on how to do this. A different personal opinion, a different outlook. Then every deck had an artists interpretation etc to make matters even more frustrating.
In the end what I found made me efficiently learn was practice, trial and error. Just reading the pictures and deciding what story was being told. What helped me most was a process:-
- learn the Fool's Journey story
- learn what the suits mean (not the individual card just what say, Swords as a suit deal with)
From there, rather than stress over every individual, notice how every number groups together and also applies to the fools journey (eg):
All aces (beginnings, potential, raw etc). All 5's (challenges, issues). Also corresponding;
The Magician slides into being like the Aces
2's like the High Priestess
3's The Empress
etc
I hope that helped. I know I may have confused the situation; however the idea is you don't need to stress over trying to learn 78 different cards, simply learn the Fools Journey and examine how it corresponds with the suits.
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