For a beginner, learning how to use and divine meanings from psychic tools can be very difficult. Depending on what tools you use, there are easy ways to get familiar with the methods of divination, as well as any meanings that arise from them. One of the most popular psychic tools is the Tarot and it’s also one that many people choose to begin their psychic learning with. If you’re about to start using a tarot deck, you’re likely going to find that the sheer amount of cards, along with the meanings attached to them, can be overwhelming from a learning standpoint. Fortunately, you don’t have to commit everything to memory right away. Part of learning the Tarot is becoming familiar with each and every card, and one of the easiest ways to do that is to keep a tarot diary. Once you’ve started keeping a diary, you can easily use it for quick reference should you need while doing a reading. Your Connection One of the first things you should use your tarot diary for is to go through all the cards in both the Major and Minor Arcana and write down how you personally relate to what they represent. For example, instead of viewing Death as an ominous…
