HOW TURN-KEY TAROT DIFFERS FROM the TRADITIONAL TAROT

“Turn-Key Tarot” is a scientific method of drawing the information from your Subconscious while you are in a conscious state.  It is when your Subconscious will generate a number in response to your inquiry which, coupled with your Birth Number, will provide a complete answer to your question. This means that the Client is “running the show,” with the Tarot Reader merely reading the cards that the Clients themselves draw with their mind.  This is how “Turn-Key Reading” avoids any confusion as to:

1. Whose reading this really is?

2. What the actual question being posed to the Tarot really is?

3. What the correct interpretation of the Tarot’s response to the Client’s inquiry really is?

4. What the advise of the Tarot really is?

5. What question should the Client be asking next?

Pursuant to the “Turn-Key Tarot Personal Guidance System,” in addition to interpreting the Client’s Reading, the Tarot Reader will create a record for each “Turn-Key Tarot Reading” that the client performs. It is because “Turn-Key Tarot” entails the use of a pen, paper, and a calculator, in addition to the 78 Tarot cards that the client draws with their mind. The Clients are free to keep the records of their “Turn-Key Reading” and to re-examine each of their questions in their privacy and solitude even after their Tarot Reading Session is over. 

If you are reading for yourself while using the “Turn-Key Tarot Personal Guidance System” – you are never on your own!  Each of your “Turn-Key Tarot Readings” will be equipped with arrows – to pinpoint the relationship between the cards as far as their interpretation – which are always standard in a “Turn-Key Tarot Reading.” There are no spreads for you to memorize at any time, nor do you need to memorize the numerous and elaborate meanings of the Tarot Card positions for each spread – which are an inevitable process of leaning the “Traditional Tarot.”

All you have to know if how to break down the number which you receive from your own Subconscious – by separating the digits of your number with a separation sign, and by drawing the cards from that series of numbers that you received. “Turn-Key Tarot” follows a distinct process of extracting the cards from the number that you received – all of which can be equaled to “third-grade math.” Once you understand the process, you know it “cold,” and the 50 case studies provided in the “Turn-Key Tarot” training manual make it a breeze – to achieve complete mastery of the “Turn-Key Tarot Personal Guidance System” through repetition and the fun-filled exercise routine. 

“Turn-Key Tarot” will answer any question that you have in just one 4-card spread and takes only 2 minutes to work up and interpret.
 

 Unlike the “Traditional Tarot,” each Tarot card within the “Turn-Key Tarot Personal Guidance System” is illustrated with the paintings of the Old Masters, and has a concrete name – to identify each concept painted on each card.  For example, “Love” instead of “2 of Cups,” “Science” instead of “6 of Swords,” or “Prudence” instead of “8 of Pentacles.”   

Because your ability in interpreting your own Tarot reading lies with the ease of use and your capacity to immediately comprehend the essence of each card that comes up, you will be much better equipped to master the Tarot when working with the concepts which are already familiar to you, with colored arrows giving you prompts, to divine the outcome.

The first card that comes up in your spread depicts the “heart of the matter of your inquiry” – it is what you are asking about. The second and third cards will depict the "players" involved in your inquiry. The last card serves to clarify the entire spread. The colored arrows will show you who is doing what – precisely – and what the outcome of something like this will be – it’s that easy!
 

“Turn-Key Tarot” is by far, the easiest to manage, the easiest to master – a new and revolutionary self-contained Tarot Reading System like no other – where the Client is truly free to explore their inner realm of consciousness irrespective of their personal beliefs, religious practices, age, or their prior knowledge of the Tarot.

  The earliest references to the Tarot all date to the 1400’s which emerged from the Cities of Europe and were first considered a “game.” This quickly evolved into a “best kept secret” of consulting the Tarot to receive insight into one’s affairs, predict the outcomes of wars, royal succession, whom to marry and whom to trust, and understand how to make the most of one’s life by making “informed decisions.”

At the time, reading the Tarot involved having to interpret the cards which were laid out into a spread of 20-30 cards at a time – so as to enlighten the subject on a number of issues at once.  Such spreads would show the past, the present and the future, the problem at hand, conscious and unconscious influences, hopes and fears, internal and external influences, and the outcome of the entire inquiry. 

Spreads that entailed over 4-5 cards were considered complicated, and in most cases had to be interpreted by an experienced Tarot Reader – an older woman who has been reading the Tarot for decades. Since then, nothing has really changed, and today, most people still need a Tarot Reader to get their cards read for them. It is because of the high complexity of the learning curve – to fully master the Traditional Tarot.

So, what happens during a Traditional Tarot Reading?

Your Tarot Reader would take an active charge of your Tarot Reading by handling your cards for you – and so the Client takes a passive role in this process of being merely a by-stander.  The Tarot Reader would then shuffle your cards, draw your cards, and then lay your cards into a spread, before proceeding to ponder the meaning of each card in question and their relationship to what you are asking about. 

A professional Tarot Reader who has been reading the Tarot for years, is well within her abilities – to administer and interpret even the most complicated spreads, and each such Tarot Reading takes about 10 minutes to perform. What happens during each Tarot Reading is at all times a complete mystery to the Client, because the process of a Traditional Tarot Reading does not allow for the Client’s participation to occur, with the Client taking a “backseat” during the entire process.  Sometimes, the Tarot Reader will allow the Client to “cut” the deck – before proceeding to draw the cards for the Client. 

Depending on the news delivered by their Tarot Reader, a lot of Clients are left wondering – whether the Tarot Reading they received was really theirs – and not their Tarot Reader’s. It is because the process of the Traditional Tarot Reading is structured around empowering the Tarot Reader to manage all of the Client's cards, and then unveil the mysteries, with the Client being merely a spectator. 

If you are new to the Tarot and are leaning how to navigate your own Tarot Readings the traditional way, you will immediately encounter the level of difficulty which lies in the overall multitude of the Traditional Tarot spreads, and even a greater multitude of assortment of what each card position within each such spread stands for.  And yes, these would have to be memorized, to establish proficiency in reading any of such complex spreads.

A lot of people abandon their studies of the Tarot due to their overall fear that they will not be able to navigate such complex spreads, and also because they become overwhelmed with trying to understand how to read the Tarot cards, considering their arcane names, such as “3 of Swords,” “10 of Wands,” “5 of Cups,” and so on.

Reading the picture images on the cards to divine the outcome of one’s inquiry presents a challenge to most people because it is not what our Conscious Minds have been used to doing.  In addition to that, our Conscious Minds hit a “wall” – when they come across such “strange” terms as “3 of Swords,” “10 of Wands,” “5 of Cups,” etc.  It is because we face a challenge of not being able to draw any familiarity from those arcane terms to our modern day-to-day concepts, and so they ring “alien" and hollow to us, resulting in rejection by our Conscious Minds which, in turn, results in us abandoning our studies of the Tarot!

If the spreads of the Traditional Tarot were not so complex, and if the cards were much easier to perceive and relate to, more people would be engaging with the Tarot, which would result in the Golden Age of humanity!

When taking up their studies of the Traditional Tarot, most people start with rather simple spreads of 3 or 4 cards. However, even with such simple spreads, one needs to know what type of layout will do what! Because there are several ways one can lay out 3 or 4 cards, the purpose of use and the context of interpretation of such spread will vary with each layout, which makes a lot of new readers simply guess as to the meaning of the cards that they received – without absolute certainty as to the accuracy of the message. 

Learning the Tarot is a long and arduous process, where self-discipline and patience are your allies, while you navigate through the centuries old routines of the Traditional Tarot – to reach perfection and mastery of this old-world craft.