Tarot Card Reading Prediction: Tiger to Win U.S. Open
A psychic tarot card reader has predicted a huge U.S. Open win for Tiger Woods.
Dinah Wanko, a psychic and tarot card reader from Pennsylvania offered her intriguing prediction recently to the delight of Tiger’s fans around the world who would love to see the Golf phenomenon make a comeback.
The tarot card reader had several readings and meditations regarding just what will happen in the U.S. Open – as reported by newsworks.org, psychic Dinah gives her psychic predictions for the 2013 U.S. Open.
I did meditate also to see who I would feel would win the Open as well! And it was pretty interesting. I did get, from what I could feel, a good top four of the lineup. And to be honest with you, from what I can feel, I feel that the top four is going to be Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods — with Tiger Woods winning the tournament and Sergio Garcia coming in second.
The psychic and tarot reader went on to talk about Tiger’s energy and why she sees this huge win in his future.
Focusing on their names, their energies, their dates of birth helped me to pick what time frames would be good for their success around them.
Right now Tiger Woods’s energy is showing me a very positive aspect around him and around his aura. So it is showing me that he will be very successful in whatever it is that he goes to put into himself in success in business.
The 2013 U.S. Open will be held June 13-16 at the Merion Golf Club with an estimated purse of over $8 million dollars – not that Tiger needs the money. Supporting the psychics prediction is that this year is the first time since 2000 where he went on to win the U.S. Open that Tiger Woods has had four wins on the PGA tour before the U.S. Open – in other words, Tiger is on a roll.
What is your prediction for the U.S. Open, will Tiger pull off a comeback? Make yourself heard.
New Tarot Card Reading App “Tarot eCards” For Mobile
Recently a new Tarot Card Reading app for mobile devices was launched, the new app is called “Tarot eCards” by WizardToo.
Most people remember their first Tarot Card Reading, having their fortune told with the history of the Tarot card deck and the mystery that surrounded it; now, you can re-live that mystical experience everyday on your mobile devices with a new mobile app for Apple devices.
This new Tarot Card Reader app offers the ability to read and explore Tarot cards with your iPad, iPhone and iPod touch – with other devices soon to be supported with this new Tarot app. Offering an intuitive and easy to use interface that is very close to real-life Tarot Readings, the Tarot eCards app offers users the joy of Tarot with the ease of having the reading done through their mobile devices.
From a recent press release by Tarot eCards developer WizardToo.
Tarot cards date back to the 1400′s and continues to have worldwide appeal. Originally used for card games, Tarot continues to find use as a tool for personal insight, spiritual guidance and divination, and millions of printed Tarot decks are still sold annually. “We worked with Tarot professionals to bring the user experience into the modern digital era while striving to maintain the integrity and heritage of Tarot,” explained Ron Leong , founder of WizardToo. The advantages of digital Tarot cards are that they are easier to use, information is more readily accessible and the internet makes Tarot decks available to a global audience.
By combining a popular, centuries old product with new technology, Ron believes this could be a catalyst to bringing a new level of interest to Tarot. Tarot cards will now be more accessible, easier-to-use and less costly which should enhance its appeal. With the growing use of mobile devices throughout the world, Tarot can reach a broader audience. Millions of people around the world will now have the World of Tarot at their fingertips.
This new Tarot Card Reading app is sure to be something that every Tarot Card enthusiast with an Apple device will want to check out for the ease that an instant Tarot Reading on their mobile device will offer them in daily life decisions or simply entertainment.
What is your favorite Tarot Card Reading app for mobile devices? Shout out in comments.
iPhone Tarot, Clairvoyant, Psychic, Medium App
A new iPhone app has just been developed by Astroway called “Your Personal Psychic Tarot – Tara Medium Clairvoyance” version 1.3.
Publisher’s Description:
Tara’s Psychic TarotYou will be able to access your Personal Psychic Tarot Reading below.Since time immemorial, the Tarot has been one of the most reliable and effective divination methods.Indeed, it is not by chance that the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt used it.
The 22 initial engravings, which gave rise to the 22 arcana of the Tarot which you will use below, are representations of the most secret teachings of the Egyptian high priests.When the Hebrews fled from Egypt, it is said that Moses took this game and the meaning of its secret teachings. The Egyptian Tarot is said to be the basis of the Jewish kabbala, the spiritual tradition of Judaism which presents the teachings passed on to Moses by Yahweh. Since this era, many spiritual traditions have used the Tarot. We find it in many forms, including the Marseilles Tarot (the most well-known) or the Belline Oracle, one of its variants.
Access your personal Tarot Reading immediately below! You can also choose the option “Your Free Psychic Reading”In this reading Tara will give you a first glance at your future, free of charge, directly on your iPhone. But you will also be able to request your free psychic reading, once you have read the surprising revelations which you will discover thanks to your Personalised Tarot Reading. You have taken the first step which will lead you towards knowing your future by clicking on “Your Tarot Reading”.
You may also be interested in reading our previous Tarot Card Reading iPhone App article: 5 Best Tarot Reading iPhone Apps
2012 Presidential Election Psychic Predictions
A recent article for Taro-Politico series covers Psychic Tarot Card Reading Predictions for the 2012 Presidential Race and Republican primary.
As reported by huffingtonpost.com, 2012 will prove to be an exciting year and not disappoint!
In this overview spread for 2012, the card in the center signifies the general theme of the upcoming year. The World card is auspicious, representing happiness, wholeness, consummate success, fulfillment, and attainment. It is a card of dreams coming true, and it speaks to the completion of a cycle or culmination of a phase. In the wake of all the protests that occurred around the globe in 2011, it’s hard not to read this card as an indication that we have witnessed a watershed moment for human rights.
Moving from the sublime to the ridiculous, how will the 2012 presidential race unfold? The spread above is laid out like a clock, with the 1 position representing January. The Ten of Pentacles points to some positive economic influences in 2012 that could help President Obama’s bid for re-election. I’m not predicting a full economic recovery — I’m still seeing changes shaking things up, and one could be dramatic. However, there will be genuine economic bright spots too this year, and that should lift people’s spirits.
The Six of Wands could spell a victory in February for Obama if the GOP once again holds the payroll tax holiday extension hostage.
The Hanged Man and the Death card indicate that the Republican race for the nomination will continue to careen through a series of reversals and transformations right up until August, when restless, reckless Republicans will grudgingly get in line behind their nominee. The Four of Swords in October points to a lack of enthusiasm among the electorate as they prepare to go to the polls in early November.
Is it possible that a third-party candidate appears this late?
I don’t know that he’ll actually take the plunge, but the cards above point to a ready and willing Ron Paul. Rep. Paul is represented here by the King of Swords, and his son, Sen. Rand Paul, by the inverted Knight of Swords. These cards indicate that Paul’s son, Rand, might be among some key players discouraging his father from running as a third-party candidate. The inverted Fool card covering Ron Paul indicates that the Republican establishment would view his potential third-party candidacy as extremely reckless and threatening to the GOP’s chances of taking the White House. The Ten of Cups in the Outcome position says that Ron Paul will probably forgo a third-party run in order to keep peace in the Republican family.
Is Romney really going to win the Republican nomination?
Romney is often described as the “inevitable” nominee, yet “inevitability”seems ironically elusive, always just out of reach. We’ve all heard the theories about why Romney can’t seal the deal: he’s a flip-flopper; Republican primary voters are skeptical of his conservative credentials and suspicious of his Mormon faith; not only is Romneycare too much like Obamacare, but Romney’s moderate temperament is too much like Obama’s. Those are the standard theories, but the cards offer an alternative theory with a surprising psychological twist. The Four of Cups says that, although Romney gives every appearance of wanting desperately to be president, he is actually more conflicted than he looks.
Romney is not just your average family man. While many politicians pay lip service to the idea that “family is my first priority,” for Romney those words are true in a profound way, the cards indicate. Deep down, Romney has serious concerns about how his potential presidency could affect his family. But, even if he is a bit conflicted, what Romney has going for him is the money and organization to outlast this weak Republican field. If current trends continue, it may take Romney until August, but he will probably eventually grind out a victory and become the Republican nominee.
Will President Obama manage to win re-election in 2012?
Since early September, when I did my first reading on what Americans want in a leader in 2012, the King of Cups has been coming up. Scroll back up to the photo at the top of this post and notice how the King of Cups makes his appearance in September in the 2012 overview spread I began with. The King of Cups card continually points to the voters’ wish for a leader who is “all heart.” They want someone who feels their pain and, most of all, they want a champion of the middle class in the White House. I got this intuitive sense of the electorate’s hopes early in September and it was soon confirmed by the the birth of the Occupy Wall Street movement a couple weeks later. The electorate is sending a message; let those who have ears hear.
If President Obama wholeheartedly champions the middle class, I believe he will win the 2012 election, but I see his victory hinging entirely on his ability to come across as fighting for average Americans. The tone he struck with his speech in Kansas earlier this month showed that he can craft a message that positions him as a patriotic uniter and not a “class warfare” divider. His message in Kansas needs to be the message of his campaign: “I believe that this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot, when everyone does their fair share, and when everyone plays by the same rules. Those aren’t Democratic or Republican values; 1% values or 99% values. They’re American values, and we have to reclaim them.” Look to hear more of that kind of talk from President Obama in 2012…
What do you think about these 2012 Presidential Election Psychic Predictions? Be sure to leave a comment.
Tarot Reader Offers Online Tarot Class For New Moms
Tarot Reader Theresa Reed who has been reading Tarot for more than 30 years, has recently developed a unique online course Tarot Reading class called “Tarot for Brand New Moms,” which as the names states is focused on new moms.
As recently reported by onmilwaukee.com, Tarot Reader Theresa Reed is offering the online course “Tarot for Brand New Moms.”
The class is a three-part, live, virtual workshop. Each session is 60 minutes and includes the opportunity for moms to ask specific-to-their-situation questions.
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If moms cannot make the classes live, they can listen to the recordings at their leisure via a link that will get e-mailed to them.
“As a mom-to-be or current mama, your life is riddled with life-altering dates, dramatic physical and energetic changes and daily decisions that continually shape your family’s destiny,” says Reed. “Tarot can ground and anchor you in your intuitive wisdom, empowering you to make the best possible choices for yourself, your partner and your kidlets.”
Reed says the mission of the class is to teach moms how to raise emotional intelligence, parent consciously and actually choose ideal dates for conception and birth. Imparting tarot confidence is also part of her teaching goal, as is making tarot an accessible, down-to-earth experience.
“I have found tarot to be one of the best tools to navigate through life’s ups and downs,” says Reed. “Many people feel they aren’t ‘gifted’ enough to work with tarot. I’m here to dispel that notion.”
What do you think of Tarot for Brand New Moms? Be sure to leave a comment.
Tarot Card Reader Turns Skeptics Into Believers
Utah Tarot Card Reader Turns Skeptics Into Believers
Amid the chaos of a bustling coffee shop, Ella McNeil sits quietly at a booth against the wall with a laptop open and her belongings at her side. Customers stream in and out of the shop all day, but every so often one will sit down at the booth with McNeil and begin chatting. Eventually, McNeil pulls out a deck of animal tarot cards and begins shuffling them. Based on the client’s time, she lays out a number of them on the table. McNeil then uses the laid-out cards as a guide to explore the past, present and future of the client.
“Each card is a lesson that we can learn about the universe and ourselves,” McNeil said. “I feel like it’s my calling to help people and to help teach them life lessons.”
For about four months now, McNeil has been a fixture at the Coffee Pod coffee shop in Provo. McNeil offers her psychic and animal speak tarot card readings twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Her success is evident by her growing number of repeat clients and those who seek her services by the recommendations of friends.
“I have 100 percent faith in her,” said Danny Stewart, a humanities professor at Utah Valley University. “She has that rare ability to pull the veil aside and see past it from time to time.”
McNeil has been interested in alternative medicine since an early age, however, it wasn’t until her 20s that McNeil purchased her first deck of tarot cards and began giving readings. After 15 years of being a business manager for various companies, McNeil opted to read tarot cards professionally. There is a multitude of tarot cards with different themes, but McNeil chose a deck that uses the personality of 44 different animals because of its Native American origins.
“Every animal has its own unique personality just like people do,” McNeil said. “The reason I like this is because it translates to the human condition.”
A full tarot card reading includes nine card positions that represent various aspects of the client’s life, with the animal’s personality correlating to that specific aspect. For example, a bear represents introspection while a badger represents aggressiveness. Should a badger card be located in a position that represents the past, McNeil uses her intuition to discover what in the client’s past may have had an aggressive quality to it.
By the nature of the readings, many of the sessions involve intimate conversations and revealing personal information. Yet, McNeil’s sincere demeanor helps clients get the most out of the readings and provides advice for improving one’s life. For one client, McNeil accurately identified a negative personality trait that was impeding the success of the client in her chosen career path.
“I’m just opening up a light that’s already there and giving them hope,” McNeil said.
Kellie Wilson, a repeat client of McNeil’s, is confident in the significance of the readings.
“I think it’s more productive than going to a therapist,” Wilson said. “It just gives people some perspective and goals to work on.”
Undoubtedly some are skeptical of McNeil’s skills. However, many clients enthusiastically vouch for her.
“I give her a tremendous amount of accolades for what she does,” Stewart said. “She is able to help you through your life.”
Marnie Roberts, owner of the Coffee Pod, cites numerous comments on the Coffee Pod’s Facebook page as proof that McNeil has been influential in the life of her clients.
“It’s been nothing but positive, good feedback from people,” Roberts said. “I was definitely skeptical, but she changed my mind.”
As for McNeil, she welcomes skeptics.
“It makes me feel like a woman of integrity when I can do what I say I can do,” McNeil said. “Sometimes you have to believe in yourself when the people around you are telling you to do something different.”
Article source: heraldextra.com
Harry Potter Star’s Psychic Say’s More Books On The Horizon
In a recent article reported by digitalspy.com, Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch said there may be more Harry Potter books on the way – according to her Psychic Reader.
The actress, who plays Luna Lovegood in the big screen adaptations of the book series, revealed that her psychic has informed her that Potter author JK Rowling is hard at work on more books.
“I went to a psychic today,” Lynch told E! Online. “And the first thing she said was, ‘She’ll write more books’.”
Lynch went on to say that whenever she sees Rowling, the writer is hard at work.
Every time I see her she’s like, ‘Yeah, I’m writing’. I hope that she’s writing more [books]!”
In August, Lynch announced that she is planning to move to Hollywood in a bid to further her acting career.
New Yorker Consults Tarot Card Reader Consulted For Travel Advice
When New Yorker Jeffrey Moran wants expert advice on a business trip or even a simple daily commute to his next destination he doesn’t seek out a travel website or input the details into his GPS.
Instead he seeks out Tarot Card Reader Linda Lauren located in Mountainside New Jersey, uses a special deck of cards in conjunction with her clients’ itineraries.
As recently reported by nytimes .com, Jeffrey Moran craves more than ethereal guidance for his travels, and that is where Tarot Card Reader and Psychic Medium Linda Lauren comes in to help.
“I have a relationship with her, just like you would a counselor or a therapist,” said Mr. Moran, 44, a public relations chief for a wine and spirits company. “You can have the best travel agent and the best assistant and the best travel planner in the world, but if something is not right, it’s not right.”
Under the category of not right is traveling during a full moon (one will rise on Thursday) or when Mercury is in retrograde. More auspicious factors include certain dates, like Nov. 11 (or 11/11/11), which falls on Friday.
“It means angelic protection,” Ms. Lauren said. “It means alignment. It’s all about embracing a new vibration. Travel will be better.”
But what happens if a full moon coincides with a good date, as it might on Friday?
That’s fine, Ms. Lauren explained. A full moon creates an abundance of energy, so people tend to rush more; a full moon on 11/11/11 just requires a traveler to manage or harness the excess energy, she said.
The topic of travel has become more prevalent among clairvoyants, according to Rosemary the Celtic Lady, the founder of the American Association of Psychics. She said she counseled clients to exhale negative energy from travel stress “out of their body.” A psychic Web site also advertises a specific $45 reading for travel, saying that whether the client is “traveling on business or vacation, this reading will help you be better prepared.”
The types of queries that Ms. Lauren receives speak to larger anxieties. Commuters who are heading to the office encounter service cuts on bus and train lines. Travelers tolerate grueling business trips that they feel they cannot turn down because they fear losing their jobs.
“People are looking for any way to get control,” said Dale Thompson, a psychologist who flies about 150 times each year. “Now it’s a grand enterprise to fly anywhere. It’s just become so much more of a hassle.”
Psychologists say more patients are talking to them about travel stress. Bonnie Jacobson, a clinical psychologist, said that, in the current economy, her patients felt pressure to pack as much into a business trip as possible and never to tell their bosses the toll that endless travel had taken on their personal lives.
Mr. Moran identifies with these issues. He first consulted with Ms. Lauren in 2007 about whether to buy a condominium and started meeting with her regularly to talk about meditation. During one meeting in 2008, Ms. Lauren said, he seemed run-down; he was fighting off a sinus infection he had developed because he had been traveling for three straight weeks. They started talking about his travel schedule and have not stopped since.
Ms. Lauren, a fourth-generation psychic medium who said she took counseling classes in college, said that a quarter of her time in sessions was now spent on travel issues.
She typically scours travel itineraries for her clients to make sure they are choosing the best numerological times to travel, and she reads through a special deck of cards when they ask her about attending conventions.
On Wednesday, Mr. Moran traveled to Ms. Lauren’s office in Mountainside, N.J., as he does once every two months. Over the faint sound of chimes and the delicate scent of candles, Mr. Moran ran through some of his concerns: should he spend more time at his company’s Westchester County office, and are Mondays good travel days to head up there?
Ms. Lauren, who charges $100 for a half-hour session, consulted a calendar on her iPad and advised him to put off that decision because of all the planetary activity ahead.
Mr. Moran asked whether it was all right to drive with his partner to Florida on Jan. 13, a Friday.
Ms. Lauren said any fears about Friday the 13th were what her mother would call “stupid-stitions.” She then consulted her calendar and cards.
“I’m feeling you can go early on the 13th,” she said, adding that he might want to give himself two days to recuperate after the trip.
Sometimes, Ms. Lauren’s clients just need help with handling their daily commutes. Craig Rogers, the fitness and sales director for Gravity Fitness and Spa at Le Parker Meridien Hotel, said he originally consulted Ms. Lauren to help him communicate with his dead sister, who was profoundly mentally retarded. But he soon found himself talking with her about his 50-minute daily commute from Plainfield, N.J., to his job in Midtown.
Mr. Rogers has followed Ms. Lauren’s advice to meditate during his commute, using downloaded images from her Web site as visual aids.
“I see people just standing on a platform, just flipping out,” Mr. Rogers said. “You think people are going to be late for something magically wild. To me, you know, it’s just a delay.”
Not every psychic has seen a sharp increase in travel-related issues, however. Stephen Robinson, the executive director and founder of the Holistic Studies Institute of New York, said travel questions made up only about 10 percent of his readings.
“What they are particularly concerned about is safety with travel,” Mr. Robinson said. “They always ask the question, ‘Is the plane going to crash?’ I’ve never seen a person’s plane crash, and I’ve been right every time. What I see are mostly inconveniences.”
A Psychic Reading by Phone or in person by an Accurate Psychic Reader is an excellent way to gain valuable insight into your travel habits and future, allowing you to better optimize your busy life!
Tarot Card Reader Fights City Ban In Court
Tarot Card Reader Rachel Adams
Rachel Adams wants to use the talent she believes she was born to share.
Adams, a mother of two who recently moved to Alexandria with her husband, has opened a fortunetelling business on Jackson Street Extension, Readings by Faith, where she hopes to use her psychic, fortunetelling and Tarot card-reading abilities.
There’s just one problem. Fortunetelling is forbidden in the city’s code of ordinances.
Section 15-127 of the city code deems it unlawful “for any person to engage in the business or practice of palmistry, card reading, astrology, fortunetelling, phrenology, mediums or activities of a similar nature within the city, regardless of whether a fee is charged directly or indirectly, or whether the services are rendered without a charge.”
Louisiana Revised Statute 4:7 allows municipalities to “regulate and restrict” fortunetellers and also says the ordinances can be enforced by fines up to $500 or 12 months in prison.
Adams and her husband moved to Alexandria in July, and she contacted the parish’s sales and use tax office about obtaining a business permit. That’s when she was told that kind of business wasn’t allowed, and she was cited by the Alexandria Police Department on Aug. 1 for violating the fortunetelling ordinance.
Adams, in turn, retained Alexandria attorney Tommy Davenport to represent her, and she sued the city to stop it from enforcing its ordinance.
Davenport said the case is pretty simple. Reading Tarot cards and telling fortunes are part of Adams’ religion, and the city enforcing its ordinance is suppressing her ability to practice her religion, he said.
“The government is not free to declare certain beliefs illegal, and the city has made it a criminal act to believe in and practice her psychic beliefs,” Davenport said.
Adams considers herself a fifth-generation psychic, and she said she was born with the ability. Her family members say she first began showing psychic signs at the age of 2, but Adams’ first memories of her abilities date back to when she was 7 years old.
My gift is to be able to help people,” she said. “People who are struggling or have lost their faith, I help them to find their faith. I was born with this for a reason.”
Adams was living in Lafayette with her husband and two children, working in her grandmother’s fortunetelling business. However, her husband, whose family owned a fortunetelling business near the South Traffic Circle in Alexandria until Hurricane Gustav destroyed the business, wanted to get closer to his hometown, so the Adamses relocated.
Billy Nungesser, president of Plaquemines Parish, sent an email to Alexandria Mayor Jacques M. Roy on July 14 asking that city officials work with Adams to allow her to open her business so that she could move with her family to Alexandria.
“Ms. Adams seems to be a person who dedicates her life to her work and family,” Nungesser wrote. “She has already found a house she would like to purchase but is unable to do so if she can not open and operate her business.
“I am reaching out to you today to ask if there is any opportunity for Ms. Adams to receive a license to operate a psychic reading business in the Alexandria area.”
City Attorney Chuck Johnson said Nungesser’s email was the first time city officials had heard about Adams or her plans to open a business in the city. When she was prevented from proceeding as she planned, Johnson said, Adams’ first move should have been trying to get the ordinance amended, rather than suing the city.
“Mr. Davenport could have simply asked the City Council to amend or repeal the city ordinance to allow this form of free enterprise, instead of filing a lawsuit — which the taxpayers now have to pay to defend,” Johnson said.
“The charge of any lawyer is to obtain the lawful resolution sought by the client in the most efficient manner possible, consistent with the code of professional conduct. Davenport should have consulted his ‘psychic’ client as to the easiest way to get the result the client desired — council action.”
District 5 Councilman Chuck Fowler, who represents the district where Adams’ office is located, said he wasn’t aware of the issue and wished it would have been brought before the council instead of the courts.
Because of the threat of criminal prosecution, Davenport said, a time factor prevented him from approaching the council. Instead, he attempted to block the city from enforcing the ordinance.
During his research, Davenport said, he discovered four cases from across the country that ruled in favor of psychics being able to practice a religion. He provided those cases to the city’s attorneys, he said, and two hours later the criminal charges against Adams were dropped.
Davenport is hoping that’s a positive sign for Adams’ case, and he expects that Johnson will either instruct the council to overturn its ordinance or he will get a favorable ruling in federal court.
Adams, too, believes she will win her case and eventually be able to practice her craft in Alexandria.
“I do really believe this is going to go in my favor,” she said.
It’s not about money for Adams, though she does charge a nominal fee for her services. Instead, she said, it’s about serving people who are in need and look to her for help — whether that’s with financial issues, relationship troubles or other needs.
“I help to give them their strength,” Adams said. “I help them to find their courage again. It all comes back to their faith in God.”
Source thetowntalk.com
5 Best Tarot Reading iPhone Apps
Are you searching for the top iPhone Tarot Reading apps available? Here is our list of the Top 5 iPhone and iPad Tarot Card Reading applications which may give you mysteriously accurate predictions about love, health and wealth.
Many people feel that Tarot Card Readings by phone or in person can give them an insight into the future or help them understand certain aspects of their life. So with that said, here is our list of our picks for the Top 5 Tarot Reading Apps.
Tarot App
Tarot by Nuclear Elements is one of the best tarot applications. Available for $1.99 through the iTunes App Store this app has many different reading styles including a spin cycle which moves the cards fast giving you the opportunity to stop it with a tap. This easy to use tarot app is ideal for experts and beginners. With 78 cards including their meanings you will be able to use more spread choices including Basic 3-Card; Basic 5-Card, Between Extremes, Celtic Cross, Creative Process, One-Card, One Major Arcana, Psychological, Relationship and Shadow Truth.
Learn Tarot App
Learn Tarot by MoodWorks is a great way to learn how to read tarot cards with a simple reference guide. Priced at £2.49 at the App Store, this app will help you with the use of a Tarot deck. With information and details on the meanings for every one of the 78 cards, you will learn how to interpret in different situations with the option to learn a card a day. There are over 300 pages of explanations for 78 cards and 4 situations of each.
Tarot Pro App
Tarot Pro by Nuclear Elements is an updated version of the first app mentioned for $2.99 at the App Store. This has almost everything you need to do a professional reading. You can now switch between gorgeous renderings of the Rider-Waite Deck and the Marseilles Deck with 78 cards in each. Available on the iPhone and iPad and iPod Touch, this application allows you to enter questions and save spreads like a journal for you to monitor. There are 10 insightful spreads to choose from, including the classic Celtic Cross. Also containing a deck spinning option you will find this application has great features for you to use.
E Tarot Pro App
E Tarot Pro by Phemka is available for $3.99 through the iTunes App Store. To use as a mobile fortuneteller this app gives you a true interpretation of the draw. In every game, texts are different according to the chosen theme, whether it is love, money or work. There are original and clear texts by Emanuela, Astrologer and Tarologer with four different games.
Daily Tarot Reading App
Daily Tarot Reading by Nefas Bilisim Elektronik is available for $0.99 at the App Store. This application will help you predict a daily tarot card reading with clear instructions on dos and don’ts. Obtain predictions on job, love and environment with a simple explanation of what the tarot means and according to the tarot how your days going on. Using this application can be an addictive way to give you the enhance look and feel of the tarots.
In addition to our list there are many other Tarot Card Reading Apps available for the iPhone and iPad, along with new apps becoming available every month, to give you entertainment and education on the world of Tarot Card Readings; however, for an Accurate Tarot Card Reading consider calling a professional Tarot Card Reader by phone who specializes in Tarot.