Tarot Card Reading is an ancient divinatory system in which tarot cards are used for gaining insights and to find out what the future indicates. All this is based on the interpretation of tarot cards. The meanings of the cards that we know of today are credited to Cartomancer Jean-Baptiste Alliette (also known as Etteilla) and Mlle Marie-Anne Adelaide Lenormand (1776-1843).

A traditional tarot deck comprises 78 cards. The deck is further divided into Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana has 22 cards and each card has an interpretation that only one with an understanding of the cards can help you figure out. Tarot cards can be used to uncover secrets about a future event and can also be used to plan one`s future. Each Major Arcana card represents a scene featuring a person or several people along with various elements. 56 suit cards comprise the Minor Arcana, also referred to as the lesser arcana. There are four suits with 14 cards in each suit. The suits are: Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles. These cards too, form an integral part of any tarot reading.

Each tarot card has an image, a name and a number which are potent symbols and have specific meanings. Each tarot card is believed to have 78,000 meanings. Tarot is a universal language that speaks through a variety of archetypal symbols and that is the essence of tarot prediction. Types of Tarot Readings include: The 3 card spread, The Celtic Cross, The Horseshoe Spread and The Fan Spread…

Palmistry, also known as Chiromancy, is a science and an art of reading signs from the lines located on palms of a hand. It was created in ancient India and quickly spread to Egypt, and then Europe. Palmistry was met with both admiration and skepticism ever since it came to life. It was studied by numerous ancient minds along with astrology, and has been developed throughout the history of the world.

Though opinions vary, many modern readers believe it’s important to analyze both the left and right hands: The non-dominant hand reveals natural personality and character, while the dominant hand shows how these traits have been actualized in practice. Together, they reveal how a person is utilizing their potential in this lifetime, by analyzing the meanings of hand shapes based on the four elements – Earth, Fire, Air & Water, mounts corresponding to the seven classical planets within astrology, which are interpreted based on their elevated, sunken, prominent and exaggerated or overemphasized shapes, plains and lines.

The folds and creases of the palms, referred to as lines, are indeed used to form narratives and predict future happenings. The meanings of different lines are determined by analyzing their length, depth, and curvature. As well as where each line begins and ends, which mounts it crosses, and where the creases intersect.

A Panchang is a detailed Hindu calendar and almanac which takes into account five factors of any given day as per Indian Vedic scriptures to provide information useful for astrologers to forecast celestial phenomena, and also to outline auspicious and inauspicious time frames for important occasions such as marriage, education, career, travel, etc. The five aspects taken into account are day of the week (vaar); tithi or the lunar day; nakshatra or the constellation; yoga; and karan.