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Worksheet 1 of 7 • Your Tarot Why

Define why you are learning.

Clarify what a successful beginner foundation would look like for you.

I want to learn tarot because…By the end of this course, I want to be able to…One belief, worry, or assumption I have about tarot is… Checkpoint: I can explain why tarot is a symbolic system rather than 78 fixed one-line definitions.

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Worksheet 2 of 7 • Map the Deck

Notice the system with your hands.

Major ArcanaWandsCupsSwordsPentacles

Choose one numbered Minor Arcana card. What do its suit, number, and image suggest together? Checkpoint: I can identify Major Arcana versus the four Minor Arcana suits and use suit + number + image as clues.

Need a deck? Use the Beginner Tarot Deck Guide. If you already own a usable 78-card deck, keep using it.

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Worksheet 3 of 7 • Read One Card

LOOK → FEEL → CONNECT → INTERPRET

Card drawnLOOK — three literal detailsFEEL — mood or first reactionCONNECT — how does it relate to the question?INTERPRET — your one- or two-sentence meaning Checkpoint: I formed a reasonable first interpretation before looking up the card.

Optional reference after your own first interpretation: Tarot Books for Beginners.

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Worksheet 4 of 7 • Better Questions

Turn prediction into perspective.

“Will I find love?”“Will I become successful?”Your own yes/no question

Prompt bank: What should I understand…? What can I focus on…? What am I overlooking…? What is within my control…?

Checkpoint: I can turn a yes/no prediction into a specific, respectful, open-ended tarot question.

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Worksheet 5 of 7 • Three-Card Spread

Situation • Challenge • Guidance

Your open question

Card 1 — SituationInterpretation

Card 2 — ChallengeInterpretation

Card 3 — GuidanceInterpretation

Checkpoint: I used the spread position to narrow each card’s meaning instead of reading the card in isolation.

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Worksheet 6 of 7 • Connect the Story

Move from three definitions to one message.

Because…But…Therefore…

Repeated suits, numbers, symbols, or themesRewrite the whole spread naturally in one or two sentences Checkpoint: My summary sounds like one reading, not three dictionary definitions.

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Worksheet 7 of 7 • Your First Complete Reading

Use everything together.

My open questionCard 1 — SituationCard 2 — ChallengeCard 3 — GuidancePatterns and relationshipsMy final reading in natural language

5-point self-assessment Open, useful question Observed before looking up meanings Used spread position and context Connected cards into one story Ended with one understandable overall message

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