Tarot began as a game in 15th-century Europe and has since evolved into a powerful tool for reflection, storytelling, and personal insight. The 78-card deck speaks in symbols—offering not answers, but invitations: to pause, to wonder, to listen more closely to yourself.
This ongoing workshop welcomes anyone interested in exploring tarot in a thoughtful, down-to-earth way. You don’t need to “believe” in anything—just bring your curiosity.
Each session is shaped by shared reflection and focused study. We’ll begin by spending about half an hour discussing our personal interpretations of a single tarot card. Then, we’ll explore the card’s traditional meanings through guided reading and conversation, using 
The Ultimate Guide to Tarot
 as our reference. Finally, we’ll close with a simple spread designed to anchor the card’s themes and help you connect them to your own life.
Participants will receive a classic Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck to use and keep. Copies of 
The Ultimate Guide to Tarot
 will be available for purchase.
Natalie Reyes
 
is a Reiki Master and practicing psychic/medium with a background in speech-language pathology. Natalie brings a grounded, intuitive presence to her work and values kindness, clarity, and open-hearted learning.
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