Card Counting is a powerful method of tarot divination that develops your psychic and
clairvoyant skills.
Card Counting allows you to develop a story and see how the Court Cards interact with
each other.
This reflects people in real life.
Card Counting is based on the astrological and elemental attributes of the Tarot Cards.
Minor Arcana For the Aces count 5
For the Minor Arcana 2 – 10’s the number itself
Court Cards For the King, Queen and Knight count 4
The Pages count 7 Major Arcana
Mother Letters count 3 Planetary Cards count 9
Zodiac cards count 12
The astrological attributions of the Rider-Waite deck are not well-known, so here is a recap
Mother letters count 3: Fool Air,
Hanged Man Water, Judgment Fire
Planetary cards count 9 Magician, Mercury,
High Priestess the Moon, The Empress Venus
The Wheel of Fortune Jupiter The Tower Mars
The Sun – The Sun The World – Saturn
Zodiac Cards count 12 The Emperor – Aries
The Hierophant – Taurus The Lovers – Gemini
The Chariot – Cancer Strength – Leo
The Hermit – Virgo Justice – Libra
Death – Scorpio Temperance – Sagittarius
The Devil – Capricorn The Star – Aquarius
The Moon – Pisces
Memorising the attributions will help your divination skills.
When the attributions and numbers are second nature, you will be able to focus more on
the events in your client’s life.
To practice card counting simply fan out a random selection of 10-15 cards
Start with the top card on your right hand side.
Count to the left Here we have the Fool, so we count 3.
the 3rd card is the 2 of Cups, then we count 2, which is always the next card.
King of Disks count 4 Page of Wands count 7
2 of Cups
We counted back on to the same card which completes the sequence.
This is a simple story.
The sudden beginning (Fool) of new love (2 Cups), when an older man falls for a younger
woman, which is reciprocated (2 Cups).
While it is good practice to start with the top card, we can count from any card, and
we can count in the opposite direction.
With a bit of practice all the attributions will become second nature so you can concentrate
on the interaction between the cards.
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