Tarot is meant to help - especially when logic hits a wall. A good reader speaks clearly, with care, and gets to the point. Divination happens when the reader has the wisdom to connect the dots. If what comes out of the reading offends someone's faith or culture, that's not Tarot.

That's just someone doing a bad job. Here are the 10 myths that we will like to debunk:

1) Tarot Is Not A Fashion Show. 

It's a skill. Don't confuse glitters and theatrics with ability.

2) It's Not A Lucky Charm Machine Or Some Feng Shi Sidekick. 

Tarot reflects your choices - not tomorrow's 4D number. 

3) Tarot Is Not A Yoga Practise 

Tarot is not breathwork. It's brain work. 

4) Just Because Someone Lights A Candle, Dresses Up, And Says "Goddess" Ten Times Doesn't Mean They Can Read. 

It means that they know how to look the part. That's it.

5) It's Not Witchcraft Or Black Magic.

If anyone's into that, it's the reader - not the cards. Purac steers clear from it.

6) It Doesn't Bring Bad Luck Or Curses. 

If you leave feeling off, it's because of who you went to, not the Tarot itself. 

7) It's Not Some "Heal Here, Heal There' Spiritual Babble.

Tarot doesn't need to sound deep to be effective.

8) It's Not Superstition. 

Unless the reader's selling fear and leverage on your vulnerability instead of clarity. What are the vulnerabilities? For example - an obsession with wealth gains, status, power, popularity, jealousies, envy, sadness, a longing for love and reunion, and etc. 

9) It's Not A Cult 

But some readers treat it like one - that's their beliefs, not Tarot's.

In conclusion, Tarot is a useful tool for self reflection, gentle life guidance if you use it with good intentions and without the obsession for final outcomes. What's your take on the myths? 

How can Tarot be so accurate? Gain knowledge on this through our Tarot Programs designed with easy learning in-mind for all levels. 

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