About Tarotreader

It seems like I have wandered the years, learning to read the classical Tarot. It has been an interesting journey.

When I read the Tarot, each card competes to tell a story, they seem to magically run from one card to the next as they interweave their stories. They seem to always to be trying to create an interesting colourful tapestry of content, comment and conversation.

Sometimes these stories can be amusing, sometimes specific, at times I am amazed, but always, they seem interesting. I have come to both enjoy and realise that Tarot is one of life’s ultimate games.

Over a long period of time, I developed and refined my understanding of the classical Tarot. I found my method to be different and individual. Using these methods, I created what is now the Instant Tarotreader pack.

I designed Tarotreader for the person who likes to read books and wants to experience the pleasure of reading a tarot story, without having to do a training course. It is a colourful fun game, which creates hypothetical Tarot readings. The cards are in a written format and use a system of interlinking cards . This exciting concept brings Tarot reading into the 21st. century.

Its development allows me two things, ease of operation and lots of information. I then only have to work out what it all means

When using Tarotreader, I often have a sense that the cards are talking to me, sometimes with information or advice, sometimes both, or perhaps just a little general gossip or a nice little story. I like and recognise the hypothetical reality that this game seems to create. I believe Tarotreader is the ultimate experience in hypothetical reality!

I find reading Tarotreader, is sometimes like reading a really good story book. At other time, like reading a travel brochure. Sometimes I feel and experience the story through the eyes and ears of the storyteller, as I see and hear the interactions of differing situations and interesting personalities. At other time I feel like the story is being narrated.

Sometimes I am so intrigued by a reading, that I just leave it on the dining table for days and ponder it. I work my way through the stories, of what often seems, a multitude of bright lights and dark alleys. It sort of reminds me of the joy I experienced as a kid, fitting all the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle together and discovering the big picture.

There are easy spreads, or a more comprehensive spread. The Gypsy’s kind of short and the Celtic’s a bit bigger. Well Ok, The Celtic is a lot bigger.

The ‘Gypsy’ has three subject cards for a fast hypothetical past, present and future, whilst the ‘Celtic’ Spread’ has eleven subject cards. This often produces comprehensive readings that often average twenty-eight additional story cards.

I hope that both you and your friends find the same intrigue and get the same amusement and entertainment that I do.

For further details about Tarotreader, or if you have any comments or questions you can email to: taro@tarotreader.com.au

or you can contact Bluestone House Pty.Ltd.,
P.O.Box 46 Yarraville, Victoria, 3013 Australia