The realm of tarot often mystifies and intrigues many. Yet, one aspect remains notably complex—tarot reversals. Joan Bunning, renowned for her work ‘The Big Book of Tarot,’ offers an enlightening guide with her latest book, ‘Upside Down Tarot.’
Understanding Tarot Reversals
Many tarot readers are puzzled by reversed cards. Contrary to popular belief, a reversed tarot card does not necessarily mean bad news or the opposite of its upright meaning. In ‘Upside Down Tarot,’ Bunning emphasizes the importance of seeing reversals as a reflection of life’s fluid and dynamic nature.
Energies and Cycles
Bunning’s approach is grounded in appreciating the ebb and flow of energies. According to her, the key to a truly reflective tarot reading is understanding that life is in constant motion. Thus, reversals can add a new dimension to your practice by providing deeper insights into the energetic cycles.
A Dynamic Reading Experience
By integrating Bunning’s advice, you can transform your tarot readings to capture life’s true dynamism. Instead of viewing the cards as stationary images, imagine them as a moving picture that follows the flow of time. This method can elevate your tarot practice, making it a more powerful tool for personal understanding.
Discover more about the enriching practice of tarot reversals in Joan Bunning’s ‘Upside Down Tarot’—a must-have for any serious tarot reader.
