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It can be pretty daunting, overwhelming even, and very confusing out there for a newbie learner of Tarot. There are so many attractive decks you are drawn to that you think you can work with and so many suggestions and recommendations from well meaning sites and people for learning how to read Tarot cards and doing spreads. I've tried several decks but this Morgan Greer Deck, which, BTW, is recommended for the Beginner and Advanced Tarot Reader alike, seems to have the most promise (for me) as far as interpreting the cards. I really like the medieval feel, the beautiful artwork and vibrant colors. May I offer some advice? I recently found a website that really spoke to one of the problems I was encountering with interpreting the cards and it is this: Do not, repeat, do not look at what the card is "supposed to represent" according to the playbook or what someone tells you they should represent. Lay down each individual card and form your own interpretation of what that particular card means to you before you consult the book for the "stock" interpretation. Sleep with your chosen deck under your pillow for a week or more and when you go to first interpret each card, ask for help from Spirit. This is really working for me. There is no really proven way (as each one of us is different) to learn Tarot but the advice I'm offering here on card interpretation, well, you just cannot go wrong.