Numbers harbor vast amounts of significance and power. The spiritual science of numerology, which has been in use for hundreds of years, leverages the power of important numbers to illuminate the underlying order of life and provide personal guidance.

What significant numbers are used in numerology?

There are many different personal numbers used by psychics for individual numerology readings. The most common of these are your name and birth date.

Your birth date is already in the form of a number, which makes it the simplest to understand why it’s significant. Since a numerology reading is based on single digits, the clairvoyant will derive a single number from your birth date by adding the separate digits of month, day, and year, and continue adding the digits of the results until there is only one number.

For example, a birth date of July 15, 1971 would look like this:

7 + 1 + 5 + 1 + 9 + 7 + 1 = 31; 3 + 1 = 4

The number 4 would then form the basis of the reading.

A significant number can also be derived from your name, using a system where each letter of the alphabet corresponds to the numbers 1 through 9; once 9 is reached, 1 is assigned to the next letter. The numbers that correspond to the letters of your name are then added in the same fashion.

Other significant numbers that a psychic may use in a numerology reading include telephone numbers and street addresses.

Your life, by the numbers

Psychic individuals who specialize in numerology readings are able to provide you with insight and guidance regarding the significant numbers in your life, pointing out patterns that can provide a framework for you to achieve your desires.

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Tarot cards are among the most recognizable tools used by psychic readers and clairvoyants. Unlike the crystal ball, which has largely fallen out of genuine use, many of today’s psychic individuals use the 78-card Tarot deck as a reliable basis for accurate readings.

The history of Tarot

While the exact date of their invention is unknown, Tarot cards have been in use for more than 500 years. The 56 cards of the Minor Arcana first appeared in the 14^th century as a card game. Then, in the mid-15^th century, the 22 cards of the Major Arcana surfaced as a separate game, and the two decks were soon combined.

During the 15^th century Renaissance, many people used Tarot cards as a memory system and a powerful tool for accessing higher consciousness and receiving insights into the divine. However, the church drove the use of the Tarot underground until the 18^th century, when their popularity resurfaced. At that time, the deck was slightly modified to align with spiritual beliefs.

The most widely known and used Tarot card design today, the Rider-Waite deck, was first published in 1909. Hundreds of Tarot designs have come about since then, so today’s Tarot reader can choose a deck that reflects the reader’s personal style and energy.

How Tarot readings work

The 78 cards in the Tarot deck include 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards. The Major Arcana, including cards such as The Tower, The Sun, and The Priestess, depict major steps on life’s journey. The Minor Arcana is structured similarly to a standard deck of playing cards, with four suits—Swords, Wands, Cups, and Pentacles. Each suit features 14 cards rather than the standard 13, including the ace, numbers two through ten, and the face cards Page, Knight, Queen, and King.

During a Tarot reading, the clairvoyant will infuse the cards with energy from the questioner, shuffle the deck, and turn over a certain number of them to place face-up in a reading layout. The Celtic Cross is the oldest and most-used layout for Tarot card readings, offering a complete picture of the questioner’s past, present, and future paths.

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