About Tarot Wheel in Chittaranjan Park, Delhi

I was introduced to the world of tarot in the year 2008, where I got hold of a beginners level guide book to tarot card reading. Being a novice and as a layman , I hardly knew the use of it.
But somewhere deep within me , used to be a feeling of knowing the unknown. What is known as FORTUNE READING
As it was destined to happen , I was introduced to Mrs Jyoti Arora.
Thanks to my father (Retd.LT.COL .KS Chakrabarti)
Mrs Jyoti Arora came as a guiding light, a path to the enlightenment.
She became my Guru. "Jyoti Arora" is an international name in the field of Tarot ,Fengshui and Occult sciences. She is blessed with powers of clairvoyance, a strong intuition and psychic abilities. A senior corporate professional for over 10 years with a sound academic background of B.E. (Electronics& Telecommunication) and a PG. Diploma in Public Relations and Advertising.

For the next one year under the influence of her I could use TAROT reading as a platform.
As time started rolling i was amazed at the speed with which this pack of 78 cards became as guiding factor of our lives. It helped me through ups and downs of my life.
In this website, for the ones who have a slight belief in the world of occult i would like to introduce them to this method of diviniation..

lets scroll down to kmow more ....

About what is Tarot for the ones who have a faintest idea:-

The origin of the tarot is a mystery. We do know for sure that the cards were used in Italy in the fifteenth century as a popular card game. Wealthy patrons commissioned beautiful decks, some of which have survived.
Later in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the cards were discovered by a number of influential scholars of the occult. These gentleman were fascinated by the tarot and recognized that the images on the cards were more powerful than a simple game would suggest. They revealed (or created!) the "true" history of the tarot by connecting the cards to Egyptian mysteries, Hermetic philosophy, the Kabbalah, alchemy, and other mystical systems. These pursuits continued into the early part of the twentieth century when the tarot was incorporated into the practices of several secret societies, including the Order of the Golden Dawn [note].
Although the roots of the tarot are in the occult tradition, interest in the cards has expanded in the last few decades to include many different perspectives. New decks have been created that reflect these interests.
The tarot is most commonly viewed as a tool for divination. A traditional tarot reading involves a seeker - someone who is looking for answers to personal questions - and a reader - someone who knows how to interpret the cards. After the seeker has shuffled and cut the deck, the reader lays out the chosen cards in a pattern called a spread. Each position in the spread has a meaning, and each card has a meaning as well. The reader combines these two meanings to shed light on the seeker's question.

Its all about the “unconscious” - that deep level of memory and awareness that resides within each of us, but outside our everyday experience. Even though we ignore the action of the unconscious most of the time, it profoundly affects everything we do.
We may never know the full range and power of the unconscious, but there are ways to explore its landscape. Many techniques have been developed for this purpose - psychotherapy, dream interpretation, visualization and meditation. The tarot is another such tool.

What I feel is - Projection is one reason why the tarot cards are valuable. Their intriguing pictures and patterns are effective in tapping the unconscious. This is the personal aspect of the tarot, but the cards also have a collective component. As humans, we all have certain common needs and experiences. The images on the tarot cards capture these universal moments and draw them out consistently. People tend to react to the cards in similar ways because they represent archetypes. Over many centuries, the tarot has evolved into a collection of the most basic patterns of human thought and emotion.

The power of the tarot comes from this combination of the personal and the universal.
The tarot is a mirror that reflects back to you the hidden aspects of your own unique awareness.
When we do a tarot reading, we select certain cards by shuffling, cutting and dealing the deck. Although this process seems random, we still assume the cards we pick are special. This is the point of a tarot reading after all - to choose the cards we are meant to see.
Some people can say , how can mere cards be the sole advisors or If there is a meaning in a reading, where does it come from?
I believe it comes from that part of ourselves that is aware of the divine source of meaning. This is an aspect of the unconscious, yet it is much more. It acts as a wise advisor who knows us well. It understands what we need and leads us in the direction we need to go. Some people call this advisor the soul, the super conscious, or the higher self. I call it the Inner Guide because that is the role it plays in connection with the tarot
When we are operating from our conscious minds, we often feel as if events are forced upon us by chance.
Our path becomes more joyous, and we see more clearly how we bring together the scattered elements of our lives to fulfill our destinies.
The tarot cards may help you fly until you can reach your Inner Guide on your own.

And now friends lets come down to a little bit more interesting stuff , what Tarot wheel can offer as a service:-

Types of spreads :-

Yes/No spread
2 card spread
Celtic spread
Relationship spread
Past/present/ future spread

What all can be covered:-

GENERAL
WORK
FINANCE
LOVE
HEALTH
SPIRITUAL

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