Seldes Katne
This is a mostly-for-fun activity that will help with learning the cards.
Look through the deck and select between eight and 12 cards. Create an "album" of music for your deck featuring these cards. You can mix and match styles of music, or stick to one kind (all pop tunes, all classical pieces, all rap music).
The song or piece should reflect the meaning of the card. For example, the Six of Wands could inspire the song "We Are the Champions" from Queen; "Turn, Turn, Turn" from the Byrds could represent the Wheel of Fortune.
You can, of course, add more cards to your playlist. You can also remove a card from consideration if you can't find suitable music.
This activity can be used with most decks. I've seen it recommended in a couple of books on Tarot exercises, as well as online.
Look through the deck and select between eight and 12 cards. Create an "album" of music for your deck featuring these cards. You can mix and match styles of music, or stick to one kind (all pop tunes, all classical pieces, all rap music).
The song or piece should reflect the meaning of the card. For example, the Six of Wands could inspire the song "We Are the Champions" from Queen; "Turn, Turn, Turn" from the Byrds could represent the Wheel of Fortune.
You can, of course, add more cards to your playlist. You can also remove a card from consideration if you can't find suitable music.
This activity can be used with most decks. I've seen it recommended in a couple of books on Tarot exercises, as well as online.