Our Tarot Software contains several spreads of the Waite-Rider Tarot:
Our program works with some spreads of the Waite-Rider Tarot:
1) The spread "Cross" is suitable particularly for simpler questions.
2) "The Relationship game" is meant particularly for the interpretation of the relationship between two people.
3) One can use the "Deciding match" as a small help in the cases of doubt.
4) "The Gypsy Oracle" has a marked playful character. Its statement value is in this case in the background.
5) "The Celtic cross" is the best known game in the Tarot at all. This game is specially suitable for the determination of development of the trends.
In the two spreads ("The relationship game" and "The Celtic cross") the reverse cards are used played. But the meanings are not automatically "reversed", but rather routed into a certain direction!
In all games, except the "Cross", it is determined the so-called "Quintessence", which gives an indication on how to deal with the subject of the asked question. The numbers of the cards are summed up for this purpose and then reduced for so long by formation of check-sums until a number reaches a value between 1 and 22. All cards of the Large Arkana have in this case their shown numerical values. The fool is evaluated with zero during the addition, but in the case of the result 22, the fool is the quintessence. Aces count 1, the court cards (pages, knights, queens and kings) count nothing.
You can save and print your readings. To save click on the butten "Save". In some spreads you should enter then your question. All card images and reading texts will be transferred to a document, which you can save or print. In order to see and print the readings already saved, click on the start page on "Tarot Viewer", open your desired document and view it. The tarot-documents are saved in rtf-format and you can view them not only in the Power-Tarot, but in every text processing program like
Word, Word-Pad..
What's New: Now it is possible to load other decks and connect other tarot cards with the programme.
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