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Tarot — Your Path to Your True Self

Do you want to find your true path — in love, career, and finances? To understand which decisions will truly lead you to what you desire, and which ones pull you off course? Or perhaps you feel that you are ready not only to understand yourself better, but also to help others see more clearly and choose what is best for their lives.

Tarot is not just cards or fortune-telling.It is an ancient system of symbols that helps reveal deep inner processes, uncover the reasons behind what is happening, and find answers where logic alone falls short.In this course, you will learn to read the tarot consciously and intuitively — so that the cards become a reliable tool for understanding yourself, your destiny, and life situations.

After completing the course, you will be able to:

— create accurate and insightful tarot readings for yourself and others

— find answers to questions about love, money, purpose, and life choices

— gain a deeper understanding of your spiritual path and inner processes

— use the wisdom of tarot as a support in decision-making

My name is Rue Vekov. I am an energy practitioner, a researcher of the phenomenal, and a Tarot master. In this course, I share not only knowledge, but a living understanding of the cards — through practice, meaning, and symbolism.

You will learn:

— different spreads for different life situations

— the meanings of the Major and Minor Arcana

— how astrology influences and deepens tarot interpretation

— example readings that will help you quickly build confidence and skill

This course is perfect for you if you:

— have never worked with tarot before and want to start from scratch

— want to build a strong foundation without confusion or mystification

— are ready to dedicate some time and work with your own deck

The course is based on the world’s most popular and widely accepted deck — Rider–Waite. All you need is your favorite tarot deck and an openness to a new experience.

Author: Rue Vekov
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Last updated: April 2026
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What You Will Need for This Course

This course does not require prior experience or special preparation.What it truly asks for is your willingness to step into an ancient tool — one that was trusted and used even by royalty — and allow yourself to see life from a deeper perspective.

Through this journey, you will learn to look at yourself and your decisions from a new angle, reconnect with your true path, and return to your authentic self.Tarot will become a way to support yourself and others in different life circumstances, helping you notice what often remains unseen and use your growing awareness for the highest good.

As you progress, you will naturally develop wisdom, clarity, and strategic thinking — learning to see not fragments, but the bigger picture of any situation.

No special background is required to join the course. You can watch the lessons whenever and wherever it is convenient for you. There are no rigid rules or pressure — instead, you will be guided to listen to yourself, trust your intuition, and approach life situations with greater awareness. This path may lead you to a more harmonious and fulfilling life, where balance and a sense of grace are felt across all areas of your experience.

All you will need is the Rider–Waite Tarot deck.

Why Choose This Course?

The core purpose of this course is to use tarot as a tool for returning to your true Self.If you are seeking harmony, inner calm, and balance…If you want to feel more prepared for life’s challenges and better understand the forces shaping your life and the lives of those close to you…This course offers a grounded and meaningful path forward.

Academic plan
Introduction
Lesson 1: Introduction
In this lesson, you’ll get to know your instructor, learn what the skill of tarot reading can offer you, and discover how tarot can become a practical tool for self-understanding and decision-making. You’ll also learn what you’ll need to successfully follow the course and begin your journey into tarot
Lesson 2: The History of Tarot
In this lesson, you’ll discover how aristocratic playing cards evolved into a powerful tool used by helping professionals. You’ll explore the journey tarot has taken through history, the myths and mystification surrounding it, and learn who actually stood behind the court cards.
First Initiation: Connection with the Deck, Cleansing, and Questions
Lesson 3: Types of Tarot Cards
In this lesson, you’ll explore the main types of tarot decks, including classical and traditional systems. You’ll learn about the Rider–Waite–Smith (RWS) Tarot, the Marseille Tarot, Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot, and Egyptian tarot decks. We’ll examine what these systems have in common and how they differ from one another.
Lesson 4: Tarot Structure — Major and Minor Arcana
The tarot deck consists of 78 cards and is divided into two main parts: the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana. There are 22 Major Arcana cards, each representing key life themes and archetypal experiences. In this lesson, we’ll explore how the tarot deck is structured and what roles the Major and Minor Arcana play in readings.
Lesson 5: Cleansing the Tarot Deck
Before you begin working with tarot, it’s important to prepare your deck. This helps you establish a connection with the cards and attune them to your energy. In this lesson, you’ll learn several effective methods for cleansing and preparing your tarot deck for readings.
Lesson 6: Tarot Journal
It’s a powerful way to deepen your understanding of the cards, develop your intuition, and build a strong personal connection with your deck. A journal is your safe space where you record your observations, interpretations, and how the meanings of the cards show up in real events in your life.
Lesson 7: Working with the Energy of the Cards (Shuffling and Establishing a Connection)
Lesson 8: How to Ask Tarot the Right Questions (with Examples)
In this lesson, we’ll discuss how to ask effective questions for tarot readings, and by the end, you’ll see clear examples of well-formulated questions you can use in your own spreads.
The Architecture of Tarot: Arcana, Suits, and Court Cards
Lesson 9: Overview of the Minor Arcana
The Minor Arcana consists of 56 tarot cards. In this lesson, you’ll learn what they are used for, what aspects of life they represent, and how they influence a tarot reading.
Lesson 10: What Are the Suits in Tarot?
In this lesson, we’ll explore the suits of the Minor Arcana. The Minor Arcana is divided into four suits, and each one represents a specific area of life, a particular type of energy, and an elemental force. Understanding the suits is what makes tarot readings deeper and more accurate.
Lesson 11: The Meanings of Numbers in Tarot
Today we’re going to talk about the meaning of numbers in the Minor Arcana. Numbers play a key role in interpreting the cards. Each number carries its own universal numerological energy, and when it blends with the energy of the suit, it creates a unique and layered meaning.
Lesson 12: Overview of the Court Cards
In this lesson, you’ll learn about the Court Cards. These are 16 cards within the Minor Arcana that represent people, personality types, behavioral patterns, or the roles you or others may play in a given situation.
Lesson 13: Preparing for Practice
Lesson 14: Practice with the Minor Arcana
You’ve already learned a lot, so now it’s time to put that knowledge into practice and work with the material you’ve covered so far.
Wands in Tarot: A Complete Breakdown of the Suit
Lesson 15: Overview of the Suit of Wands
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Suit of Wands — the fiery, most active, and dynamic energy in the tarot.
Lesson 16: Positive and Negative Aspects of the Suit of Wands
Each suit in tarot represents a type of energy that can be expressed in a balanced way or become excessive and destructive. In this lesson, we’ll explore the light and shadow sides of the Suit of Wands.
Lesson 17: The Suit of Wands — Ace Through Ten
In this lesson, we’ll explore the meanings of the numbered cards in the Suit of Wands. I’ll explain each card in a way that helps you feel its energy, not just memorize its meaning.
Lesson 18: The Suit of Wands and the Court Cards
In this lesson, the Court Cards represent people or behavioral patterns associated with the energy of Fire.
Module 5: The Suit of Cups
Lesson 19: Overview of the Suit of Cups
In this lesson, you’ll learn about the Suit of Cups in tarot, which is associated with the element of Water. This suit governs emotions, feelings, relationships, intuition, and our inner world. The Cups reflect the full spectrum of human experience — from joy and love to sadness, vulnerability, and disappointment.
Lesson 20: The Positive and Negative Aspects of the Suit of Cups
Today we’re going to talk about the positive and the shadow aspects of the suit of Cups — the suit that rules emotions, feelings, intuition, and the inner world.
Lesson 21: The Suit of Cups — Ace Through Ten
In this lesson, we’ll explore how the Suit of Cups moves through its journey from Ace to Ten — how emotion develops, where it grows, what it passes through, and the culmination it ultimately reaches.
Lesson 22: The Suit of Cups and the Court Cards
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Court Cards of the Suit of Cups and how they express emotional roles and archetypes.
Module 6: The Suit of Swords
Lesson 23: Overview of the Suit of Swords
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Suit of Swords — the most mental and sharp energy in tarot. The Suit of Swords represents thoughts, ideas, and mental processes.
Lesson 24: Positive and Negative Aspects of the Suit of Swords
The suit of Swords, connected to the element of Air, has both powerful positive and challenging negative aspects, because it governs intellect and truth — forces that can liberate, but can also wound.
Lesson 25: The Suit of Swords — Ace Through Ten
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Suit of Swords from Ace to Ten and examine how mental energy develops within this suit.
Lesson 26: The Suit of Swords and the Court Cards
The Court Cards of the Suit of Swords represent four archetypes that embody different ways of engaging with the element of Air — intellect, communication, logic, and conflict. In this lesson, you’ll find a detailed exploration of each of them.
The Suit of Pentacles
Lesson 27: Overview of the Suit of Pentacles
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Suit of Pentacles — the most grounded and materially oriented energy in tarot.
Lesson 28: The Suit of Pentacles — Ace Through Ten
In this lesson, we’ll follow the journey of the Suit of Pentacles from Ace to Ten and explore how material energy develops — from the first opportunity to full realization and stability.
Lesson 29: Court Cards of the Suit of Pentacles
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Court Cards of the Suit of Pentacles, which are connected to the element of Earth.
Lesson 30: Positive and Negative Aspects of the Suit of Pentacles
In this lesson, we’ll explore the positive and negative aspects of the Suit of Pentacles — the grounded, stable, and most material energy in tarot. Pentacles are connected to resources, health, daily life, money, skills, the body, and everything that can be touched, measured, accumulated, or grown. Like any element, Earth expresses both its strengths and its weaknesses.
The Major Arcana
Lesson 31: Overview of the Major Arcana
In this lesson, you’ll learn about the Major Arcana — the 22 key cards of the tarot deck that form the foundation of the entire system.
Lesson 32: The Major Arcana and Astrology
Astrology and the Major Arcana form a deep and meaningful connection that is important to understand. In tarot, each Major Arcana card is associated with a specific astrological energy — a zodiac sign or a planet. This is not just symbolic decoration; it is a key to understanding the character of each card, its dynamics, and how it manifests in real life.
Lesson 33: The Fool
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Fool. The Fool (Le Mat) is the first and most unique card in the Major Arcana. It carries the number 0, which emphasizes its role as a beginning, pure potential, and limitless possibility.
Lesson 34: The Magician
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Magician. The Magician holds the number I (one) in the Major Arcana and represents active action, the realization of will, and the mastery of manifesting intentions in the material world.
Lesson 35: The High Priestess
In this lesson, we’ll explore The High Priestess — Major Arcana card number II. She represents inner knowledge, intuition, mystery, and the wisdom that arises in silence.
Lesson 36: The Empress
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Empress — Major Arcana card number III. She is one of the warmest, most fertile, and life-giving archetypes in tarot.
Lesson 37: The Emperor
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Emperor — the fourth card of the Major Arcana. The Emperor represents the archetype of structure, authority, protection, discipline, and mature leadership.
Lesson 38: The Hierophant
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Hierophant — the fifth card of the Major Arcana. It represents the archetype of the spiritual teacher, keeper of sacred knowledge, and a guide between human experience and the higher laws of life.
Lesson 39: The Lovers
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Lovers — the sixth card of the Major Arcana. It is one of the most beautiful and profound cards in tarot, representing the archetype of choice, union, self-honesty, and harmony between inner forces.
Lesson 40: The Chariot
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Chariot — the seventh card of the Major Arcana. It represents the archetype of movement, victory, inner control, and emotional maturity.
Lesson 41: Strength
In this lesson, we’ll explore Strength — the eighth Major Arcana card. It represents inner power, quiet confidence, intuitive wisdom, and the ability to influence the world not through force, but through the strength of the heart.
Lesson 42: The Hermit
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Hermit — the ninth card of the Major Arcana. The Hermit symbolizes inner search, wisdom, reflection, and deep solitude — not as an escape from the world, but as a way to truly hear oneself.
Lesson 43: Wheel of Fortune
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Wheel of Fortune — the tenth card of the Major Arcana. It is one of the most powerful and mystical cards in the deck, connected to forces beyond our control — fate, cycles, change, and the moments when life takes a sudden turn.
Lesson 44: Justice
In this lesson, we’ll explore Justice — one of the most honest, direct, and objective cards in the Major Arcana.
Lesson 45: The Hanged Man
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Hanged Man — the twelfth card of the Major Arcana. This card represents surrender, a shift in perspective, inner pause, and the wisdom that comes from seeing life from a completely new angle.
Lesson 46: Death
In this lesson, we’ll explore the Death card — the 13th card of the Major Arcana. Its astrological correspondence is Scorpio, the sign of deep transformation, intensity, renewal, and inner strength.
Lesson 47: Temperance
In this lesson, we’ll explore Temperance — the fourteenth card of the Major Arcana. Temperance represents balance, harmony, moderation, and the ability to integrate different energies into a unified whole.
Lesson 48: The Devil
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Devil — the fifteenth card of the Major Arcana. It represents the energy of structure, ambition, control, materiality, and responsibility, as well as the limitations we create for ourselves.
Lesson 49: The Tower
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Tower — the sixteenth card of the Major Arcana. This card represents sudden change, the collapse of old structures, and the powerful breakthrough that comes when false foundations fall away.
Lesson 50: The Star
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Star — the seventeenth card of the Major Arcana. Astrologically, The Star is associated with Aquarius, representing vision, inspiration, freedom, authenticity, spiritual insight, and the pursuit of a deeper meaning.
Lesson 51: The Moon
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Moon — the eighteenth card of the Major Arcana. Astrologically, The Moon is associated with Pisces, representing dreams, subtle energies, mysticism, empathy, sensitivity, and paths that cannot be explained by logic.
Lesson 52: The Sun
In this lesson, we’ll explore The Sun — the nineteenth card of the Major Arcana. The Sun represents clarity, vitality, joy, success, and the life-giving energy that comes from truth and openness.
Lesson 53: Judgement
In this lesson, we’ll explore Judgement — the twentieth card of the Major Arcana. In modern esoteric systems, Judgement is associated with the element of Fire and the planet Pluto, symbolizing deep transformation, rebirth, purification, crisis, and renewal.
Lesson 54: The World
In this lesson, we’ll explore The World — the twenty-first card of the Major Arcana. This card represents completion, wholeness, integration, and the fulfillment that comes from finishing a long cycle and stepping into a new level of understanding.
Reading the Cards & Practical Spreads
Lesson 55: How to Connect the Cards and Read a Story Instead of Isolated Meanings
In this lesson, you’ll develop the ability to connect the cards with one another, allowing you to read a living story rather than separate, isolated meanings.
Lesson 56: Three-Card Spread — What to Do When Only Minor or Only Major Arcana Appear
In this lesson, we’ll explore how to interpret a three-card spread when it consists only of Minor Arcana or only of Major Arcana. You’ll learn what this emphasis means, how to read the message correctly, and how to adjust your interpretation depending on which type of cards appears.
Lesson 57: Practice: Mini Spreads
These spreads provide quick and accurate answers and are used in everyday practice. They are especially helpful when you need fast guidance or a clear point of orientation.
Lesson 58: Choice Spreads
In this lesson, we’ll practice spreads designed for moments of choice. We’ll work with situations where you have two options, two paths, and you’re unsure which one to take.
Lesson 59: Situation Analysis Spreads
Show what is really happening, what forces are influencing the situation, and where the true issue lies.
Lesson 60: Relationships Spreads
Tarot spread practice on the topic of relationships
Lesson 61: Money and Career Spreads
Practical, business-oriented, and highly sought-after. When to use: financial matters, job search, career advancement.
Lesson 62: Personal Path Spreads
Help reveal purpose, calling, and the next stage of development. When to use: when someone is searching for direction.
Lesson 63: Inner State Spreads
Self-development practice through Tarot. When to use: inner blocks, emotions, self-discovery.
Lesson 64: Forecast Spreads
Show tendencies and dynamics, not fatal outcomes. When to use: planning, expectations, time cycles.
Meet the course author

“Tarot is a powerful tool that allows you to return to your true self and feel deeply connected to a vast, magical universe — while becoming its center.”

My name is Rue Vekov. I’m an energy practitioner, a researcher of the phenomenal, and a tarot master.

For more than ten years, Tarot has been an essential part of my path. I see it as a living, responsive system — a tool that attunes itself to you and your energy, helping you clearly see the many perspectives and possibilities of your world. Tarot is honest and unbiased. Learning to read and weave answers from the cards gives you the freedom to choose how you live your life.

The moment I first held Tarot in my hands, I found myself again. And now, I want you to experience that same awakening — to stop playing roles and start living authentically.

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