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Tarot cards vs oracle cards?

I'm used to used tarot cards for giving reading an stuff which are usually a 9-10/10 for accuracy on people and I'm only 14 so :) So how do oracle and tarot cards differ? And how to use oracle cards and any spreads that are available for them?

Public Comments

1. both r very much against god dear u wnat to stay awayu from those things b/c theyre reserved for nonbelievers like the athesits.you dont want to be like them hunny
2. Both are retarded. Let me read you, using common sense. ''You are a girl age 13 - 21'' ''You are middle-class'' ''You work all week and party at the weekends'' ''You have a number of friends'' etc etc. basically cold reading.
3. Tarot cards are are pretty much set. With a few exceptions, you know what cards you're getting. Oracle decks however, are a vision of the person who drew them and came up with the meanings. They aren't set up the same way. Such as, the Goddess Oracle cards are various goddesses from different cultures and the cards drawn pertain to the qualities of said goddess. Sacred Geometry Oracle cards use geometric shapes that all have a different meaning. Etc, etc. Oracle cards will differ in the number of cards in the deck, as opposed to a tarot deck, where you know you're getting 78 cards and what the cards will be. Oracle cards are more along the lines to use to empower the person for whom you're reading. Show them their weak spots, show them their strengths and not so much to predict the future.
4. Oracle cards are pretty much the same as tarot cards except that there isn't a "standard deck" for oracle cards. Therefore, oracle decks differ greatly: where some decks consist of 27 cards (like a deck I made) while others may have as many as 150 cards. Unlike tarot cards, where the only thing that differs from deck to deck is the artwork. As for spreads, you can use the same spreads you would use for tarot cards I suppose. I'm not really the person to ask about spreads. Pretty much the only spread I use is an elemental spread for when I'm doing a general reading, otherwise I just ask a question and draw a card...