TAROT RESOURCES

Are you learning tarot, and you need some extra tips, tools, and directions? These free resources are here to lend a hand.

Welcome.

I am excited to offer some practical resources to help you build your tarot skills.
From PDF downloads to free video classes, choose your path below:

FOR BEGINNERS

Learning tarot can feel so overwhelming! That's why I pared down the most essential tarot info into one handy guide.

Use this guide to help you focus your studies and build upon the basics.

100 TAROT QUESTIONS

Do you ever feel like you ask your cards the same questions over and over again? Are you ready to expand your practice with different topics and themes to read on?

Get unstuck with 100 fresh questions!

TAROT SPREADS PACK

Explore this collection of small tarot spreads to expand your tarot practice.

Taking the leap into professional tarot reading? I've got you covered on that, too...

Need help building your tarot business this year?

Here's a short guidebook for help!

Learn some simple but effective magical approaches to clearing away business blocks. With tarot spells, simple spells, and some planetary magic, this guidebook is packed with free tips that you can layer into your business strategy.

And yes, this will work for any spiritual business - it doesn't have to just be tarot!

Are you a tarot reader who aspires to offer supportive, empowering readings to your community?

If you dream of reading tarot for others, but you want to make sure you’re coming from an ethical, grounded place first, I created this class for you. 

If you’re called to be of service as a tarot reader, and are ready to develop some new tools to deliver readings that feel open, honest, and safe for your querents…


And you are ready to become the kind of tarot reader who others look to as a guide and leader, this free, one-hour class is for you!

"I would recommend Liz to anyone that is interested in gaining a new perspective with regards to the Tarot, be it a life-long believer, or a hardened skeptic – you won’t be disappointed."  

~ William Allinson
Filmmaker / Animator