The Wisdom of the Cards: Learning Tarot with Indian Insight
Tarot isn't just about the future. It is a mirror for your inner world. Here, I explore how ancient symbols reflect our daily lives, festivals, and the stories we live every day.
The Sun card radiates positivity and joy, much like the festival of Lohri. Here, I explain the connection between the card's symbolism of success and vitality and the festival's celebration of abundance and new beginnings.
Here I reveal The Magician card from a beautiful, artistic deck. This card is about harnessing your power and potential to manifest your dreams. It reminds us that we have all the tools we need to create the reality we desire.
The Justice card invites us to look at our choices with integrity and honesty. It's about accountability and karmic balance. This beautifully illustrated card reminds us that truth is a guiding force, not a judging one.
The Wheel of Fortune signifies that change is the only constant. This card teaches us to flow with life's cycles, trusting that every turn, whether up or down, brings new opportunities for growth.
On the second day of Navratri, we honor Maa Brahmacharini, who embodies devotion and knowledge. I connect her energy to The Lovers card, which speaks of making choices that align our hearts and minds, and the importance of our relationships.
During Navratri, Mata Rani comes with a message. Here, the Eight of Fire card appears, signaling a time of high energy and rapid progress. It's a message to move forward with your plans and embrace the momentum the universe is offering.
About The Wisdom of the Cards
I don't look at tarot as a crystal ball to predict your future. I look at it as a mirror for your own path. My 'TarotGita' approach connects the 78 cards to the wisdom of the Gita and our own Indian mythology, making the symbols feel familiar rather than foreign. Whether we are discussing The Magician's potential or the cycle of The Wheel of Fortune, I focus on helping you trust your intuition so you can make your own choices.
When you join my 10-session courses, we don't just memorize textbook meanings. My goal is for you to feel at home with your intuition. We use meditation, journaling, and storytelling to understand the 'why' behind every card. My classes are kept in small batches of 5 to 8 students, whether online or at my Gurugram studio, to ensure you get personal attention and honest feedback.
The TarotGita Method
This method is close to my heart. I wrote TarotGita because I wanted to show that the archetypes in tarot cards are not alien concepts. They appear in our own scriptures, stories, and festivals. When you learn this way, the cards become a practical guide for your life, not just a mystical deck.
What to Expect
- Practical Learning: We map 22 Major Arcana cards to Bhagavad Gita Shlokas and Indian mythology.
- Beyond Ratta: No rote memorization. We focus on elements like Fire, Water, Air, and Earth.
- Mindfulness: Every session includes meditation and grounding techniques to keep you calm.
- Personal Mentorship: For my offline students in Sector 23, Gurugram, we even work on reading techniques and body language.
Whether you are a total beginner or just curious about how this works, you are welcome here. My practice is rooted in the belief that 'main apni favourite hoon'—and my hope is that through these cards, you start feeling that way about yourself too.
Suruchi Sharma
Hi, I'm Suruchi. I have spent years blending my love for tarot with Indian mythology and the Bhagavad Gita to create a path of self-discovery that feels like home. When I'm not teaching or reading, you will find me with my dog Simba, or looking for lessons in the everyday chaos of life.
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