Learning Tarot Online

Learn to read tarot online through private guidance with Andreas Pasolympia, from a quiet room in your own home. Winnie, his wife, is also part of the tarot work at InnerPeace. The learning begins with recognising symbols, listening to intuition and relating the cards to your own experience.

Learning tarot brings the meanings of the cards into dialogue with your own experience. We begin with a conversation.

• Learning: reading tarot for yourself first, then, when you are ready, for others.
• Where: online, from your own room, wherever you live.
• How it begins: a conversation first, to see whether this way of learning feels right for you.
• Arrangements: dates, the number of meetings, the video call app and fees are agreed personally in that conversation. There is no fixed package.

Let’s talk first on WhatsApp

Bahasa Indonesia: Belajar Tarot Online.

At InnerPeace, tarot is a tool within the Explorative Path, a way of studying the inner life and exploring meaning. A card shows an image: a figure walking away, a cup overflowing, a tower struck by light. When you look at it with a real question, you often notice something about yourself. It might be a pattern in a relationship, a fear about a change at work, or a wish you had not yet said out loud.

The cards do not decide for you. They help you see more clearly so that you can choose.

Learning tarot here is part of an ongoing way of life. We begin by exploring whether this approach resonates with you, then arrange the dates and other details together.

We usually talk about:

• what draws you to tarot
• your experience with tarot; complete beginners are warmly welcome
• whether you want to learn for yourself, or also to read for others later
• where you live and your time zone

You sit at a table with your deck in front of you and the video call open. Much of the learning happens with your own cards in your own hands. You draw, describe what you see and talk it through. Andreas listens, asks and explains. Learning from home means the practice is already part of your daily space.

The learning is shaped around your questions and experience. It often includes:

• The deck. A tarot deck has 78 cards. The 22 Major Arcana show the larger journey of a life, from The Fool to The World. The 56 Minor Arcana show everyday experience through four suits: Cups for emotions, Swords for thoughts and conflict, Wands for creativity and drive, and Pentacles for material life and stability.
• Symbols and intuition. You learn to look at a card before reaching for its book meaning, and to trust what you notice first.
• Relating cards to life. You practise connecting a card to a real question, and you see how cards speak to one another in a spread.
• Reading for yourself, then for others. When you read for someone else, listening matters as much as the cards. You learn to leave the choice with the person and to speak without creating fear.

Choose a quiet place where you will not be interrupted, with a table for your cards and a stable internet connection. Let us know your time zone so we can find a time that suits you. Whether you already have a deck, and which one suits you, can be discussed in our conversation.

If you have a deck, draw one card. Look at it for a minute before thinking about what it is supposed to mean. What do you notice first: a colour, a figure, a feeling? Write one sentence about it. If your mind jumps to “what does this card mean,” that is fine. Come back to what you actually see. In the evening, read your sentence again.

When you read for someone else, listening matters as much as the cards. Before any card is drawn, we take time to hear what is really on the person’s mind, and to shape it into a meaningful question. “What do I need to see about this change at work?” opens more than “Will I get the job?”

The deck is a shared language of symbols, the collective symbolism of the human mind. Working with it opens a door to collective intelligence, a wisdom larger than one person’s opinion. A tower struck by lightning, a cup overflowing, a figure walking away: most of us feel something when we see them. Reading for others means helping someone draw wisdom from those images and recognize their own inner guidance, not guessing what another person feels about them.

You learn to speak calmly and without creating fear, even when a card looks difficult. You offer what you see, and you leave the choice with the person. The cards help someone see more clearly. They do not decide for anyone.

Reading for others grows out of reading for yourself. When you feel ready, this can continue into Facilitator Training.

Learning for yourself is the starting point. If you later wish to accompany others with tarot, the path can continue into facilitator training, where presence, listening and spiritual inquiry ground the use of these tools.

If you would rather learn face to face, you can also come to Bali. Read about learning tarot in Bali.

Can I really learn tarot online?

Yes. You work with your own cards while Andreas guides you on a video call. Many people find it natural, because the deck stays with you after each meeting.

Can complete beginners learn?

Yes. No previous knowledge is needed. We begin with the cards in front of you and the questions you bring.

How long does it take, and what does it cost?

Dates, the number of meetings and fees are agreed personally in our conversation. There is no fixed price list or package.

Is learning tarot about predicting the future?

When you learn tarot with Andreas, you learn to use it as a way to open up collective wisdom through symbols that human minds share and recognise. So you are not learning to guess “how do they feel about me”, but to draw wisdom from a situation and recognise your own inner guidance.

Can I ask questions between meetings?

You are welcome to bring the questions that come up in your own practice. We talk about them as the learning continues.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Participants who complete the training receive a certificate from Inner Peace Academy.

Tell us a little about yourself on WhatsApp. Share what draws you to tarot, any experience with the cards, and your time zone. We will get to know each other first, and if it feels right, we arrange the rest together.

Let’s talk first on WhatsApp

Explore the full tarot pathway: Tarot at InnerPeace.