Since eternal times people have been fascinated by the possibility of fortune telling, but especially the Rider Waite Tarot offers much more than just a view into the future: No other deck of cards is able to evaluate a situation so analytically and to judge a person also from the psychological side. The Rider Waite Tarot, which bears the name of its inventor Arthur Edward Waite, is one of the most famous of all. The expressive maps were created in collaboration with the artist Pamela Colman Smith around 1910 and immediately became world famous. Interpreting cards is an art that one can certainly learn if one has the inner willingness to accept what the cards express. Whoever denies the truth of the cards cannot tell the truth and - therefore - cannot tell fortunes. It is also a responsible and sensitive interaction between cartomancers and those seeking advice: Often connected with the invisible danger that a person seeking advice would like to have advice, but shuns the truth and refuses to see it, especially when the cards point to one's own weaknesses and exhortingly try to avert disaster. With the Rider Waite Tarot you can make in-depth assessments of situations and people. It is in the nature of things that not all statements are always beautiful. Both sides have to agree on this: cartomancers and those seeking advice. The aim of this book is to familiarize you with the Tarot and the author attaches great importance to the importance of the card motifs, because it is the images and colors that show the card reader what the question of his opponent is about. Jutta Krüger is known for her practical books. It shows how best to learn, recognize and use the language of the Tarot. Your book contains many exercises that support learning, simplify access to the cards and expose the learner's intuition.