True Oracle: How Crime and Tarot Go Hand in Hand

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By: True Oracle

True Oracle: How Crime and Tarot Go Hand in Hand

Unveiling the Shadows: The Psychic Link Between Crime and Tarot

For centuries, tarot has been a bridge between the seen and unseen—a tool not only for personal guidance but also for uncovering truth. While it’s not a replacement for evidence or investigation, many psychics and intuitive readers have found that the cards can offer remarkable insight into mysteries, motives, and missing pieces in criminal cases.

The symbolic language of tarot often mirrors the energy of human intention. When used ethically, the cards can help reveal hidden emotions, relationships, and decisions that might be connected to criminal behavior.

How Tarot Helps in Crime Readings

Tarot taps into energy and intuition, guiding the reader to interpret situations beyond surface appearances. In crime-related readings, it can highlight:

The emotional motives behind an act (Jealousy, greed, revenge, or fear).
Key players involved, even when identities are unknown.
Timing and patterns surrounding when or why something occurred.
Psychological clues, offering intuitive understanding of the perpetrator or victim.

Readers often notice recurring cards like The Moon (secrets, deception), Justice (truth, legal matters), or The Tower (sudden events, destruction) during crime readings—powerful symbols pointing toward what’s hidden or about to be revealed.

Good Crime Questions to Ask the Tarot

When exploring crime or mystery readings, always phrase questions ethically—seeking insight, not accusation. Here are examples of good, responsible questions:

“What energy surrounded this situation before it happened?”
“What is being hidden from view that could help bring clarity?”
“What can be done to bring peace or justice to those involved?”
“What role does each person’s energy play in this event?”
“What does Spirit want revealed about the truth of this matter?”
“How can I support healing or closure for those affected?”

Avoid asking for names or exact details of crimes. Instead, use the cards to gain intuitive perspective and emotional understanding.

The Responsibility of the Psychic Reader

Working with crime and tarot requires compassion, neutrality, and spiritual integrity. The goal isn’t to accuse—it’s to assist in bringing emotional insight and closure. As readers, we walk between worlds: intuition and reality, energy and evidence. The power of tarot lies not in predicting guilt, but in helping others see what’s hidden beneath the surface.