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About Rebecca

Rebecca Rizzuti is a Tarot Enthusiast and Practitioner from the Eastern part of Ohio. She first became involved with the practice of tarot when she was twelve years old, and has been exploring the meanings of the cards for the past twenty-six years.

She studies and practices tarot as a tool for personal development and guidance. Her practice focuses on herself and her goals, and she does NOT presently read professionally.

This is a teaching blog.

She created Taking the Fear Out of Tarot in the hopes of helping students of the tarot make the most out of their study and practice. 

Tarot study intimidates many students due to the number of card meanings to memorize. Seekers may be anxious about certain cards (the Tower, the Ten of Swords, the Three of Swords, the Five of Pentacles) appearing in readings. It can be difficult to understand the archetypes of the "Major" Arcana, or to understand what the Court Cards mean in a spread.

Rebecca wants to help students and seekers understand the tarot and its place in their lives. Tarot is an excellent tool for personal development and self-help, and she hopes her blog will help practitioners and readers to gain confidence and to use the tarot as an effective tool.

You can also find Rebecca at The Magical Life blog! This is her "main" blog sharing her experiences with manifesting and the law of attraction.

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