Aces represent the energy of each suit in its purest and most concentrated form.
Applying the above to what we have covered in the suits gives you the
meaning of each ace.
Ace of Wands - New energy, a burst of creativity, beginning a self improvement program, the start
of a spiritual quest.
If a question of timing comes up during a reading, write it down
and put it aside. After the main reading is done, have the querent re-shuffle and cut the deck, then deal cards
face up until you get an Ace. The suit of the Ace will indicate the time that the
event is most likely to occur.
Personally, I rarely use Tarot to answer yes/no
questions. I believe that the answer will be correct for the conditions at that time, but as conditions change,
the answer may change as well.
They also represent
beginnings, ideas, commencement, opportunity, a fresh start, inspiration, a gift. They are the root from which
the cards that follow them grow.
Ace of Cups - A new relationship ( romantic or otherwise), awakening intuition or psychic
powers, the start of happier times.
Ace of Swords - New ideas, a new intellectual interest or hobby, strength, power.
Ace of Pentacles - Beginnings on the physical plane, a new job, a new home, the start of a period
of prosperity.Timing
Many readers use Aces as timing cards.
Using the seasons from the message on suits we have:
Wands - Spring
Cups - Summer
Swords - Fall
Pentacles - WinterYes/No
A method for answering yes/no questions uses Aces as well.
Shuffle and cut the deck while
concentrating on the question.
Turn one stack over periodically while shuffling in order to get reversals. Deal
the cards until you get an Ace, then stop.
Deal a new pile until you get another Ace. Deal one last time until
you get a third Ace.
The direction of the Aces will give you your answer.
If two or more are upright, the
answer is yes.
If two or more are reversed, the answer is no.
I prefer to ask questions such as "what can I do to enhance my chances of...."
or "What am I doing that is preventing me from..." . This type of question gives me some control over events
rather than allowing things to just happen to me.