In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Different tarot decks use different symbology. One of the most widely used and most widely taught is the Rider-Waite Tarot or one of its clones--the Morgan-Greer Tarot, for example. Still, it's important that a tarot deck speak to you, so look through different ones and read reviews to learn what people like and dislike about them. Classic and popular decks are always in circulation, but new tarot decks are published each year so there is an ever-changing inventory to look through. The top five tarot decks of all time are: Deviant Moon Tarot, Rider-Waite Tarot, Aleister Crowley Thoth Tarot, DruidCraft Tarot and Shadowscapes Tarot. Defining exactly what you hope to accomplish in your relationship with the Tarot can help you on your journey as a reader. When you know your desired end result, you'll be better able to look objectively at where you are now and what steps you must take to reach your "destination." Ask yourself your intention for your Tarot deck or how you plan to use it to serve others. Mission statements may reflect goals such as wanting to develop greater intuition, enhance creativity or connect with spiritual forces. These statements are different and personal to each individual who crafts one. The best way to do this is to handle the cards. Shuffle them again and again. Put them in order (from Fool through the World, followed by each of the suits, from Ace through Ten, then Page, Knight, Queen and King). Handling your cards helps them to become an extension of you. The Tarot deck is made up of 78 cards: 22 major arcana and 56 minor arcana. You must memorize and be able to identify each card as well as give two divinatory meanings for each card. Major arcana. The Tarot archetypes represented in the major arcana are pictures that represent life and the stages and experiences we all go through. It's meant to be the story of one's journey through life starting as The Fool (young, pure energy in spirit form) moving through events and cycles and finding completion in The World (the end of our life cycle). Minor arcana. Minor Cards describes the people, events, feelings and circumstances we encounter on our personal "Fool's Journey." It represents events that are within the control of the individual and indicate how you do something. The minor arcana fairly closely resembles a traditional deck of playing cards. It's made up of four suits, and each of these suits are associated with one of the elements: Wands (Fire), Cups (Water), Pentacles (Earth) and Swords (Air). There are also the Queen, King and Knight (or Jack) of each suit plus the addition of Pages or Princesses. Memorizing all 78 cards will take time. Try working with a partner who can quiz you using the deck as a kind of set of flash cards. A well-written book that will help you understand the basics of Tarot will be extremely helpful in getting you started reading tarot cards. Some take you through the process in a way that emphasizes memorization while others encourage participation. Choose a book that suits your learning style. Don't plan to rely too heavily on your book. It will be helpful to get you on track for learning, but you need to integrate your intuition with your book knowledge to fully develop as a Tarot card reader. Try this trick for incorporating your intuition into your learning. Look at each card and decide what you think it means. Don't worry about being right--just go from your gut. Then look in your book and see what it says. This will take the focus off pure memorization and the fear of being wrong and allow you to create readings that flow because of the way you've personally connected with the cards.
Summary: Choose a deck of cards. Develop a mission statement. Transfer your energy to the deck. Understand how the deck works. Get a good book.

Do not stand or hover over the other person. This creates a power struggle and pushes the conflict to another level. If they are sitting, you should sit with them. Let them say how they feel. Wait until they are completely finished talking before beginning to speak yourself. Don't yell or make accusations about the other party or their actions. Take the time to make statements like, "If I understand correctly, you are saying,..." If the person walks out of the room, don't follow them. Allow them to do so and let them return when they are calmer and ready to talk. Again, this could lead to a power struggle that escalates and never ends. Sometimes, you have to agree to disagree and move on. When you're phrasing your concerns, try to start your sentences with "I..." and state clearly how their actions make you feel. This will make the other person more receptive to your complaints and more empathetic. For instance, instead of saying "You're sloppy and it drives me crazy," try "I feel that different levels of messiness might be a problem for us. Clutter is something that seems to work its way into my mind and limit what I feel I can do. Frankly, messiness seems to unsettle me more than it probably should."
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One-sentence summary -- Place yourself on even ground. Listen to the other party. Speak in a calm, level voice. Let them know you have heard their point and understand their side. Don't try to finish the argument at all costs. Don't try to get the last word in. Use "I" messages.

Q: Many types of gastrointestinal conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, a bowel obstruction, or gastro-esophageal reflux disease can cause hiccups. These types of diseases can be caused by a lack of fiber, lack of exercise, travel, consuming excess dairy, stress, and pregnancy. These conditions include pleurisy, pneumonia, and asthma. Strain on the respiratory system affects your diaphragm which causes hiccups. Respiratory conditions can stem from multiple sources like: Genetics Inhaling toxic agents (cigarettes, oil fumes, etc.) Accidents Traumatic brain injuries, brain tumors, and strokes can all cause hiccups. Hiccups can even arise from the internal, psychological brain due to grief, excitement, anxiety, stress, hysterical behavior, and shock. While psychogenic hiccups are rare, they occur in both children and adults.
A: Hiccup from bowel issues. Start hiccuping from a respiratory condition. Develop hiccups from the brain.

Article: What to charge? You have to check around your community to see what other tutors charge and then consider your qualifications. Keep a copy of the expected goals.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine compensation. Keep a record of what the student has already learned with you.

Problem: Article: Hold the file along the flat portion of your nail to make the edge as smooth as possible. Move it in short, horizontal motions, making sure that you always guide it in the same direction. Avoid moving it back and forth, or else you could make your nails weaker. Try to use a new emery board, as this will be more effective than an older one. You can also use a glass nail file, which is easy on your nails. When you rip or tear at your hangnails, you create an open wound, which increases your risk of infection. Instead, use nail clippers to clip along the base of the hangnail. Don't chew off hangnails. Along with the ripping of your nail or skin, chewing them off transfers bacteria from your mouth directly into the wound. Your nails will be a lot cleaner and stronger when they're maintained properly. Since cuticles protect your nail bed from bacteria, you don't want to trim or chew them off in any way. When you pick or cut at your cuticles, you increase your risk of infection, which will make your nails much less healthy overall. Rub a pea-sized amount of oil into each finger, making sure that it completely covers each cuticle. Use your hands to rub the oil into each cuticle. Use this product whenever you paint your nails, as it makes it easier and safer to push your cuticles back. You can also use cuticle oil as a regular moisturizer. You can find it at most beauty stores.
Summary:
Use an emery board to buff your nails in a consistent direction. Clip your hangnails so you won't damage your skin or nail bed. Avoid cutting or picking at your cuticles. Nourish your cuticles with cuticle oil.