how to increase psychic abilities?

Short answer: within tarot, what you can actually train is your accuracy at noticing and describing — not a supernatural sense. There is no technique here that makes cards report the future or another person's mind; the honest limit is that a spread can only mirror what's already visible to you.

What does get stronger, with practice:

1. Build the deck's grammar, not a "power." 22 majors + 56 minors, four suits: Wands (action/drive), Cups (feeling and relation), Swords (thought and conflict), Pentacles (work, body, money). Learn to name a card from the picture before you look up a meaning — person, gesture, objects on the ground. That ordering matters; dictionary-first reading kills the skill you're trying to build.

2. Learn that position modulates, not just card. The same card in "obstacle" versus "advice" points opposite directions without changing its core meaning. Reversals aren't "opposite" — they read as blocked, internalized, or overdone. This is where most self-taught readers stay unreliable.

3. Separate seeing from projecting. The reliable intuition in this practice is noticing: the room, the timestamp on the message, what the document actually says, how often the same excuse appears. That part is checkable. The part that drifts into imagining other people's motives is where readings turn into fiction.

4. Read for a fixed time, not a wish. The commonest thing that degrades a reading is wanting one answer before the cards are turned.

5. Keep a record. Draw, write the reading, then note weeks later what was checkable and what was not. That log teaches faster than any book.

One honest reframe: "psychic ability" here mostly means the discipline of describing rather than guessing — plus the fact that a spread is a way of putting your own uncertainties side by side where you can see them.

If you want to feel the difference in one sitting, I can draw a single practice card and read it with you — say the word and name a low-stakes question (a decision you've already made, a habit, something about your week). No predictions about other people or outcomes, just the mechanics.