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More than 30 per cent of Americans believe in some sort of esoteric knowledge and regularly consult astrology, tarot readers or fortune tellers, according to a recent report by the Pew Research Centre ...

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Bradley S. Corbin, Baha’i teacher The Bahá’í Faith teaches that astrology, fortune-telling, tarot cards and similar occult practices are not compatible with true spiritual development.

A Pennsylvania law prohibits paid fortune-telling, including tarot card reading and astrology. State Rep. Greg Scott is seeking to repeal the law, which dates back to the mid-1800s.

According to Rep. Scott’s memo, fortune telling can result in a third-degree misdemeanor, which he says is putting the livelihoods of fortune tellers and tarot card readers at risk.

CNA Staff, May 24, 2025 / 10:00 am About 1 in 3 Americans are turning to New Age practices like tarot cards, astrology, and fortune tellers at least once a year, a recent study found — but most ...

Pew Research Center has previously asked some other questions about topics covered in this report, though question wording has varied. Recently, in a 2024 survey of three dozen countries, 9% of U.S.

And while nearly 1 in 3 Americans consult tarot cards, astrology or fortune tellers on a yearly basis, most do so for enjoyment, rather than spiritual guidance; 20% of U.S. adults say they opt in ...