Truth Teller Tarot
Miriam RachelA Creative Tarot Insights publication for people who think for themselves.
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Death Isn't About Dying — It's About Letting Go of Who You Were
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No tarot card freaks people out quite like Death. As soon as it shows up, tension fills the air. People often wonder, “Does this mean someone’s dying?”
Usually, the answer is no.
Then the pendulum swings the other way. Pe...
The Hanged Man Isn't Stuck — He's Seeing Differently
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The Hanged Man is a card that often gives off a vibe of discomfort. It’s not really something people draw with excitement or hope. Instead, it symbolizes a period of delays and waiting, almost like being stuck in a holding pa...
Justice Isn't About Karma — It's About Consequences
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When it comes to the tarot, the Justice card is all about wishful thinking. When it pops up in a reading, people often breathe a sigh of relief, their eyes lighting up with excitement.
“Finally, karma is coming,” they think...
Strength Is the Most Misunderstood Card in Tarot
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Nobody likes being called weak. That can be one of the worst insults to anyone. However, I think a lot of people are getting tired of being labeled as strong, too.
I mean, it’s not that being strong is a bad thing. It’s just...
The Lovers Card Isn’t About Love — It’s About Choice
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Few tarot cards are as misunderstood as The Lovers.
When this card shows up in a reading, a lot of people jump right to thoughts of romance—images of soulmates connecting, the whole twin flame thing, or the excitement of bi...
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Writer, cultural commentator, and tarot reader interested in the grey space between empowerment and reality. No platitudes. No spiritual bypassing. Just depth.
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