The tarot tells our stories. Its many narrative possibilities create room for us to consider fresh perspectives as we reflect on what is familiar, and allows us to draw on its archetypal wisdom to make sense of what may not be.
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The Eight of Swords and Radical Agency
The Eight of Swords can speak to the self-imposed prisons we create in order to keep ourselves safe.
The Eight of Swords can speak to the self-imposed prisons we create in order to keep ourselves safe. The woman in the Rider-Waite-Smith Ta...
The Star, warding, and synchronicities
The concept of warding in folk magic speaks to protective thresholds that can let the right ones in….
The concept of warding in folk magic speaks to protective thresholds that can let the right ones in…. And keep the wrong ones out. Tradit...
Inspiration for Tarot Readers from the Oracle at Delphi
In her masterpiece “Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom”, Rachel Pollack compares the archetype of the High Priestess Tarot card to the Pythia, the holy women of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi in Ancient Greece.
In her masterpiece “Seventy-Eig...
Reading Tarot like an Alchemist: what the Great Work can teach us about reading cards as processes of transformation rather than fixed predictions
Image: Engraving by Matthaeus Merian the Elder depicts the alchemical universe with the philosophers’ stone at its centre, 1618.
There is a temptation when we become comfortable with tarot, to become very good at labelling things,...
The Ninth Transformation: Cat Nights and the Creative Life
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, there is a curious piece of folklore attached to August 17: it is said that this is when the ‘Cat Nights’ begin.
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, there is a curious piece of folklore attached to...
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I am a writer, editor, Tarot reader and accredited creative coach. In 2021, I produced the first Irish language version of the Rider Waite Tarot deck to remind readers of the Irish language’s magic.
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