Tarot Lab
Nancy HendricksonYou know the cards. You still freeze when they are face up on the table. Tarot Lab teaches the methodology that fixes that. No mystical theater. No sacred cows. Moo.
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Decans and Tarot: How Each Zodiac Sign Splits Into Three
and then planets and elements come out to play
I’m going to leave tarot only for this post so we can talk decans. Once you understand how they work you’ll see how to incorporate this into your divination toolbox.
The Action and The Apocalypse
Trippin’ Waite Tarot
Let’s begin by using the Sixty-Second Sweep.
Before you interpret a single card, read the whole table, whether you’re using ten cards or one. This is not a warm-up. This is the actual work. Here’s the sequence:
First...
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The Whimsical Witch Tarot Autopsy: What Happens When Beginner Imagery Meets an Experienced Reader
The Whimsical Witch Tarot is a 78 card deck by Belgian illustrator Helene Lespagnard, published by U.S.
The Whimsical Witch Tarot is a 78 card deck by Belgian illustrator Helene Lespagnard, published by U.S. Games. It features comic book s...
Pull One Card. Tell Me What You See
Shadowscapes Tarot
This week, let’s practice the 60-Second Sweep and dig as deep as possible into a single card. I randomly chose this Eight of Swords from Stephanie Pui-Mun Law’s Shadowscapes Tarot. I chose this deck because it’s extremel...
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