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September | Keep One Card, Add Two More
Last week you learned how to read the 5 of Pentacles from three different decks. This week you’ll read your own question using the three cards below.
Please chose your question before reading further. You’ll see that I’ve kept one of the...
September | Read the Card in Front of You
Trippin’ Waite - Rabbit Tarot - Mystic Mondays
Stop Looking Up the Meaning. Start Reading the Card.
I know traditional tarot meanings but I’ve learned over the years that the deck I choose to use (and my deck choices vary) actually change...
The Table Read, No. 4: The Story So Far
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Most of us learned tarot one card at a time. Flip a card, look up the meaning, write it down, next card. It’s how the books teach it, and it works, right up until you lay out three cards and...
When the Middle Becomes the Hinge: The Table Read
Most of us learned tarot one card at a time.
Most of us learned tarot one card at a time. Flip a card, look up the meaning, write it down, next card. It’s how the books teach it, and it works, right up until you lay out three cards and end...
Reading Tarot in Pairs
Bohemian Cats Theatre Tarot
When you first start learning Lenormand it’s typical to read two cards at a time. Not so with tarot. In fact, a lot of beginner books start with a three-card spread and the 10-card Celtic Cross – an approach I’v...
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