Category: Tarot Reader
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The Cards & the Psyche
Carl Jung saw the tarot as a powerful reflection of fundamental human experiences, using its archetypal imagery to map the inner psyche. He believed the tarot’s symbolism, like the Major Arcana cards, depicted universal themes and individual journeys. Understanding Jung’s perspective enriches tarot practice by encouraging deeper symbolism, exploring the…
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Etteilla Unmasked
Jean-Baptiste Alliette, also known as Etteilla, revolutionized tarot reading by assigning divinatory meanings to each card, integrating astrology, and linking tarot with hermetic and kabbalistic systems. His influence laid the groundwork for modern tarot interpretation, inspiring figures like Marie Anne Lenormand. Despite his unique and complex tarot deck, his visionary…
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Friday Fun-Day
The origins of Tarot may be linked to playing cards in 14th century Egypt. Despite its association with fortune-telling, Tarot focuses on self-discovery. Celebrities like Johnny Depp and David Bowie are Tarot enthusiasts. Tarot’s influence extends to literature, music, and art. The practice is not limited to Western cultures, with…
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Whispers of Tarot’s Early Echoes
Ibn Khallikan, a renowned Islamic historian, documented the customs of the Mamluks, a powerful dynasty in Egypt and Syria. His writings suggest a connection between the Mamluk games and the origins of tarot, speculating that “wurq” may be linked to playing cards and tarot trumps. This adds depth to the…
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A Fiery Ally for Your Tarot Practice and Home
Carnelian, a fiery crystal, embodies strength and leadership, and its energy aligns with tarot cards like The Emperor and The Chariot. Placing Carnelian near doorways offers protection and positivity, while its healing properties benefit the body and spirit. Integrating Carnelian into tarot practice can enhance courage, intuition, and calmness, making…
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Mysterious Origins
Tarot reading has a mysterious origin, woven by various cultures and individuals over centuries. Notable figures include Ibn Khallikan, Jacques Gringonneur, Jean-Baptiste Alliette, and Pamela Colman Smith. Their contributions range from documenting Egyptian games to creating iconic Tarot decks, shaping the rich history of Tarot.
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Is It Déjà Vu or…
Déjà vu, the uncanny sensation of reliving a moment, has intrigued mystics for ages. Despite scientific ambiguity, tarot readings offer a unique perspective on this phenomenon. During a reading, déjà vu may manifest as familiarity with specific cards or a spread. Exploring these experiences can yield insights into past lives,…
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Channeling Ambition
Tonight’s Strawberry Full Moon in Capricorn brings ambition and focus. Utilize this cosmic energy with 20 tarot questions. Explore career, relationships, personal growth, and harnessing the moon’s energy. Balance ambition with emotional intelligence and purpose. Capture your insights in a Tarot Journal. #StrawberryFullMoon #Capricorn #Tarot #Moonlover #PersonalGrowth #FullMoonRitual
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A Luminary in the World of Tarot
Rachel Pollack, a prominent figure in the tarot world, has made significant contributions to tarot literature and education. Her seminal work, “78 Degrees of Wisdom,” offers deep interpretations of each tarot card and delves into the history, philosophy, and psychology of tarot. Pollack’s influence extends beyond her written work, as…
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What Do the Cards Say for You?
Select a card to see what today will hold for you. Choose card 1, 2 or 3 and click through to have your mind/body/spirit reading revealed to you.
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