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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 variations also found in Asia…
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On the 4th of July, embrace universal freedom and happiness. Visualize golden light spreading worldwide, bringing freedom from oppression and igniting joy. Recognize our shared pursuit of happiness and carry the light of freedom within you. Let this day be a global celebration of freedom and happiness. #4thOfJulyMeditation #UniversalFreedom #MeditationForPeace
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The United States celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, marking the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It’s a time to reflect on the ideals of liberty and self-determination. The holiday may not resonate worldwide, but the values of freedom and pursuit of happiness are universal. Warm wishes for a happy holiday!
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The New Moon on July 5th falls in Cancer, inviting introspection and emotional nurturing. A tarot spread is suggested to navigate this energy, including cards for emotional needs, creating a safe space, releasing burdens, and listening to intuition. The advice encourages connecting with the New Moon’s energy and nurturing emotional well-being.
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Jacques Gringonneur, a mysterious figure from around 1500, holds the distinction of making the first known mention of Tarot in print. Historical records provide only faint glimpses of his life, leaving his exact role in Tarot’s early days shrouded in mystery. This enigmatic mention marks a pivotal point in Tarot’s intriguing evolution.
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This content introduces the First of the Month Cinnamon Ritual, a practice to attract abundance and prosperity. It involves setting intentions, performing a ritual with cinnamon, and using a pre-made kit. By combining intentions with ritual, individuals can co-create a life filled with abundance and manifest their dreams with ease.
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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 history of tarot.
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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 it a valuable addition.
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This guided morning meditation helps create space for authentic connection with yourself and others. It involves settling in, body scanning, connecting with your inner voice, reflecting on gratitude and setting intentions for authentic connection. The meditation encourages extending the cultivated inner light to foster genuine understanding and connection with others.
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Exploring the Oswald Wirth Tarot In our previous post, we introduced you to ten key figures who played a pivotal role in shaping the tarot we know today. One name that sparked curiosity was Oswald Wirth (1860-1943), the Swiss occultist with a unique perspective on tarot’s origins. Today, we delve deeper into Wirth’s fascinating contributions…
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