Tag minor arcana
Lately I’ve noticed a bunch of tarot decks being suggested to me at Amazon that have no clearly credited author, artist, or publisher. For the most part, I have been ignoring these suggestions. But over Prime Day, I decided to… Continue Reading →
What should I do? What direction should I go in? Which goals should I pursue? We all encounter these questions, or similar, once in a while. We might be offered a new job, or we just feel a strong need… Continue Reading →
One of my favorite things to do in the weeks leading up to the holiday, is catch all my favorite Halloween movies. Some of these I happily watch year-round, but some of them are must-watch movies I make a tradition… Continue Reading →
I love this deck! The Jack-O’-Lantern Tarot, by Giuliano Costa and Rachel Paul, follows a traditional format, with 78 cards, 22 of which are major arcana, and the four traditional suits of Chalices, Pentacles, Wands, and Swords. This is a… Continue Reading →
I was thinking about how I choose where to read tarot when just doing readings for myself. My favorite go-to places were established many, many years ago when I first started reading tarot. Then, I was mostly learning the cards… Continue Reading →
It’s October 31st, so of course, it’s time to do a tarot reading for Halloween! I have several tarot decks that are excellent for Halloween, or Samhain, but today I decided to go with the older Halloween Tarot by Karin… Continue Reading →
I love Halloween, all of it. I love the growing feeling of mystery that often happens in its lead-up, the outlandish decorations, the black and orange and purple everywhere, the symbols, the history, the Samhain rituals, the ancestor reverence, okay… Continue Reading →
As we are coming up to Halloween, my first choice for this reading was the Trick or Treat Tarot by Barbara Moore and Jonathan Hunt. This is an exuberantly designed deck that evokes the atmosphere of the holiday. Cards feature… Continue Reading →
I drew a single card today as a message for myself. My intention with drawing only one card was to focus on an essential truth that I could learn from and hopefully grow from. The card I drew was the… Continue Reading →
Recently, I received a diagnosis of an autoimmune disease called Hashimoto’s. This came somewhat out of the blue and was made after an ultrasound, which is not the most common way of this diagnosis being made (but it is a… Continue Reading →