Let's face it, people are inclined to go to a divination practitioner (i.e. tarot reader) because they want to get some answers/information to certain questions on their minds. However, do we really think about the questions that we approach these tools with? It may sound a bit much to ponder about this, but asking the … Continue reading Smart Inquiry: 3 Tips in Asking the Tarot Questions
Ever since I was a budding tarot enthusiast, I have always been enamored by the beauty of Pamela Colman Smith's artistry over the popular Rider Waite Smith tarot deck. I have a Universal Waite and Rider-Waite Tarot Deck: Giant Size in my collection so you can probably tell that I have a soft spot for her artwork, … Continue reading Honoring Pixie’s Art & Life: Pamela Colman Smith Commemorative Set Deck Review
Deck: The Quirky Creatives Tarot There's this ongoing narrative that surrounds the tarot that makes it supernatural, as if the cards themselves contain magic that affects a person's circumstance. In line with this way of thinking some people believe the reader is the only one that can touch their cards because the "magic" in the … Continue reading Donβt Let Anyone Touch Your Cards: Myth Busting No. 6
Featured Deck: The Rider Waite Smith Tarot The art of reading the tarot is an amazing way to gain clarity and guidance. However, there seems to be this idea that reading your own cards is not advisable. Here are some of the reasons I've heard: a) People are way too biased about a situation and … Continue reading Do Not Read Tarot for Yourself: Myth Busting No. 5
Featured Deck: Playing Marseille by Ryan Edward Author's Note: This Myth Busting post will differ from the others in a sense that it's not busting a wild concept surrounding the tarot. I, myself, do use the cards for divination or in a "fortune-telling" manner and have seen the benefits of this long-standing tradition. For the … Continue reading Tarot Predicts the Future: Myth Busting No. 4
