I’m under the pump with an important deadline to meet this weekend.
Which can feel like this card…
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Monday Musings: Post Holiday Glow
It’s been hard to leave my holiday bubble. To get back into daily routines. My life.
You know the bubble I’m talking about.
That golden glow you feel after enjoying a wonderful holiday.
I mean, look at my face in that photo. You can see how happy I am. And why wouldn’t I be happy when I’m surrounded by a gorgeous view of sandy beaches and aqua blue waters (This is Bruny Island in Tasmania, by the way).
Before the post holiday blues set in, you get to feel the post holiday glow.
Which is this card…
Continue readingThe Tarot of Travelling Tasmania
Image: Coles Bay
I’ve been on holiday in Tasmania, Australia for the past three weeks and haven’t been thinking much about Tarot.
I’ve been focussed on this…
Continue readingMonday Musings: Where did Tarot come from?
Where do Tarot cards come from?
The Smith Waite deck (commonly known as the Rider Waite) has two sets of parents…
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The Tarot of a World Gone Mad
Is it just me or does life feel challenging at the moment?
There’s the rising cost-of-living, testing political situations, devastating fires (or floods or other climate events), needless wars, and online bots dedicated to spreading lies about everything. It’s like the ground beneath us has shifted in recent times, making it hard for us to stay afloat.
Which is this card…
Continue readingThrowback Thursday: The Eight Cards
The Eight cards in Tarot signal a shift in the journey through each suit. They ask that you dig deeper inside yourself than you have before. They ask you to be brave. To face challenging situations full-on. Take a look…
Continue readingSunday Spotlight: The Ace Card Enigma
Tarot cards are similar to playing cards. In fact they both turned up around the same time during the fourteenth century. Clearly, they’re related somehow.
Which has got me wondering…
Continue readingThe Tarot of Happily Ever After
Who hasn’t wished for a happily ever after?
Hollywood has been promoting this possibility for over a century. Two people madly in love reunite and the screen fades to black. That’s where the story ends in our most popular movies and books.
Belief in this ideal has become ingrained in our DNA.
Which reminds me of this Tarot card…
Continue readingMonday Musings: Did Pamela Coleman Smith have an issue with the swords cards?
Pamela Smith Coleman is the genius who designed the images on the Smith Waite Tarot deck (commonly known as Rider Waite Tarot).
But did she have an issue with the swords cards?
Let’s take a look at them…
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The Tarot Teaclub 