How to Prepare for a Card Reading with Mike Owen
Intuitive & Teacher Mike Owen of IrisWell.com discusses the process of preparing for a card reading, either for yourself or others. When it comes to tuning in and switching on, Mike...
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Therapeutic Tarot with The Tarot Diagnosis
Shannon Knight and Luna Hammond are Johns Hopkins trained therapists who host The Tarot Diagnosis - a weekly podcast that highlights the intersection of mental health and the practice of...
Take It To Court: The Meaning Behind the Tarot Court Cards
The court cards in the Tarot can confuse newbies and veteran Tarot readers alike. Even if you memorize their meanings, they could indicate either a person with the characteristics of...
The Spookiest Cards in the Tarot
The Death and the Devil card do pose danger that may come in many forms. Maybe you need something to shake you out of complacency. Maybe the danger is that you refuse...
7 of the Best Books on Pagan and Tarot Practices
Whether you’re new to tarot or you’ve been reading tarot for years, you know there’s always opportunity for growth in your practice. While there’s no right or wrong way to...
What Do Wands Represent in Tarot? Here's How to Read the Full Suit
If you’re new to reading tarot, or you’re a seasoned expert, chances are you’ve come across wands tarot elements while doing a reading. To help you understand what wands represent...
Tarot Astrology: How to Use The Zodiac Signs in Tarot Readings
Author: Ashely Howell Bunn Using the elements and astrology in your Tarot practice adds a layer of interpretation and can aid in furthering your understanding of yourself, others, and the world. Referring to the...
Do You Know How to Read a Zeitgeist Tarot Card?
Author: Sarah Elizabeth Schantz A “Zeitgeist Card” is my own term for a Tarot card that captures the spirit of a particular time period. It’s a specific card that keeps...
Why You Need More Than One Tarot Deck (And How to Use Them)
Author: Patty Tomsky As a multi-decade Tarot aficionado, I have to avoid the magickal stores (don’t you love that spelling? I know I do!) around town to stay within my...
