Through my own work (as well as sharing with colleagues and people I respect in various professions) I have come to establish my own guidelines in professional psychic intuitive Tarot reading. These standards have evolved over the years, as well as my own professional boundaries and areas of specialization. I always point out that intuitive …
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I am not a Tarot authority and I’ve never claimed to be. Just because a person has been speaking a language for most of their life doesn’t make them a linguistic expert. There are courses in Tarot and levels of certification that exist today (some I hear that are very good) that were not available …
From the time we all started walking upright (both as a species and as individuals) four things were necessary to our survival and also have had to be respected as powerful and in some instances, potentially dangerous. They are four tools that we have to work with; earth, water, fire and air. They are found in the root …
I am sometimes asked “do you say bad things in a reading”? Sometimes I have to talk about difficult things like loss or hardship so in that sense, yes. Some people are under the assumption that readers have restrictions. Although many of the readers that I know (myself included) do have ethical boundaries, not all …
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Most of the time, I use a Rider Waite Tarot deck (yes it should be called the Smith deck, but that’s another post). Partly because it is the most common deck and the deck that has had more artists base their interpretations on than any other. This allows for a very important level of congruence. In …
This is a sample of the Aquarian tarot by David Palladini. It is actually the first style of deck I ever worked with. It has an art deco feel to it and interestingly it has more of a “pull” than a deck the same artist released afew decades later (the Palladini tarot). It is based …
Sometimes it helps to make an association when describing a court card. I will often use analogies to famous people or stories in giving a description of someone in a reading. I should mention too, that I don’t always necessarily pay attention to physical reversals of a card. In other words it’s not necessarily that …
These are two of the most enigmatic cards in the entire tarot deck and when seen together, there is a purposeful similarity between the two. You could almost take them as a photograph and a negative. There are some fascinating discussions that have already gone on in other areas (check out Aeclectic Tarot’s discussion board …
The three of swords always elicits a reaction in a reading. The Rider Waite image, echoed in so many other interpretations is quite dramatic, a heart pierced by swords against a stormy background. Funny that it is such an emotional looking card, being that it is of the suit of swords, cups are generally the …
Ever notice that certain numbers figure in folktales? When you’re telling a story to a little kid there’s usually three things that happen, this forms a pattern. There’s usually three wishes for example, or three lessons. It’s standard practice to give three examples before using an “etcetera” i.e.; “you’re fired because you are not a …
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