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Should You Tell Them You Read Tarot? A Guide (& Spread) for Navigating This Decision
The content discusses the dilemma tarot readers face when deciding whether to share their practice with family and friends. It emphasizes the importance of personal choice between privacy and openness, encouraging readers to assess…
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Quieting Your Mind: A 4-Card Oracle Spread
This week’s short post is an adjunct to our most recent video, by acolyte Amelia, on practices and decks for “Quiet Tarot.” So if you, too, are overwhelmed by frenetic seasonal noise, be sure…
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Divining the Underworld with Hades, Persephone, & Hel: Myth & the Gothic Series
This post explores the connections between Gothic literature and mythology, focusing on divine figures like Hades, Persephone, and Hel. These deities embody complex themes of death, transformation, and moral ambiguity that resonate within Gothic…
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The Monster-Maker as Fortuneteller: Frankenstein & Gothic Divination
The post connects Mary Shelley’s work to fortunetelling, illustrating the dangers of seeking forbidden knowledge through Victor Frankenstein’s hubris. A tarot spread is suggested to explore personal ambitions and responsibilities.
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Divination & Dystopia (Part 2): Tarot Spreads, Reading Strategies, & Journal Prompts
This content discusses using tarot to explore dystopian themes, offering two tarot spreads aimed at understanding dystopian situations and resistance. It emphasizes the importance of journaling alongside tarot readings to process insights and engage…
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Divination & Dystopia (Part 1): Tarot for Difficult Realities & Dark Future + 2 Spreads
The dystopian genre warns about society’s future, addressing power, control, and resistance through narratives like Orwell’s 1984 and Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. This post explores blending tarot reading and journaling to reflect on these…
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Sacred Monstrosity: Facing Inner Darkness with Myth (+ Journal Prompts & Tarot Spread)
As the season of monstrosity continues, we have a second musing on this theme, contemplating the journey to integrating the grotesque, gruesome, dreadful image we find in the mirror. (You can find the first…
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Monstrosity and Wholeness with Tarot: The Gifts of the Disowned Self (+ Journaling Prompts & Tarot Spread)
It is the season for celebrating monsters, or so the greeting cards say. And so here we are, considering the mask of the monstrous: what it is, why it serves us, and how to…
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Transforming Rage with Tarot: A Guide to Inner Wisdom (+ 2 Spreads)
The post explores using tarot and oracle cards to navigate anger as a valuable emotion rather than a negative one. It emphasizes understanding the messages behind anger, working with various card spreads, and developing…
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