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Tarot Symbolism: A Tale of Two Kitties
For a large number of people around the world, our feline companions bring us joy, endless amazement, friendship and fun. In fact, much like the ancient Egyptians, the Western world has built something...
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To an Old Mentor, with Great Love and Appreciation
Just a bit less than one year ago, I posted this entry after finding out that a cherished mentor had left this plane of existence. I am re-posting what I wrote then, as his influence in my life is far...
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Tarot de St. Croix: Death and Ten of Swords
These are two of the most difficult cards in the tarot deck yet they also hold the unique position of something being totally and completely done, which is some-times a good thing. Our fear of Death;...
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The symbolism in The World card by Tarot de St. Croix
The World is the final card of the archetypal journey of the soul. This card represents wholeness and as Jung said “…indissoluble communion with the world at large.” The self becomes numinous...
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Creating a Tarot Bag
Reblogged from circlingin: A bunch of Tarot Enthusiasts on Facebook decided to have a Tarot Bag exchange, where people chose partners and made each other bags. This idea was the brain-child of the...
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It is here! The Vintage Lenormand
It is here! The 1st edition of Vintage Lenormand has arrived! Now to sew the pouches before mailing them off by 1st Feb. There are ONLY 20 decks left unsold. If you have not yet ordered your copy...
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30 Day Lenormand Challenge – Day 5
With learning to read Lenormand, like learning to make a good latte, practice makes perfect!
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30 Day Lenormand Challenge – Day 9
Today’s question is: Which card do you dread pulling the most? Why? The Snake card… When Snake appears in a reading I am almost always instantly tense because for me it means there’s a ‘snake in the...
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19 May 1536 – A Prophecy Comes True
(commissioned deck, by Philip Harris) Today, 19 May 1536, an innocent Queen was put to death by a French swordsman, under the order of King Henry VIII. It was said through a prophecy that this would...
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