I’ve always found Tarot to be a personal experience. Maybe because I’m such a private person when it comes to emotions and sharing the deep stuff. I’ve also always written down and reflected on my readings, but a couple of years ago, I began using tarot cards to prompt my daily journaling.
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Do you already have a journaling practice? Or wish you reached more instinctively for you notebook on the daily?
The type of reading I’ll do most often is a 3-card reading. They’re full of insight but not long. They’re concise, and create a great conversation between the cards. Here are eight completely unique ways to experiment with three-card readings:
MIND / BODY / SPIRIT: take things inside yourself....
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Here’s a different way to use your deck. I love finding unique ways to use tarot cards, and card pulls like this are my favourite right now
shuffle your deck, reflecting on the past year and musing on the year ahead.
find the eight of cups.
pull the card behind the eight of cups. this is what y...
Here’s a different way to use your deck. I love finding unique ways to use tarot cards, and card pulls like this are my favorite right now.
shuffle your deck, reflecting on your goals and plans for the coming year.
find the ace of pentacles
pull the card behind the ace of pentacles. this is the...