The questions that you take to the Tarot Reading table are just as, if not more important, than the cards that come up in your reading.
31 Days of Tarot returns for the sixth year. Join in on this video challenge and start your 2021 off with Tarot goodness.
Charging your tarot deck is something you can do to give the cards a cleanse and an energy boost. Just like when you recharge your own batteries!
Today, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on “when is too much tarot, too much tarot?”. We’re covering the danger zone of codependency, total escapism, and overindulgence.
As Tarot readers, we’re privy to a lot of juicy information about people’s lives. With all of those cards hitting the reading table, intuitive hits, psychic insights, and clients laying their lives bare, you may wonder when the right and wrong times are to spill the tea?
Reading the Tarot is a wonderful and fun way to reflect and tap into your inner guidance. Some people can find reading the Tarot for themself a little tricky though. I’ve put together a guide to help you get the most out of having a Tarot reading table for one.
I would like to introduce you to one of my Muses of Tarot, Sparx, the Muse of Creativity Tarot Readings. There are 13 divine energies that help you explore and understand the Tarot in a different way. They preside over the different types of readings – from love, grief, divination, and more.
Get a sneak peek into the decks I work with every day and my working altar.
See all the goodies I got at NTWS this year.
31 Days of Tarot returns for the fifth year. Join in on this video challenge and start your 2020 off with Tarot goodness.
