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Before re-publishing this post (originally found on tarotize.com) in August 2015, I added the image above to give you a better idea of what the cards are actually like and to be the ‘featured image.’ It is one of the luxuries you can afford when you go back over old posts… Why not, eh? Start of original post from 2012 —-> First …
This spread covers all three trimesters of the pregnancy from the perspective of both mother and baby, as well as considering important changes to the relationship between mother and father during all three trimesters. 13 CARD PREGNANCY TAROT SPREAD Cards 1-3 FIRST TRIMESTER 1. Mother (health concerns, emotional state, spiritual state, process of bonding with baby) 2. Baby (health concerns, emotional …
A popular practice among students of the Tarot (and yes, this includes professional Tarotists) is pulling a daily card as a contemplative focus for the day ahead. While this is a wonderful practice as well as a great way to get to know the cards, there are some things you might want to consider if you are interested in deepening …
In the 3’s we see the birth of something new as a result of the union of two opposing forces. Hence, the 3’s symbolise synthesis, creativity, fulfilment and growth. In love and relationship readings, they indicate a phase of growth and rapid development. 3 of Wands. In love, the 3 of Wands stands for a dynamic relationship where both parties …
In-depth love and relationship Tarot card meanings for the Minor Arcana twos.
Today I thought we would look at a simple star-shaped spread for keeping love alive in a relationship. It’s called The Love Star both because of its shape and because it invokes the qualities of the Star card in terms of hope, grace and wishes coming true.
Many people are quite nervous when they first start reading for others. Thankfully, most tarot readers are motivated by wanting to help others. This is a great start since sincerity goes a long way. However, there are pitfalls along the road to becoming the great reader you know you can be. Here is the heads up on what to be aware of and what to do about it.