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The Tarot holds answers within its cards; join Tarot expert Barbara Moore on her path to discovering new Tarot techniques, tips, and tricks. Tarot as an Art FormIn my last post, I mentioned some questions that I’ve been considering lately. Based on the lack of response, save from my friend Mark, I wonder if these questions do not interest you as much. But they keep coming up for me in different conversations with various colleagues. I’ve been wondering a lot about the [...] Win a Treasure from a Lost WorldWe’re doing it again! Llewellyn is giving away signed, uncut press sheets from one of our gorgeous 2009 tarot decks! Second ThoughtsReading the comments in my post about the High Priestess from the Tarot of the Elves has raised many questions for me that I had not thought about while writing that post, so I thought a follow up was in order, most of them not necessarily related to the card I originally wrote about. Here [...] To Crop or NotAfter Tuesday’s rather intense post, I thought we’d end the week on a lighter note. And what is lighter than Arts and Crafts time in tarotland? The Tarot of the Elves High PriestessThe High Priestess from the Tarot of the Elves is probably one of the most controversial images in tarot. Many people were appalled and had a very strong negative reaction to this card. However, people don’t have a problem associating The High Priestess with the Greek goddess Persephone. She was kidnapped by Hades, the god [...] Order in the CourtBlogger and author Catherine Chapman invited me to guest blog on her wonderful site, Tarot Elements. The High Priestess, Scrying, and a Guest AppearanceTall, Dark, and Silent Shuffling Tips from Readers, a Secret Weapon, and NaNo UpdateA while back, I posted about shuffling techniques and invited readers to share their shuffling techniques. There were some excellent ideas and I wanted to highlight a few, plus add one of my own. Lisa Hunt, Sweet Twilight Winner, and NaNoWritMo UpdateA Real Treat Creating a Character with TarotAs mentioned in Tell Me a Story in 30 Days, I’m taking the NaNoWriMo challenge. Since I am not a fiction writer, I’m not expecting a readable novel. Instead, I’m hoping to loosen up my imagination and play with my intuition. Because I really no nothing about writing a novel, I’m using Corrine Kenner’s book, [...] MEET THE BLOGGERS
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