Recent Tarot articles from the Llewellyn Journal

Reading and Ceremony for Charging a Tarot Deck
by Joy Vernon
Your Tarot deck is an incredible tool for augury, and it is particularly senstitive to outside forces and energy. Many of the positive energy vibes your deck absorbs can help your readings. However, negative energies can sometimes pervade your deck, and you ought to know how to clear away these negative influences. Joy Vernon informs you how this can be done, and guides you through a ritual to charge it with the correct forces. read more

Crocheted Tarot Box
by Karen Glasgow
Crochet is an incredible vehicle for magic. Karen Glasgow shares how you can protect your tarot cards in something made with magical intent. An enchanted case can improve your divination techniques. A photo example is included read more

Princess Parties for Tarot Royalty
by Janina RenČe
Do you need inspiration for a fun, unique, and enlightening get-together? Think about a party focused on Tarot Court characters. You and your guests can discover unknown characteristics about yourselves through creative art projects, dress-up games, and innovative readings. Enjoy! read more

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An excerpt from Tarot Kit for Beginners
by Janet Berres

Keeping a Tarot Journal

One of the most effective ways I've found for people to get more in touch with their tarot cards is to keep a tarot journal. The first step is to shuffle the deck at night, pull three cards, and place them face down, from right to left. The cards are left in that position until the next evening, when they are then turned face up and studied. The reason you don't look at the cards beforehand is that you don't want to influence your expectations for the day. Also, if they are difficult cards, you might be upset without cause.

The first card represents the events of the morning, the second card represents the afternoon's events, and the third card represents the evening's events. By studying what cards come up and reviewing the day's events, you can see a connection to each card and perhaps gain some meanings that you alone will associate with a particular card.

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