Date: 2008-05-31
Element: Water
Sephirah: Malkuth (Kingdom) sephirah ten in Beriah (Creation)
Pythagorean: Decad, higher unity, greater consciousness
Major Arcana: Wheel of Fortune, Judgment
Rider Theme: Excess
Golden Dawn Title: Perfected Success
Decan: 21-30 degrees Pisces, Ruled by Mars
Picatrix: Pleasure, fortification, of quietness and of peacemaking
As a number beyond the completion of nine, ten...
Date: 2008-04-29
This is an introduction to a particular style of reading tarot for others called RITE, which stands for Readings that are Interactive, Transformational, and Empowering. It emphasizes three factors:
The reading is an interactive dialogue in which the reader uses his or her knowledge of the cards to ask the querent questions.
The reading involves a change, especially of consciousness.
The...
Date: 2005-07-01
After laying and interpreting a spread, do you sometimes need to find out the underlying influence in a situation? Or maybe a subconscious motive or desire? Look at the card on the bottom of the deck. It never fails to give additional ...
Date: 2004-11-01
Greetings! Gift-giving season is approaching and, as always, I have ideas for you. The Buddha Tarot Robert Place has created a stunning deck that illuminates the fascinating underlying archetypal similarities between the life of Buddha and ...
Date: 2004-05-01
Agatha Christi’s elderly detective, Miss Marple, solves crimes by recognizing, in the suspects, personality characteristics like those of people in her village whose quirks and foibles she knows so well. It was a tremendous breakthrough when I ...
Date: 2002-03-01
Reversed Tarot cards offer a way to see through to the ?Other Side.? They allow us to go beyond the limits of the known. In offering possibilities and insights that are not immediately apparent, they take us into the realm of potentials and ...
Far too many people worry about reading tarot cards the “right” way. I find instead that there are more helpful and less helpful reading techniques, depending on the situation. It is also believed that when reading for others we must do what the ...
