Date: 2009-10-19
In "Revitalizing Your Tarot Practice, Part I—Decks," tarot expert Barbara Moore looked at ways of recovering from "Tarot Reader Burnout" by using or incorporating another deck. However, what can you do if you only have one deck, do not wish to use another deck, or want to renew your enjoyment of an old favorite deck? Discover techniques that can revitalize your tarot practice by using and creating new spreads.
Date: 2009-08-20
From Llewellyn's 2001 Tarot Calendar. For more Llewellyn tarot books and decks, click here. Forget those long, complicated spreads; try spending an hour or more with just one tarot card. With a little diligence you will receive more detailed information with one card than from a large spread read quickly. You will need a full deck with scenes depicted on all the cards, or just the twenty-two...
Date: 2009-06-17
We’ve all done readings that go along very well until suddenly your brain freezes and no words are coming out of your mouth. If you’re reading for someone else, this can be awkward or embarrassing. Even worse, it may cause you to lose confidence yourself or create a disconnect between you and your reading mojo. Luckily there a lot of techniques that can help you overcome just such a...
Date: 2007-07-27
Association for Tarot Studies Honors Tarot Expert Mary K. Greer World-Renowned Tarot and Astrology Author and Educator Receives the AST’s 2007 International Tarot Award for Outstanding Contributions St. Paul, MN, July 27, 2007 – http://www.llewellyn.com/ Mary K. Greer, a Llewellyn author specializing in tarot, has been honored by the Association for Tarot Studies with the 2007...
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 ...
