Each week we take a deep look at the cards of the tarot. We will look deep into the card's meaning, the archetypes it represents, folklore involving that archetype, as well as various ways to incorporate symbols, crystals, and herbs in trying to embody a particular card.
Hello all my lovely little birdies, and welcome back. A quick note on this and the next episode. Being the amazing human being I am, I somehow skipped over The Hermit as I was planning, and didn’t realize until I’d completely written out this episode, so the two cards will be out of order in the episode listing. So, if you are finding this after I`ve posted episode 10, and you really want to go in order of the cards, listen to it first, and come back to 9.
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Today we look at the Chariot card and what it means to keep it between the ditches. We will also look at the king of doing so, Dale Earnheardt.
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Birth card calculator
The Middle Way
Dale Earnhardt Wiki
History of NASCAR
Today we look at one of everyone's favorite cards, The Lovers, and two people who captured its energy more than anyone, Abelard and Heloise.
Abelard and HeloiseAngel RaphaelKabbalah Tree of LifeKitchen Witchery Playlists:sacral,throat, and heartInfoCrow blog post
Hello birdies! Today we look at the hierophant and all the institutions and social structures he represents. We look at the biggest hierophant of all Thomas Beckett who began as a symbol of the state and died as a remains a symbol of the church.
Today we look at Empress energy and what it means to be the queen of queens, in all her abundant glory. We'll also look at some prime examples of this energy, such as I don't know... Dolly.
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Today we look at The Emperor card, and how it represents healthy masculinity when upright, and tyrannical rule when not. We also look at the example of one of the best Emperors of the modern era, Andrew Carnegie, and his immense charitable works, including creating public libraries. This card will invite you to look at your own views of healthy masculinity, and who in your life exemplifies that energy.
King Lear.
The Emperor’s New Groove.
librarian codes of ethics.
Andrew Carnegie quotes
Root chakra
Root chakra playlist
Psychological projection
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**In today's episode, we dig deep into one of my favorite cards, The High Priestess, and how closely she is linked to intuition and divine femininity.
I*ntuition isn’t just random thoughtsMorgan Le Fey.Geoffry of Monmouth’s Avalon from his 1150 work Vita MerliniHy-Brasil- Allison Russell*Turquoise color or composition
Today we'll look at the Magician card and its representation of self-mastery as a means to mastery of the outer world through the process of individuation and consistent mindfulness. We will also look at how the story of the famous alchemists and magicians Michael Scott and The Comte. St. Germain.
Infinity Symbol
As Above As Below
Hermes Trismegistus
Electrons and Nucleus'
Jung’s process of individuation
Michael Scott
Fibonacci sequence
The Secrets of Nicholas Flamel
Count St. Germain
The Crystal Bible
The Thrifty Witch
Today we look at the first card of the deck, "The Fool" whose hopeful and expansive energy can teach us a lot about believing in ourselves and chasing our desires.
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