Have you ever tried tarot? If so, what did you think? If not, why not? As one of the more 'mystical' practices we'll discuss in the Untethered Practices series, I believe tarot to be grossly misunderstood by anyone who fears it.
I feel like I can say this because, quite clearly, this used to be me.
Tarot is a self-reflective practice that can be incredibly supportive in helping you process your thoughts, understand emotions, and gain space and clarity from the swirl in your head.
And – even though it has occult association and influence – those beautiful card decks we know and love today actually originated in the hands of some wealthy Italian dudes. Truly, tarot is as mystical or practical as you believe it to be (and super helpful, either way.)
Whether you're a card flipping fool or simply tarot curious, this episode has something for you! Before recording the episode, I pulled some cards for the collective, so listen in so you can experience the tarot goodness and reflect on what the cards could mean for you. Enjoy!
About the Untethered Practices Series
Over the next two weeks, I am offering a glimpse into Untethered Practices — some energetic and healing modalities that may be considered “woo-woo” to some. (And by some, I mean myself, not so long ago.)
The intention with this series is to give you a glimpse into what these practices are, why people do them, and to help you see if it’s something you may be curious to try!
If there’s a modality you’re curious about, I’m happy to go try it and report back. Send me a message or email! (Links below)
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