They may just be ink and paper, but tarot cards nonetheless have the ability to give us deep insight into our minds, our hearts, and our world. Follow us on Instagram or Twitter so that you can see the spreads, and then join Amy every weekday morning for an explanation of their meaning. With us, you can start your day with some introspection, and take a brief pause to set your intention as you prepare to meet the world
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What do we need before we start galloping?
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It's time for our report cards
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Where does strength come from?
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What should we do once the smoke clears?
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A shower of sparks where a person should be
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A nice cheerful episode about death
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For all those who hate getting gifts
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There's no shortcut across this river
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What happens when you give a juggler a sword?
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What if you already know the answer?
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What can water teach us about fire?
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As we venture into the world, who will be our guide?
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What do we do after our journey ends?
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The moon sets, and a star rises...
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Spring is coming! So... hooray?
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Our quest begins. But which way should we go?
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Thank you for being a friend
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Fire, water, and, for some reason, a Mumford and Sons reference
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As we move forward, what should we leave behind?
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It's a good time for good news
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Can magic exist where we work?
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You are a lion tamer, whether you realize it or not
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Is your partner giving you what you need? Are you asking them to?
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Tidings of comfort and joy(?)
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What should we do when our fears are justified?
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Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown
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How can we turn our weakness into strength?
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Why aren't you wielding your sword?
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We meet Justice for the first time, under the light of the Moon
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In which we throw a parade in your honor
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Will fire be your master, or your servant?
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This reading brought to you by: the moon
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Trapped between heaven and earth
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Is your fire burning too hot today?
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The Devil has moved from our past to our future. Is that, um, bad?
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Sometimes the most beautiful visions are the ones we have to leave behind
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Everyone can see your fire, but can they see what it's for?
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The Hermit makes his first appearance. What can he tell us about how to wield our swords?
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Swords and wands are a powerful pair, but how to guide them?
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Our past and our future are filled with pentacles. Why are we making a flower display?
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Why do you love who you love?
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How are you like the Pope?
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The Page of Swords and Eight of Pentacles are fairly clear, but what is the High Priestess (reversed) telling us?
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Today we find The Devil in our past, The Seven of Cups in our present, and The Fool (reversed) in our future
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Welcome! In this intro episode, Amy talks a bit about what tarot means to her, and what she hopes it will mean to you.
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Please note: this podcast is currently in "beta mode", I'll be doing a more formal launch once I'm confident I've got things worked out. Feedback, including constructive criticism, is extremely welcome!)