There’s a card in the Rider Tarot / Smith-Waite Tarot that I should love, but I hate it. It sets my shadow to full dark mode. Can you guess what it is?
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Are you reading the cards, or are your cards reading you? If you feel burdened by the information you receive from the cards, you may be ready to learn how to act on that information.
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It’s time to look at the shadows of the court again, this time with the King of Pentacles and his love of life in the 4 of Wands. Sounds great, right? But not if it’s actually rooted in fear.
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What card brings more pain to most querents (and readers) than the 3 of Swords? Let’s examine the wound so we can start to heal it.
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I thought it would be fun to combine my recent interest with randomness and divination with the importance of asking questions about deep fundamentals and resolving competing messages.
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As someone who cares about expertise and accuracy, I get triggered regularly online. I’ve learned to give fewer f*cks about it (for myself and others), but this spread offers useful reflection.
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When I did my year-ahead reading at the end of last year, bibliomancy for Aries season revealed this pointed question: “Who would I be without my problem?” It’s fitting for this month of shadow work.
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One of the easiest and quickest ways to learn some of the personalities behind the court cards is to start with your significator and then explore their shadows.
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The shame we experience as children leaves a mark on the Inner Child and can wreak havoc through the Shadow. But as with shadow work, it’s important to shine a light on it to see what’s really there.
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