Antoine Court de Gébelin and Jean-Baptiste Alliette (also known as “Etteilla”) are two prominent figures in the history of occult tarot. They played significant roles in popularizing and shaping the interpretation of tarot cards for divinatory and esoteric purposes. Antoine … Continue reading →
While there isn’t a strict consensus on specific tarot cards associated with each month, some tarot practitioners and readers may connect certain cards to the month of August based on their symbolism, numerology, or personal interpretation. Here are a few … Continue reading →
As the July New Moon is Monday, July 17, I thought that I would share some New Moon Traditions with you.
New Moon traditions vary across different cultures and folklore traditions. Here are a few examples of New Moon traditions from folklore:
Continue reading →Welcome, dear readers, to another exciting exploration into the mystical world of Tarot. Today, we delve into the realm of the Magician card, an archetype that epitomizes personal power, manifestation, and the ability to transform our reality.
Continue reading →Musings on absence through the Tarot de Marseille.
Continue reading →To pursue a career as a tarot reader, certification is not a mandatory requirement. While there are numerous excellent tarot courses available, becoming certified is not obligatory to establish oneself as a tarot reader. Nevertheless, although certification is not a … Continue reading →
When it comes to getting a tarot reading, it can be daunting to determine whether Becky, your neighbor known for peeping through windows and smelling like a walking incense stick, charges reasonable prices for her improvised tarot readings at the … Continue reading →
In the realm of occultism and esoteric knowledge, there are few names that resonate with as much mystique and influence as Papus. Gérard Encausse, better known by his pseudonym Papus, was a remarkable figure whose contributions to the occult arts … Continue reading →
Introduction: The world of tarot is a fascinating realm that has captivated people for centuries. Within this intricate tapestry of divination, symbolism, and mysticism, one deck stands out as a hidden gem: the Sola Busca Tarot. Although lesser-known compared to … Continue reading →
The Two of Batons, also known as the Two of Wands in the Tarot de Marseille, represents a sense of personal power, potential, and future planning. It is a card that embodies the energy of ambition, decision-making, and taking the first steps towards manifesting your goals and desires.
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