NEW Phone number!
We have a new phone number for Babbling Brooke Readings. (401) 400-2520.
Our hours have also changed.
Ashleigh Mitchell
I have been interested in the world of Tarot since 1969, when I was exposed to the images of the Tarot through the daytime television program “Dark Shadows”. Since then, I've learned Tarot, Runes, Astrology, become a certified hypnotist with a specialization in Past Life Regression and been a practicing Witch since the 1970s. But my parents were certain it was "just a phase."
Thomson-Leng Tarot
I really need to unclutter around my chair more often than I do. Cleaning up the stack of books, electronic devices, and other detritus that has stacked up around my chair in the common room of the house uncovered my … Continue reading →
Big things at The Tarot Guild
What? It’s already February?
Video and telephone appointments are available on a limited basis.
Continue reading →The Hoodoo Tarot Workbook: Rootwork, Rituals, and Divination
My initial impression of “The Hoodoo Tarot Workbook: Rootwork, Rituals, and Divination” by Tayannah Lee McQuillar
Continue reading →Daily Card: Ace of Cups
The Ace of Cups is a card that symbolizes the overflowing of emotions, love, and spiritual abundance. Today, your heart is open wide, and you may find yourself immersed in a sea of positive feelings. This card heralds a new … Continue reading →
A note to our guests
So, most of the articles you’ll find here are penned by Ashleigh. Despite the Virgo stereotype of being super organized and perhaps a tad anal-retentive, I confess, as a writer, I compose in free-flowing stream of consciousness over rigid outlines. … Continue reading →
Arthur Edward Waite: The Mystic Behind the Tarot
Introduction Arthur Edward Waite (2 October 1857 – 19 May 1942), a name often associated with the mysterious and enigmatic world of tarot, was a man whose life and work left an indelible mark on the realm of mysticism and esoteric … Continue reading →
An Exploration of the Symbolism of Colors and Numbers in Medieval Tarot
Tarot, an ancient practice with deep historical roots, intricately intertwines colors and numbers to convey profound symbolic meanings. Rooted in centuries of tradition, Tarot has been a fascinating tool for seekers and scholars alike, offering a unique lens into the complexities of life. In the medieval and renaissance eras, periods characterized by intricate beliefs and spiritual depth, colors and numbers held significant importance, representing fundamental aspects of existence. This article delves into the medieval interpretations of colors and numbers in Tarot, exploring their nuanced symbolism without embellishing them with mystical or supernatural elements. By understanding the historical context and the inherent meanings behind these symbols, we gain valuable insights into how they continue to influence and enrich Tarot readings in contemporary practice.
Continue reading →Unveiling the Mystical: Divination and Folklore Customs of October
As October ushers in the crisp autumn breeze and the leaves transform into a vibrant tapestry of red and gold, there’s a sense of magic in the air. It’s a month steeped in tradition, folklore, and the mystic arts. In … Continue reading →