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.
Continue reading →The Tarot de Marseille Trump XXI is commonly known as “The World” or “Le Monde” in French. It is the final card of the Major Arcana, representing the culmination of a journey or cycle. When interpreting this card, it is … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Over the years that I have been reading Tarot, I have used many decks, from the Smith-Waite (“Rider-Waite”) to David Palladini’s “Aquarian Tarot”, and numerous others. My very first deck was The Zolar Astrological Tarot, which is a strange Chimera … Continue reading →
Deck employed – Frankie Albano’s recoloring of Pamela Colman Smith’s original art for A.E. Waite 1909 “Rider Tarot” January 5 SWORDS Keywords Destructiveness, humiliation, and self-righteousness. Someone is misusing their power. Danger of alienating friends. Receiving bad advice. Comments In … Continue reading →
Long day is winding down, everyone else went to bed two hours ago. I’ve been enjoying the solitude and reading “CBD Tarot De Marseille” by Dr. Yoav Ben-Dov. I also have a couple of his other books. I purchased his … Continue reading →
The Hoi Polloi Tarot was one of the first decks I ever bought, following the disastrous purchase of “Zolar’s Astrological Tarot Fortune Telling Cards”. Until I found the Albano-Waite deck, it was my go-to for most of my studies, as it seemed like every book on the market back then used the Waite-Smith (“Rider-Waite”) as the standard in all of the “Teach Yourself Tarot” books.
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