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I have been so busy with being UberGeek Lady some times I forget to post my Tarot Loving Fun. I have a terrific group of people in my Fremont Meet N Greet Tarot Group as well as my Tarot Vision Podcast I do with Charlie Harrington. But I realize I want to share my spreads …
Previous Blog | Master List | Next Blog Welcome from Morgan Drake Eckstein’s blog The Giving Tarot Spread. This Yule we were challenged to really look at what Giving means to us and how we share with the world. The spread below was the suggestion to get us started on this Hop. The Joy Of Gifting …
Thank you for hopping over here from Joanne Sprott’s blog! For me Tarot has been very fluid in my life. I found it at 18 when I was first branching out in to other religions and a friend gave me a How to Read Tarot cassette tape with instructions from Mary K Greer and a …
Welcome from Arwen Lynch post. This is my Samhain Shadow Tarot Blog Hop post. Shadow work is very difficult. Many of us try to avoid it because we like to pretend that we don’t have dark sides. Samhain is a time to look past the masks and the veils to see ourselves. It is time to spend …
Thank you for joining me from Chloe for TABI Tarot blog. I look at Mabon as the beginning of my favorite time of the year, Autumn. It shows us the harvest of our work as well as the glory of the summer’s end with the beauty of the fall leaves. We transform from the bright light of summer …
Welcome along your TarotBlogHop from the Jordan Hoggard of Mystereum Santa Fe. While in the middle of Reader’s Studio 2012, am fortunate to see all the wonderful people who add to the Fire that is Tarot. We have readers, teachers, mentors, deck creators, book writers, game creators and publishers to mention just a few. …
Thank you for joining me here from Aisling http://tarotwitchery.blogspot.com/ As I was thinking about how I could approach this topic, I thought about the renovations being done to the chapels in Florence and Rome. As the frescos are being restored, the colors are coming back to life. It struck me ,that when painting all colors break down to …
