This article examines the practice of using tarot cards as a tool for setting personal intentions and clarifying one's authentic desires. The author discusses the psychological barriers that prevent individuals from identifying genuine goals, including fear of failure, social conformity, and emotions such as envy that may generate false desires.
This article examines the foundational elements required to develop confidence as a tarot reader, focusing on three primary areas: establishing a meaningful connection with one's tarot deck, cultivating the empathic and intuitive abilities necessary for client readings, and accumulating practical experience over time.
This article provides a comprehensive review of the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck, examining its historical origins through Arthur Edward Waite's "The Pictorial Key to the Tarot" and Pamela Colman Smith's artistic contributions in the early twentieth century.
This article provides a comprehensive review of The Starchild Tarot Deck, a 79-card divination tool created by Danielle Noel that incorporates Akashic philosophy and spiritual themes. The review examines the deck's structural departures from traditional tarot, including renamed cards and an additional Major Arcana card called The Akashik Record, while contextualizing the concept of Akasha through its Sanskrit origins and Western esoteric adoption via Theosophy and Rudolf Steiner's work.
