Does knowing so much about your firiends influence your tarot readings for them? Use the Baggage Handler Tarot Spread first to clear your thoughts before giving them their tarot reading. It’s a great way to prepare for the day ahead as well as reading tarot for those you know.
It’s a simple question that generated a lot of debate! I love the Rider Waite Smith Tarot and use it still. Did you learn with the RWS? Do you think it’s the best beginner deck? Or do you recommend another?
Journey Through the Major Arcana explores 3×7 Theory & the Fool’s Journey in Tarot. Part 3 looks at cards 15 – 21 using the Sacred Isle Tarot.
Is destiny really a thing? Is your future pre-written+set in stone? Or is it more fluid? Is the future brought closer to us through just by the choices we make?
Hebrew for Tarot Readers, the Simple Letters is Part 3 of Mick Frankel’s excellent & free tarot course. Explore the Simple Letters and the Zodiac.
What a great question!
Tarot Elements friend, Jennifer Mitchell, recently asked this question. I thought this deserved some real discussion and with Jennifer’s permission, brought the debate over to the blog.
This is what Jennifer asked:
Does knowing the outcome of a Tarot reading change the outcome of the subject of the reading? Generally, does knowing the future unavoidably change it?
We’ve looked at the three Hebrew letters that Sefer Yetziroh calls Mother Letters or Primary Letters in Part One. These are א מ and שׁ.
Next, Sefer Yetziroh mentions a group of seven letters that are called Double Letters:
There are four letters that change their sound according to whether they have a dot in the middle or not. The version with the dot has a harder sound.