After nearly six years working with Tarot, my practice continues to evolve, which is one thing I love about Tarot — it never gets boring, and it’s always growing alongside its human companions. Because Tarot is affordable and portable and so versatile, this also means we can bring Tarot into all kinds of spaces (where it’s welcome) to support ourselves and those around us, like therapy!
Read MoreIt can often feel as though, in order to be a creative person that you must sacrifice something. And perhaps that is true — true commitment to an artistic practice does require discipline, which sometimes requires certain kinds of sacrifice. But I’d like to challenge the notion that we must earn time for creativity (and other things we love) by sacrificing excess amounts of energy to work, other people, and the all the various demands of life.
Read MoreOne of my favorite decks in my Tarot collection is the NEO TAROT Deck by Jerico Mandybur, which I was first attracted to because it's geared towards self-care, healing, and empowerment. It’s inclusive, non-binary, and gender fluid. This is a deck that brings an extra undercurrent of self-support and witnessing to this line our Tarot inquiries.
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