Category: Gord’s Personal Tarot Diary
Personal reflections, insights, and stories from Gord’s journey with tarot, offering unique perspectives on readings and life.
How I Went From Charismatic Christian to Tarot Reader
I grew up charismatic Christian and left in my mid-20s. Here's how I got from a church tent in Somerset to reading tarot full-time.
Why I Quit Collective Tarot Readings on Social Media
I quit collective tarot readings on social media when I saw how algorithms target vulnerable people. Here's what's really happening on TikTok and Instagram.
The Star Tarot Card: On Being Your Authentic Self
The Star Tarot Card reminds us to love ourselves without masks or achievements and to embrace authenticity after everything falls apart.
Orthodoxy vs Orthopraxy: Why Actions Matter More Than Beliefs
Explore orthodoxy vs orthopraxy and why actions matter more than beliefs. Discover how this shift shaped my deconstruction and my tarot practice.
Can an AI Tarot Reading Replace a Human Reader?
I tested an AI tarot reading to see if it could match the depth of a real reader. Here’s what happened, and why human connection still matters.
How the Enneagram and Tarot Work Together
Discover how the Enneagram and tarot can work together to reveal patterns, deepen insight, and support real change in your life and relationships.
How the Enneagram Helped Me Understand Myself (Eventually)
How the Enneagram helped me understand myself, shift old patterns, and reconnect with who I really am. A personal story of growth through the lens of Type Nine.
Surviving, Slowing Down, Starting Again: An Honest Check-In
A raw reflection on burnout, navigating trans identity in a hostile world, a cyber attack, and finding my way back to something steady.
What Tarot Tells Us About EastEnders Phil Mitchell’s Burnout
Explore Phil Mitchell’s breakdown in EastEnders through the lens of tarot. See how the Ten of Wands mirrors his burnout and why it resonates with many of us.
From Stereotypes to Archetypes: Why Inclusive Tarot Matters
Inclusive tarot decks move beyond stereotypes, helping you see yourself in the cards and actually get what the fuck they’re saying.
