Category: Philosophy of Tarot
Blogs discussing the deeper meanings, theories, and philosophical ideas behind tarot as a spiritual and reflective practice.
Tarot Card Combinations: How Cards Connect to Tell Stories
Learn how to read tarot card combinations through connection. Stop reading separately and start seeing patterns that create meaning.
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.
Why Should Tarot Be Free? It’s Real Work
Why should tarot be free? Here’s why charging isn’t unethical, why tarot is real work, and why valuing it helps everyone involved.
How to Spot a Fake Tarot Reader
Learn how to spot a fake tarot reader and avoid scams. Discover the red flags, what ethical tarot readings look like, and how to find a trustworthy reader.
Exploring the Minor Arcana #1 – Tarot Suits Explained: Emotions, Action, Thought, and Resources
Learn what the four tarot suits represent and how their meanings bring clarity in your tarot readings. Discover the power of Cups, Swords, Wands, and Pentacles.
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.
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.
Helena vs Helly: Tarot Archetypes in Severance
Explore how Severance’s Helena and Helly reflect the tarot archetypes of the Hierophant and High Priestess, and what that says about your inner truth.
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.
