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Lesson 6 – The Court Cards
Morning. Notices first (settle down at the back there…) here is the promised grounding exercise. This is for after your tarot work. It’s super simple but gives you an idea and a tool until you’re happy doing this for yourself. Next a reminder that this is self-paced, come as you are course. Lessons are aimed…
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Lesson 5 – Minor arcana
Hey and hello. It’s a grey day here so time for snuggling down under a blanket with a mug of something hot… For today’s lesson we’re going to consider the elements in tarot and set a practical which will get help us connect with these. The Minor Arcana in tarot consists of fifty-six cards split…
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Lesson 4 – The Fool’s Journey
Hello and welcome back. How’s it going? Let’s review the journey so far: you have your cards, you’ve decided on your rituals and you’ve had a chance to connect with and “interview” your deck. We’ve also touched on a brief overview of tarot including the Major and Minor Arcana. Today we’re going to dive a…
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Lesson 3 – What is tarot?
Good afternoon. Firstly some class notices: I’ll be posting lessons weekly. If you follow the blog you’ll get a notification when the next lesson is up! School close occasionally for holidays. You can get in touch via Facebook and Instagram (see links in the side bar). Hello friend 😉 So how are things in your…
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Lesson 2 – Rituals and Sacred Space
Good day to you, student of the cards. How did you get on with your tarot wishes? Today we’re going to talk about some preliminaries. But before we start take a moment. Put your feet flat on the floor and take three, slow, deep breaths. Allow yourself to be. Let’s begin. Remember these lessons and…
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Lesson 1 – Welcome
Hello and welcome, I’m glad you’re joining me for this journey into tarot. This tarot school will take place in ten-minute lessons. Teaching and practicals are aimed to take no more than ten minutes a day so that you can get your tarot study in during your tea-break, on the bus or train, while the…
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The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton