Well, it had to happen. I promised you a posting today on Masks for Protection and then the fabulously entertaining exercises that had been pinging around in my head for days promptly flew out of my ears and left naught behind but a whistling wind. I could not remember what Read more…
Welcome to the Samhain/Hallowe’en blog hop and to my Court Card blog. Many thanks to my next-door neighbours for this blog hop, Kerry and Ania, for linking through to me. If you haven’t read their blogs for this hop, visit their sites via the links on my page and have Read more…
In the first part of this two-hander, I spoke with Camelot artist, Will Worthington, with the focus on the portraiture and artwork of the new deck. Today it’s the deck’s author, John Matthews who chats about Camelot. You are exceptionally prolific as an author! It seems only a few weeks Read more…
OK, I hold my hands up – technically this is nothing to do with Court Cards REALLY, but ooooh the gorgeousness of the characters in these paintings simply BEGS me to tell you about them! The other thing that I want to point out is that I do some work Read more…
It seems only a few days ago that I posted my Queen of Pentacles card. I blame the school holidays – days either drag their heels or fly out of the window, depending on how busy my son is! I really enjoyed my Queen of Pentacles moment – I busied Read more…
The Page of Awareness AKA Page of Swords Now here’s something a little bit different for you to peruse – the Page of Awareness from Teresa Deek’s Gratitude Tarot. I first came across Teresa’s deck in the Tarot Blog Hop and thought that it was a lovely idea, well-executed. The Read more…
This post is a little bit late, but I wanted to include it even though the full moon was last weekend. I got caught up in posting the Lenny Oracle stuff and the gorgeous Page of Swords from Alexander Daniloff’s Tarot. Anyway, here’s the post: It was a glorious full Read more…
When I first laid eyes on this new Tarot deck by Russian illustrator Alexander Daniloff, I was terribly excited! I was immediately sucked in by the characters and the colours; it’s a veritable medieval carnival of delights! I had to know more! So, continuing on my meme for the Read more…
Scythe: Lenormand (pub Konigs Furt) Earlier this week we looked at the Lenormand deck with expert guidance from Helen Riding. Today we look specifically at the face cards in the Lenormand deck, with the help of Andybc: Andy, How would we interpret the face cards in the Lenormand? Clubs: Queen Read more…
6 Clouds: Lenormand (pub: Konigs Furt) To ring some changes, I thought we could explore the Face Cards in the Lenormand Oracle, to see whether they work like Court Cards in Tarot (and if not – how in the heck do you use them?!). My search has led to two Read more…