Today I thought I’d introduce you to the Court Cards of the Secret Language of Birds Tarot by Adele Nozedar and Linda Sutton (artist). Before we talk about the Courts in this deck, you will see that this suit, Cups, Read more…
The Queen of Swords fromMarie White’s Mary-El TarotPublished by Schiffer I once did a Tarot reading for a newly-engaged lady and in her Celtic Cross spread, there were NINE court cards. NINE!!! Once I had dragged myself up off the Read more…
Did you miss me? I took myself (and family) off to Blackpool for a few days so that my son had a better memory of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee than just a day off school. Ever diligent, I took my Read more…
I’ve already written at length (ad nauseum?!) about various methods of finding a Significator for your sitter (or yourself) and in one of the resulting blog post comments, Chloe McCracken mentioned a way to use them that I thought was Read more…
This week my blog posts have focussed on animal court cards – the Rabbit Tarot, the Ferret Tarot and now, the daddy of them all, the Wildwood Tarot Courts – every one of them a stunningly represented animal native to Read more…
King of Tulips – sweeeeeet! Each of us has our own ideas about what kind of character a particular court card represents – whether it’s Pages representing tentative beginnings or whether they urge us to develop a lighter and more Read more…
So the moon has just gone dark which is my regular cue to pick a Court Card that will represent the incoming energies, or energies that I would do well to embrace, until the moon becomes full in June. This Read more…
The first time I encountered the comparative method of looking at cards was via Valerie Sim’s deck, the Comparative Tarot. The cards in this cleverly designed deck have not one image, but four different images of the same card. It Read more…
Don’t sweep me under the carpet! Back in April, I ran a little poll asking YOU whether you’d consider using a significator in a reading. As I expected the majority of you said that you never used it in a Read more…
The Fey Tarot published by Lo Scarabeo is one of my favourites, even though it’s jam-packed with fairies, I confess. I find that it’s a great deck to read with, especially if you’re a RWS devotee. Today I’m presenting the Read more…
