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“No Guru, No Method, No Teacher”, Part II
“The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.” ~ Joseph Campbell. The entrance to the Hell Fire Caves in West Wycombe, Bucks. Consider this a quasi-Part-II to the “No Guru, No Method, No Teacher” post I did earlier this month about forging one’s own path. Up until a year ago, I…
Read More“No Guru, No Method, No Teacher”, Part I
For a very long time, I considered myself a bit of a charlatan.
I’ve been a jack of all trades; and a master of none. I have talked about, and worked with, tarot, but I have never managed to fully tread the path of the adept in anything tarot-related.
Is Your Life Falling Apart? Or Is It Trying To Come Together?
One of the greatest gifts that a Jungian approach to tarot – and to my own life – has given me has been indescribably precious: The understanding that the crisis and breakdown that I was plunged into aged 34 was not only normal, but a rite of passage.
Read MoreWhen the Teacher Becomes the Student – A Lesson in Humility
This week, I came face-to-face with another learning lesson, in a very personal way. And this time it wasn’t a lesson in doubt and awe, but a lesson in humility.
Read MoreTarot is a Verb, Not a Noun
I believe that when we look at a reading, we are looking at an aspect of the unconscious. And when we become aware of the unconscious, the unconscious becomes aware that we are aware of it.
Read MorePedestals and Projections: A Tale of Growing Up
I can remember a moment when my style of tarot reading changed significantly. Actually, it was more than that: it was the moment when I started to relate differently to what I once thought was separate from me.
Read More[YouTube] Sympathy for The Devil
Join me on YouTube for this week’s video: “Sympathy for The Devil.”
Read MoreAn Update; A Personal Story
As you may have noticed, there’s been a distinct lack of rhythm to the publishing of The Tarotcast over the past couple of months. This, in part, is why.
Read MoreFinding “The One”
When close to 90% of the Tarot readings I do are about love- and intimacy-based relationships and the burning desire for them, then it’s worth watching Esther Perel dispensing the kind of wisdom that’s both practical and compassionate.
Read MoreYour Intuition Does Not Use A Whip
If you’re looking for a way to identify your intuitive ‘voice’ from the many other voices inside you vying for your attention and your action, how about this: Your intuition does not use a whip.
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