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No Guru, No Method, No Teacher, Pt. 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.
Read More 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 More When 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 More Tarot 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 More Pedestals 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
An 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 More Finding “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 More Your 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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