Inspired by SanTarot over on YouTube, I decided to do a reading with three decks blended into one. I used three of the four Chris-Anne decks I own – The Muse Tarot, The…

An exercise that strengthens your ability to use a single tarot card to answer questions and to think creatively.

I have an English degree but that’s not to say I only used tarot for my creative writing tasks. Tarot helped me with my sociology and history academic essays as well. That might…

I see The Hermit in many ways however I don’t really associate him with the “dark night of the soul” that I’ve heard others suggest. At his core, for me he represents going…

When it comes to highlighting tarot cards, The Hierophant may seem like a strange choice, but, that is the very reason I chose to start with this card. I feel many people aren’t…

The short answer to why I don’t like yes/no tarot questions is that I find them disempowering. The slightly longer answer is that in asking the cards whether I should or shouldn’t do…

Imagine opening an email and rather than seeing someone trying to sell you something or another email from the boss, you saw insights into a situation that has been bothering you. That’s one…

Our lives are a series of stories. That’s not to say that they progress along an individual story arc, nor that they go to the plan we may have in our head. In…

I wrote an article about mindfulness and meditation called How to tap into the power of the present which you can access by clicking here. However, I really believe journaling can be a…