We can see what we choose to see, create what we choose to create. Our capacity to do both is infinite. But first it’s important to consider whether what we think and feel about something or someone is an accurate reflection or tainted by hasty and/or ill-informed judgements. I really want to remember this. In a reading I did for myself yesterday, I realised how I had misread my upbringing and the purpose and gift behind it. Rather than going with it, I fought against it. Over the years I have acknowledged the many aspects that have had a positive impact on my life, but I railed against the greatest…

Why tarot? Why not? That’s a simple answer but I feel my love of tarot deserves a tad more explanation than that. Although, I do believe that sometimes rather than asking why, we might get further by asking why not. Why not tarot? So, why not tarot? I did a Google search to find what people don’t like about tarot and nothing really came up. Even within articles written by people who were initially sceptical, the only constant thread was people’s concerns about tarot’s association with fortune telling. People’s attitudes change once this belief is corrected. In his article in The Conversation, William Pooley discovered that “clients thought of fortune…