Tarot
J. Rebecca Cougill
Articles
Quitting Your Day Job in the Middle Ages: What it meant to land a spot as a Fool
The Major Arcana is sometimes referred to as 'the Fool's journey'. There's even an all fool's Tarot deck. The figure is familiar to us as an image on a card but what was the Medieval fool really like?
Meditation Tips from Unexpected Sources Part One: EminZen?
Meditation is a powerful tool for Tarot readers. This, the first in a new series of articles, will touch on some of the goals of meditation and how these are reflected, unintentionally but interestingly, in popular culture.
An examination of some of the mythological correspondences of the Major Arcana.
Guest author Lucila Romero talks about the magical, esoteric and poetic charms of Tarot. Start a discussion about what first drew you to study this popular form of divination.
Astrology and the Major Arcana
The 22 cards of the Major Arcana corespond to the signs, planets and houses of the Zodiac. Here's a reference list of the corespondances. Beginners my enjoy printing and using this to add another level to readings.
Want more accurate readings? With Tarot we become the Magician, people expected to pull rabbits out of our hats. Even the best of us like having a few tricks up our sleeve. Here are a few of mine.
Spell casting can be combined with meditation. Doing this can help you develop a personal relationship with your cards.
For many readers, court cards are the most difficult cards in their Tarot deck to understand. This is a reference to help you read them by sight quickly.
Behind the Scenes: My Short Life as a 900 Psychic
The pros and cons of working on a psychic line.
Ritulals are an important part of Tarot. Creating our own is the first step in getting to know and relate to our decks. This article explores some of them.
Unlocking the mysteries of the Tarot and Grail with the Fool as the key. This is the first of what will be a series of articles on Tarot and Arthurian legend.
How to Read Tarot Quickly Easily
Develop your intuition and read Tarot cards without a book. Using this method, many read accurately the first time they try!