“Me, Myself and I” – A Self-Awareness Profile

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I was asked to develop a Lenormand spread that provides a comprehensive self-awareness profile for a querent who will be intentionally represented in my design by a pre-selected "Significator" card (either the Gentleman or the Lady). I decided to separate it into an "Ego/Body Awareness Arc" based on the clockwise daily motion of … Continue reading “Me, Myself and I” – A Self-Awareness Profile

Court-Card Conceits: Player, Dreamer, Schemer and Delver

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I was just reading Paul Fenton-Smith's character analysis for the court cards in Tarot Master-Class (a thorough portrayal that I find to rival that of Aleister Crowley for useful insights), and encountered his description of the Swords personality as a "skimmer" who is known to casually stroll through any topic without dipping too … Continue reading Court-Card Conceits: Player, Dreamer, Schemer and Delver

Got a Bad Case of “DDD?” – There’s Always a Way Out

"These are the days you wish your bed was already made"- from Manic Monday by The Bangles "I got stones in my passwayAnd my road seem dark as night"- from Stones in My Passway by Robert Johnson AUTHOR'S NOTE: "Discouraging daily draw," that is. Although I admit to seldom doing them unless a major event … Continue reading Got a Bad Case of “DDD?” – There’s Always a Way Out

A Diviner’s Life: From the Mystical to the Meaningful

"Sold my soul to the callingSold my soul to the sweet melodyNow I'm gone, now I'm gone, now I'm gone"- from Fire by Barnes Courtney AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is another installment in my lifelong divination saga that I've puckishly subtitled "I'm a student of human nature, so of course I'm a cynic." Here I'm waxing … Continue reading A Diviner’s Life: From the Mystical to the Meaningful

A “Life’s Big Questions” Spread

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Here is a tarot spread that should be useful for exploring any profound existential issues confronting a seeker. In it, the analytical shares equal billing with the mystical (which is my customary approach to divination). The five-fold architecture of the layout is more philosophical than pragmatic in a "fortune-telling" sense. It is to … Continue reading A “Life’s Big Questions” Spread