Blog #learning tarot

I review the brand new Magic Lantern Sibilla by Caitlin Matthews and illustrated by Anastasia Kashian. This deck is published by Red Feather (an imprint with Schiffer Publishing), and this is the first Sibilla version published with English titles (usually printed with Italian titles). This is a unique addition to my collection of divination decks, and it offers some advantages that some other card systems do not provide. Check out the review to learn more.

See why I just added Toni Savory’s "Mastering the Tarot Tableau: Revisiting Predictive Accuracy with Tarot" to my list of best tarot resources for readers. This book is a masterclass on extracting as much valuable information as you can from a spread to answer all your burning questions. It's a must read for tarot readers that read the cards for others.

In this blog I share my book review for Tarot for Light Seers: A Journey Through the Symbols, Messages, & Secrets of the Cards by Chris-Anne Donnelly - this is a hardback expanded tarot guidebook that goes with my soul deck - The Light Seers Tarot.

In this blog, I share tips and tricks for clarifying the meaning of stalker cards and vague messages in spreads. Find out how to seek clarification when you encounter these stalker cards. Also, I share a 9 card custom spread to seek clarification on vague messages.

In this blog, I discuss layering readings by mixing tarot with other divinatory methods such as runes, oracle and lenormand cards, numerology, crystals, chakra cards, astrology, and pendulums. I explain how to add layers to your readings to make them richer and more impactful.

In this blog, I share my top choices for tarot resource recommendations for intermediate level tarot readers and review briefly the 3 beginner tarot resources I have discussed in a previous podcast episode.