Part II in my 4-part series on The Aces in Tarot, Seeds of Change: The Ace of Cups

I'm sure you've heard the encouragement to "dance like no one's watching." Well, read tarot like that, too. Shut off the internal critic. Dare to stumble and get it "wrong." Be foolish and say the first thing that comes to mind. Go out on limbs and read tarot like that.

I am a naughty tarot reader. I break the rules.

Part I in my series on Aces in Tarot, Seeds of Change: The Ace of Swords. While Aces are powerful cards in Tarot, they are also the lowest number in the suit. Just like with regular playing cards, depending on the game, an Ace can win a game or turn out to be inconsequential.

Pairing Up

In this episode, Ginny talks about the technique of using clarifiers and card pairs and how to interpret them in a tarot reading.

Music: Winter Moon, Rhonda Laurence, Magnatune

Strange Bedfellows

In this episode, Ginny discusses the tense but inevitable relationship between Christianity and Tarot.

Music: "Winter Moon" by Rhonda Lawrence, Magnatune

The Blues In Tarot

In this episode, Ginny discusses how recognizing and appreciating "the blues" in the 5 of Cups can facilitate emotional healing.

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Music: Winter Moon by Rhonda Lawrence, Magnatune

http://78notes.blogspot.com/2006/07/coming-out.html

In this episode, Ginny talks about why tarot readers often feel the need to hide their tarot practice.