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The High Priestess is the balance to the Magician card, the yin to his yang, and as vast as the potentiality that exists within the Fool, as well as within all of us. Let's dive into some of the symbolism and concepts associated with her.

Myth #6, "You must cleanse your Tarot deck."

Myth #7, "You must burn this candle (incense, sage) and/or cleanse your space before (during, after) reading."

Ritual practice...? Or, self limiting beliefs? Both? These myths are up to you to explode (...or not) and here's the why and how.

Rituals are prevalent during many cultures' New Year's celebrations -- most often to invite good luck, love, prosperity and abundance into your life. Here's a 2-cups-of-tea long podcast looking at various cultures' rituals and mindful practices observed when the New Year begins.

The Magician Card is a charismatic one, drawing attention wherever he goes. Here's an in-depth look at this card's symbolism, and how he introduces the Fool to the journey that lies ahead.

Is there any possible way for a logical human to analyze and categorize these mythical creatures? And if there were any classifications of fairies, then what might they be? Let's look at some literature and lore from around the world to see if we can get any closer to defining these elusive creatures.

Listen to this bonus tale, and celebrate Tell A Fairy Tale Day with me, on February 26, 2021!

The Fool's Journey series explores each of Tarot's Major Arcana cards in depth, starting with the Fool Card (0). As card zero, the Fool  is different than any other in the deck, it can travel! Grab a cup of tea and #KeepListening to find out more.

Welcome to this new monthly feature, the Secret Faery Tales, where we begin by imagining some of the many cultures and categories of faery and the realms they are thought to inhabit. Grab your cup of tea, it's time to heed their call!

The Secret Faery Tales are a free feature for all Destination Unknown listeners.

The Fool's Journey is a commonly used mnemonic to help beginners learn the Tarot's Major Arcana cards, but also serves as a metaphor for the path each soul takes upon incarnation, constructing our Ego as we advance towards self actualization. The lessons we incorporate are briefly examined here, card by card, as we kick off this upcoming podcast series, discussing each card in greater depth. Enjoy this extra juicy, double sized, two-cups-long podcast!

This subject came from a Destination Unknown Aspirant, and I also found it fascinating -- both scientifically and metaphysically! While researching, I discovered it's really a convergence of 6 different metaphysical concepts... listen in where I break it all down for us to critically examine for ourselves.

Myth #3, "Tarot cards must be wrapped in silk, and kept in a wooden box."

Myth #4, "You must always use a spread cloth when reading."

And Myth #5, "No one else can touch your cards."

All three of these beliefs share the same root, the same underlying motivation. Once you know what that is, you can decide for yourself what you chose to believe, and what you don't.