[Guest post] "Ritual became an enormous part of my life last year by complete accident."
Category: Guest posts
Motherpeace Tarot: Watercolors of the Second Wave
[Guest post] Created in the late 70's, the Motherpeace Tarot deck is a modern relic. Second wave feminists aimed to tear down patriarchal religious traditions and forge new, Goddess-centric spiritualities.
The teen punk, the adult bruja, and the chaos in between: The Next World Tarot
[Guest post] The NEXT WORLD TAROT is a visual spectacle of both the battle cry and the reconnection, between queers and outcasts and their criminalized identities.
Navigating the road blocks to getting started with a tarot business
Reader SJ on their experiences in 'following their dreams' whilst dealing with disability.
Cleaning Up Your ‘Money is Dirty’ Mind – by Theresa Reed
[Guest post] Want to go pro? Already run a tarot business? Here are The Tarot Lady's top tips for making peace with making money from your magical skills.
How (and why) I made my own ‘little white book’
[Guest post] I found the process fascinating, and it’s a course of study I highly recommend to anyone as a way of beginning or of deepening your understanding of the tarot.
Tarot as Agency: How reading Tarot is a radical break with my past
[Guest post] Growing up in an evangelical household, there were many activities that my parents assured me would in some way curse my soul. I've likely done most of them.
Three ways to use tarot for creative writing
[Guest post] Tarot can be a wonderful tool for working through creative blocks, uncovering the deeper attributes of a creative piece, and generating story prompts or character ideas.
Learning to spread my wings: finding answers in the Faeries’ Oracle
[Guest post] I wonder how I can connect with others who have taken the journey to faerie as I have? - perhaps I will simply have to create such a space myself.
Observations from a Hellbound Fag Boy
“queers go against gods plan and will burn in hell” // “tarot is the work of the devil and tarotists will burn in hell”
She is Sitting in the Night, Thea’s Tarot, and our queer/feminist lineage
The Facebook event was mysterious—what exactly would “a contemporary queer re-visioning of a beautiful feminist tarot deck from the 80s” be?
“I grew up Catholic…but I did not find God in a church”
[Guest post] "I believe more in universal energies and less in personified deities and I don’t identify with organized religion although I respect those who choose it."
A Touch of Magic: Crystals with your Tarot Cards
A guest post shared by Ariel. Tarot is a multifaceted thing, and it means different things to different people. Some people use it to tap into forces that are otherwise unavailable; some of us use it to get to know our own sense of intuition. I can be used for practical and creative purposes. Everyone …
Minimalist Tarot – a clutter-free approach to reading the cards
A guest post shared by Anthony. Guest posts on Little Red Tarot are submitted by readers. The aim is to offer a wide range of voices, views on, feelings about and approaches to tarot (and related topics). As with all posts on this website, discussion is welcome in the comments! If you’d like to write a post for Little …
Identity politics in tarot: the tarot practitioner be mindful
A guest post shared by Benebell Wen. Guest posts on Little Red Tarot are submitted by readers. The aim is to offer a wide range of voices, views on, feelings about and approaches to tarot (and related topics). As with all posts on this website, discussion is welcome in the comments! If you’d like to write a post for …