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Queering the Tarot: Six of Pentacles
Category: Tarot
September Sunday Spread | Tidal Waves
On the one-year anniversary of the Sunday Spread, we're working on utilizing the tools we have to help us celebrate cycles with wisdom and grace.
Queering the Tarot: Five of Pentacles
As Cassandra shows, this tough card can highlight material or spiritual poverty for LGBTQ+ people - and it can also point to the comparison trap.
Queering the Tarot | Four of Pentacles
Cassandra takes an LGBTQ-specific look at the stories of greed and control we often find in the Four of Pentacles.
Tarot as a Path of Healing | Befriending
Befriending cards is a great exercise to figure out where you’re at in your life and to begin naming what you want more of, as well as what needs releasing.
June Sunday Spread | Nurturing abundance consciousness
This month on the Sunday Spread we talk about nurturing abundance consciousness in our lives!
Fat Tarot | The witchy fat body: Stones, sparkles, fire
Heal & Harm | Morning coffee and little rituals
Each small ritual is part of a bigger picture, a cumulative relationship with ourselves and with our spirit and our environment.
Tarot as a path of healing | Journaling
Through my journaling, it felt like I went from just listening to the tarot to conversing with it and, in turn, conversing with myself.
Queering the Tarot | Two of Pentacles
That is balance, taking the bad with the good and learning to find the funny story or the warm hug in the middle of it all.
See the Cripple Dance | Seven of Swords: Shoplifting, style, & survival
Re-visiting the ways in which sick, disabled, & poor people are scolded or punished for having fun (or having anything).
Fat Tarot | The witchy fat body: Embodying the High Priestess
How to embody a High Priestess who channels stories, instead of storing them inside her own body.
Talisman tattoos: Reclaiming a ritual of self-care as old as time
See the Cripple Dance | Two of Cups: Becoming skilled in emotional conversations and collaborations
Maranda discusses the possibility of no longer losing one's sense of self in another, and relationships and friendships as always in process.
May Sunday Spread | Sustainable Resourcing
It's productivity season and our healing projects can be just as alluring as any other. This month we utilize tarot to guard and manage our sacred energy, even from ourselves.
Face Up Tarot | 8 of Cups: Ripening, reaping, the difference & why it matters
Instead of the familiar themes for the Eight of Cups of letting go, we talk about the untapped potential to contain.
Heal & Harm | The ethics of retreat, part 2
People retreat to ‘get away from it all’ and I think it is worth magnifying this ‘it’ – what exactly is being escaped?
Tarot as a path of healing | Warding
See the cripple dance | Idealist pessimism & cynical romance
Exploring unconventional relationships, intimacy through paid transactions, and mutual care with the Lovers.
Ritual & Honey | The Magician from within
Fat Tarot | Much more than a token: Fat folks in tarot & oracle decks
There is hope. We can learn from fatphobic bias in decks to build a fat-friendly tarot community.
Choosing animal guides and why saying “spirit animal” is a no-go
By bastardizing their beliefs into trendy online quizzes, we commit microaggressions against these communities.
Queering the Tarot | Ace of Pentacles
This card is a good omen and a great opportunity, and it’s for sure assuring you that NOW is the time to put down roots.
Heal & Harm | The ethics of retreat, part 1
Are you romanticizing the not-home? What stops you from retreating at-home, or at least in your city or neighbourhood? What might it mean to retreat in daily life?
Fat Tarot | More than a metaphor: Understanding fatphobia
Why is fat usually a symbol for something else in tarot & oracle decks? Well first, we need to understand how fatphobia is ingrained in our minds & lives.
See the Cripple Dance | Embodying the Fool & finding beauty in the escape
See the Cripple Dance | Nine of Wands, migraines, & living a creative life
Maranda discusses believability & environmental illness, asking if sickness can be liberating.
Creating Communities of Care | Defining abuse
Fat Tarot | Queering tarot in a fat liberation perspective
How can bodily norms inform the way one might queer tarot? And what does queer actually mean to me as a fat tarot reader?
See the Cripple Dance | Four of Swords as cripple writer and chronic over-sharer
On recuperation from burnout, claiming anti-productivity, and seeing our hands as always-in-prayer.