Get to know artist, illustrator and witch Sabrina Scott and their new column, which looks at radical magic and healing with ritual.
Introducing… Sabrina Scott & their column Heal & Harm
Category: Queer spirituality
Introducing… Cathou & her column Fat Tarot
Get to know Cathou and her brilliant new column, which examines body representations in the tarot.
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?
Can the tarot survive the revolution?
Queering the Tarot | Knight of Swords
This card can be a beautiful call to action and a powerful source of encouragement and affirmation to our community in ever-trying political times.
You’re going to survive: An interview with Alexandra Franzen
Did you know, the first 'professional' tarot reading Cassandra Snow ever did was for Alex Franzen? Here the two friends catch up about resilience in the face of rejection and setbacks (and tarot!)
OPEN THREAD: All of our magical gifts!
From radical readings to spell kits, intuitive tea blends to books, decks, art and apparel, LRT writers share their gift-able suggestions in this open thread post. Jump in and share your own links, too!
On the limitless possibilities of queer magic
Sarah Gottesdiener is one of my witchy-queer heroes. It was an honour, a privilege and a joy not only to contribute to the next issue of Many Moons, but to chat with her about queer magic, tarot and lunar love.
Queering the Tarot | Page of Swords
"The Page of Swords is not going to lie to you about the reality we are facing - however, it does bring a new view."
INTERVIEW | Katie West on her upcoming anthology Becoming Dangerous
Maranda interviews Katie West on her upcoming anthology for witchy femmes, queer conjurers, and magical rebels.
Same card, different deck: New perspectives in comparison
Comparing cards from two or more different tarot decks can help you discover new depths of meaning. Here are some examples!
October Sunday Spread: Coming out
It's National Coming Out Month everybody! This Sunday Spread is dedicated to defining our boundaries, expressing our needs, and honoring our identities.
Star-Crossed: Is your Venus polyamorous?
Queering the Tarot: Six of Swords
"I suffered for probably three years ... Until one day someone said to me 'Why don't you just leave?' They weren't being kind, but it was the best thing anyone has ever said to me to this day."
The Tarot of Many Doors: Interdimensional divination & storytelling
"The many worlds depicted in this deck come from an impulse to look through and ahead towards revolutions that threaten the current world order."
Beyond Kings & Queens: Renaming the tarot’s court cards
There are many different ways to rename the court cards in tarot, and each system teaches us something new about these characters.
The Queer Community Tarot: A community deck that reflects you
"Three decks: Each of them would encompass male, female, and non-binary elements that people could combine any way that they want."
Queering the Tarot: Five and Seven of Swords
These two difficult cards show us different faces of trauma, both personal, and collective.
The Numinous Tarot is Kickstarting NOW!
Get ready to support a tarot deck that feels like radical, beautiful Pride parade! The Numinous Tarot is for everybody and every body.
Finding love that doesn’t hurt: Keeping safe in the aftermath of abuse
"I know a healthy, caring relationship is possible. I didn’t think it was. But I am living it. And I deserve it. And so do you."
Queering the Tarot: Two, Three and Four of Swords
The Two, Three, and Four of Swords make more sense if we read them as a group and see a narrative of decision-heartbreak-rest that so often plays out in LGBTQ+ lives.
REVIEW | Unapologetically radical: The Urban Tarot
Intrigued by its city-based approach & entranced by the queer and feminist themes, Cassandra reviews The Urban Tarot.
INTERVIEW: Sarah Gottesdiener on the calling of the moon
Sarah Gottesdiener shares the journey that led her to create the phenomenally successful Many Moons Workbook.
Queering the Tarot: Ace of Swords
Cassandra explores themes of LGBTQIA+ mental health, sobriety, sexual exploration and more in the Ace of Swords.
See the cripple dance: Bruises as a sign of healing, lilac season, and becoming nobody
Maranda explores the Three of Swords, access intimacy, and the emotions of inaccessibility.
The Sasuraibito Tarot celebrates everyday, human magic
Illustrator Stasia Burrington introduces her colourful, nature-rich tarot deck, inspired by Japanese and Buddhist concepts and ideals.
Queering the Tarot: King of Wands
Cassandra explores the tirelessly kind side of this activist leader, and how he shows up for LGBTQ-identified folks.
Queering the Tarot: Queen of Wands
Queering the Tarot: Knight of Wands
Cassandra explores the ways this passionate, fast-moving card might represent LGBTQ+ experiences.
Thinking Inside the Box: Making a shrine to slutty queerness
[Guest Post] Instead of trying to fit yourself into a box, put your intentions into one - especially slutty queer intentions.