Should I Stay or Should I Go? When the Tarot Advises You to Leave Welcome to the Tarot Blog Hop! Our topic is “Transitions.” For Tarot in Love, I interpreted this topic, provided by Tarot Blog Hop wrangler Jay Cassels of Jay’s Mystic Blog, as “relationship transitions.” One of mostContinue readingLetting Go of Love: The Tarot Answers Breakup Questions The post Letting Go of Love: The Tarot Answers Breakup Questions appeared first on Tarot in Love.| Tarot in Love
Welcome to the Tarot Blog Hop! This post is part of the Tarot Blog Hop, in which tarot writers from around the world join together to discuss a particular topic. I wrangled this hop, providing the theme, “earned success.” I proposed that our bloggers explore the topic of what itContinue readingThe Tarot Woodshed The post The Tarot Woodshed appeared first on Tarot in Love.| Tarot in Love
Welcome to the Tarot Blog Hop This post is part of the Tarot Blog Hop, in which tarot writers from around the world join together to discuss a particular topic. Our theme this time is “gifts,” gifted to us by Arwen of Tarot by Arwen. All of us have psychic gifts. ButContinue readingOpen Your Gifts The post Open Your Gifts appeared first on Tarot in Love.| Tarot in Love
Welcome to the Tarot Blog Hop! I was the wrangler for this hop and proposed a seasonal topic–astrologically, we are in the sign of Aquarius, which is associated with the Star card. So I’d like to share with you a spread I developed based on mythology associated with that card.| Denver Tarot Convention
Welcome to the Tarot Blog Hop! Our wrangler Maureen Aisling Duffy-Boose of Tarot Witchery asked us to create a tarot card. She was inspired by the concept of the Maninni Tarot Deck. “Maninni” means “many little hands” and it is popular for tarot decks to be created by groups of artists, tarot workers, and photographers, each individual contributing one or several cards to the project. Morgan Drake Eckstein, Tarot Blog Hop Administrator and Denver Tarot Convention attendee, shares h...| Denver Tarot Convention
Tom and Joy at the old Isis Books for a DTM meetup August 24, 2006.| Denver Tarot Convention
Detail from Primavera by Sandro Botticelli.| Denver Tarot Convention
