I don’t think there’s any shame in bringing self-care back—especially these days. The world is having such a tough go at it, if there was ever time we needed to take care of ourselves, it’s now.
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My most frequent video calls have been with people who I trust to hold space for me. We ramble for hours about nothing, but somehow, I always feel fuller and more whole after these virtual meetings.
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One of my friends who’s into tarot too told me about The Good Spirit, located on Cambie Street. It was right beside a highly recommended café (Revolver), so I thought I’d go for a quick shop and a cup of coffee.
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I like using multiple decks in my tarot readings because they provide layers of meaning, and many windows for interpretation. Multiple decks by the same artist also means you come up with a super gorgeous spread!
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Since this pandemic is on everyone’s mind, I thought it would be an interesting way to look into which tarot suit is relevant to you right now.
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Tarot spreads involve stringing cards together to tell a full story. When you see tarot readers working with several cards spread across a table in rows or elaborate configurations, they’re usually working with spreads.
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Tarot court cards are some of the trickiest parts of a deck to study. The Pages, Knights, Queens, and Kings of the different suits all reference different archetypes—many of whom we’re all familiar with IRL.
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I owe a lot to my friends—ones who have shown me, even before this pandemic, what it is and how it is to hold space for others.
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Here’s a quick rundown of tarot exercises to help you study the cards, give yourself a mindfulness check-in, or simply keep your head out of the fog even just for a few minutes.
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Reading tarot, I’ve discovered, isn’t as much about interpreting cards and stringing together narratives as it is about holding space for people.
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What do tarot cards in reverse mean? Do they even matter? Find my thoughts on the topic in this post. Disclaimer: they may be just a little bit biased ;)
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I’m interested in tarot—what deck should I use to learn?
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My first ever Practical Magic collaboration was the #NoFilter oracle deck—something I launched with a work acquaintance-turned friend-turned small biz partner (and fellow Aries), Mikko Sumulong.
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How do you go from knowing nothing about the tarot to being competent enough to read for yourself or your friends?
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I’m so inspired by Musings and Magic and all the creative stuff that comes with it.
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Before I even created the Practical Magic Starter Deck using digital collage, I actually made my own Lenormand deck—old school style, using glue, scissors, and tons of washi tape.
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If you’ve been following me on IG Stories, you may have noticed the one-card readings I’ve been reposting using the Practical Magic Starter Deck…
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If you’re new to shuffling cards, you’re inevitably going to wonder about Tarot and Oracle cards. What’s the difference? What’s better? Every tarot reader and their mother has an answer to this question—here’s mine.
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When it comes to buying out-of-the-ordinary decks, someone from Southeast Asia needs to adapt a "when there's a will, there's a way" mindset!
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Even people who are willing to buy into this whole tarot reading thing can’t wrap their heads around someone, doing a “remote” tarot reading. To settle the score, once and for all, I absolutely believe that online readings work.
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