What Traditional Chinese I Ching Divination Can Add to Tarot Practice: Concrete Questions, Outcomes, and Timing Through the Na Jia Method (Wen Wang Gua) Guest blogger: Xuan Wanyan Tarot and the I Ching may look very different, but both begin with a question and a divinatory result. Drawing the cards or forming a hexagram is…
Long standing TABI member and Tarot reader Magenta explains the relationship between the 8 pagan sabbats and the Tarot, and gives us some related spreads to try The Tarot and the Pagan Sabbats, also known as the Wheel of the Year, are deeply interconnected practices, with the Wheel of the Year’s eight celebrations serving as…
Long standing TABI member and Tarot reader Magenta introduces us to more of her favourite spreads – two 10 card layouts for in-depth readings that we invite you to try For this Blog, I thought I would share two more of my favourite spreads, which even though were designed for specific purposes, can of course…
TABI member and contributor Magenta contrasts the in-depth with the succinct by breaking down the imposing Tower spread, and showing us a snappier 4-card option For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Magenta and I am an Ancient Member of TABI, having joined in 2007. I have actually been reading the…
The Sacred Geometry Oracle deck features the artwork of artist Francene Hart, who has been working with sacred shapes for over 25 years. Her art has been featured galleries and published in magazines and books. She has also produced a Sacred Geometry art book and colouring book. Sacred Geometry associates geometric shapes and proportions to…
By Josephine Ellershaw Date of Publication: 8th April 2023 by Llewellyn PublicationsU.S RRP $19.99ISBN-10: 0738772712 Here’s a thing – how many times have you pulled Tarot cards for a reading, looked at them and thought, ‘How peculiar? This combination makes no sense whatsoever.’ And proceeded to fluff around trying to make sense of apparently rogue…