I can understand one’s skepticism of over simplified daily and monthly horoscope predictions found in newspapers and magazines but I think the complete disregard and contempt towards astrology – especially in the name of science – is incredibly ignorant. … More A rant about the misuse of science
“What if the cards tell me something bad will happen?” … More A ‘Bad’ Tarot Reading
Without the fundamental believe that we are capable of achieving happiness, we will never seek it out in the first place. … More “I’m Amazing!”
…there is something unhealthy with the way many of us view the concept of goals. … More Happiness
One of the first things I try to teach my students is to not think about cards in terms of good or bad. … More Good Cards, Bad Cards
The cycle is a wheel; those hanging onto the edge of the wheel always feel chaotic and are constantly struggling to stay on top. … More The Cycle (of Life)
Knowledge derives from facts but facts can be skewed and misrepresented. … More The Myth of Knowledge
While justice is important because concepts of right and wrong is what determines rules and laws, it shouldn’t be viewed as the end-all and be-all. Understand that justice is not the same thing as peace and that, at times, it can even be cruel. … More Justice and Compassion
While we may be abandoning certain beliefs, we are also reinforcing and strengthening the beliefs we choose to keep. Each time our faith stand up to the test of doubt, we grow stronger and more confident in who we are. … More New Religion
One of the most memorable readings I have ever done was during the earliest stages of my tarot reading career, when I was still only reading for close friends and family. It was a relationship question for one of my closest friends. The 7 of Swords came up at the center of the spread. … More Growing Pains
The Mechanics of Tarot 