Tarot Card Reading

The Power of Tarot As we open the chapter onto September, it’s time to span the distance between summer and fall with a revisit to the Portland bridges. This brilliant tarot deck, brainchild of native ... read more

The Power of Tarot Picture the scene: the busy streets of Paris, nineteenth century, and word has spread in hushed whispers that Madame Le Normand has been spotted in the Moulin Rouge. Reports are ... read more

The Power of Tarot Time for a literal reading of the cards this week with the Morgan-Greer Tarot. While it is true that the Tarot has many layers of meaning, ranging from the petty to the cosmic, it’s ... read more

The Power of Tarot This week as Pluto stares down the sun by a thorny astrological quincunx, and experience-hungry Venus and stern Saturn struggle to accommodate each other’s priorities, we revisit the ... read more

The Power of Tarot Just when I think I’ve seen all the magnificent Tarot decks in the world I run across something like the Art of Life Tarot by Charlene Livingstone. With her strong background in Art ... read more

The Power of Tarot Hello and welcome back! This week we will explore the Old English Tarot by Maggie Kneen. It is a fascinating deck with images faithfully styled after archived artwork of the period. I ... read more

The Power of Tarot Debra Givin, the creator of Cat’s Eye Tarot, has been a veterinarian for 22 years in an exclusively feline practice. It is not an overstatement to say that she knows cats; body, mind, ... read more

The Power of Tarot For this week’s reading we return to the Le Normand Divination cards blended with Dreaming Way style and interpretation. This Tarot deck is created by writer and Diviner Lynn Araujo. She ... read more

The Power of Tarot The figures in the Dreaming Way Tarot were conceived by its creator, Rome Choi, while he was dreaming and, voila’, he had its name! His Tarot interpretations are informed by his study of ... read more

The Power of Tarot I find the Morgan-Greer Tarot by Bill Greer so enjoyable to use because of the close perspective of its images and the richness of its colors. It was one of the first decks to be based ... read more