Posts Tagged ‘tarot deck’

The key to any spiritual practice starts first with meditation. Meditation is the means in which a person gets in touch with the universal energies, life force and the super-consciousness.

There are many meditation tools available, but none so specific as the Tarot. The rich history and symbolism contained in these cards, from their early Egyptian origins to their use as gypsy fortune telling tools, have given them a life of their own. The Tarot cards have become a living oracle.

Meditation on the cards can create a unique focus in your meditation practice. The ability to draw and absorb the energies contained in the cards will also better your life. Read the rest of this entry »

Wayne Dyer once said, “Our intention creates our reality.” Before you start your day, remember that your intention is fundamental.

Furthermore, confidence is key to whatever you may intend for your day. When we have that confidence, we are more likely to be able to attract those intentions to us more easily. We are able to feel what we want, become deliberate creators and allow what we desire to come into our lives.

When I remember to start with intention and a prayer of asking how can I serve today, my day goes way better and I can stay in a place of feeling centered and calm. I am then able to receive the blessings and abundance that comes with the day. Read the rest of this entry »

Many people come to a Tarot reader wanting to find out about the future. They seem to think that the future is set in stone and so they can be told exactly what is going to happen. They want the reading to “predict the future.” The reality of Tarot is that it offers guidelines. The reader looks at the cards, interprets them, and then tells of the probable outcome.

Many people can read Tarot cards, but to be really good at it does take a practice, and good intuition or psychic ability goes a long way. The best way to learn Tarot is to learn the meanings, hold the cards, shuffle them, and feel what they are telling you. You also need to practice, practice, and practice. The most recommended Tarot deck to start with and learn with is the Rider-Waite Tarot. The pictures are clear and they seem to work best for beginners. Read the rest of this entry »

For many years I wrote a weekly horoscope for a local newspaper. It was a fun and funky paper with a demographic core group of loyal readers aged 23 to 33, and a 70% female to 30% male readership.

The editor asked me what type of horoscope I thought the newspaper needed, given that the male readership ratio was so much smaller compared to that of women. I told her that we needed to do a horoscope for males and females of each sign. We needed to break down the walls between men and women, because the newspaper’s advice column seemed to suggest neither sex had a clue about what was going on in the others’ head.

My plan was to write the horoscopes combining elements of Astrology and Numerology, but the meat and potatoes, the predictions within each horoscope itself, would come from me using a different Tarot deck each week. I did an overview for the week ahead, one for males and one for females, in  which lot of the astrological elements were taken into account. This was followed by a male and female horoscope for every sign of the Zodiac. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently an client asked me in video chat, “How can you be a psychic and a reverend?” There is nothing wrong with being both a reverend and a psychic. In fact, there are some great advantages to being both. It has been my experience that my work as a psychic and energy healer and as a reverend go hand in hand.

While I grew up in a strictly conservative Catholic household, I knew intuitively there was more to life and spirituality than what I was being taught. To make matters worse, I was attending a Catholic school where I was misunderstood and misjudged. I was always questioning my faith and the wonders of the Universe.

To better understand myself and the yearnings of my soul, to know more about the Universe and the unseen, I had read The Bible all the way through at the age of nine. Read the rest of this entry »

Do you find yourself having dreams that come true on a regular basis? Continual feelings of déjà vu? If so, you could be experiencing a psychic awakening.

A psychic awakening can occur at any age, but it happens most frequently at puberty, around age 30, and after age 60. It can be a frightening experience of a bombardment of information, visions and feelings that you cannot explain.

Sometimes catastrophic events or trauma can also trigger a psychic awakening, such as a physical injury, near-death experience, or visiting a place that is known to be a vortex of spiritual energy. Read the rest of this entry »

If you sit down quietly, close your eyes and relax, you can see yourself quite clearly. You know yourself relatively well. Even more information and answers lie in your unconscious, but how often do you take time out to deliberately go there?

Step 1: Meditation

Get a notepad and pen. Take an hour to relax in meditation. Drift out of meditation when you have an important realization to write in your notepad. Once you have documented it, go back into meditation for more. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s interesting asking clients about their work, as it helps me understand the way they need to hear an answer, or why they are asking the questions the way they are. This seems to be the way of deciphering their outcome as well. If I can determine why they ask a question, I will know what the outcome is.

That is why I work with personality analysis through the Tarot. Questions come in types by certain people in certain professions. It is interesting to study questioning and the clients objectives in this manner, thus helping them tailor the way they want to achieve their outcome. Read the rest of this entry »