Typewriter Tarot-scopes blend astrology with Tarot pulls and creative prompts to help you connect with your magic in the month ahead. May's Tarot-Scopes feature The Shining Tribe Tarot by Rachel Pollack.
Read MoreThe sun dipped lower in the sky, and the world breathed a collective sigh of relief that the earlier rain had relented. I peered out the window of my rented room on New Town’s Scotland Street, waiting for the coffee that would keep me up all night to finish percolating. I tore a scrap of paper out of the notebook that had flown across an ocean with me. On it, I scribbled in ballpoint: I release my imposter syndrome. It has never served me, and it will serve me no more.
Read MoreSometimes, I pull The Hermit in the morning, before I fill my water bottle, pack my lunch, pull on my shoes, and leave for the day. In those moments, I feel puzzled. I question the pull, annoyed that my deck would be so cheeky as to offer me a vision of stillness amidst the revolving plates of my to-do list, with family in town, a holiday trip to pack for, and oh yeah, that historical novel I’m supposed to be writing in my free time.
Typewriter Tarot-scopes blend astrology with Tarot pulls and creative prompts to help you connect with your magic in the month ahead. March's Tarot-Scopes feature the Radiant Tarot Deck by Alexandra Eldridge and Tony Barnstone.
Read MoreI turn the card over slowly. It’s New Year’s Eve, and I’m pulling cards with my friends, as we do each year. This is the last card I’m pulling, and it’s for me. The King of Swords. For myself, I tend to not read the booklet that comes with the deck. But, for my friends, I enjoy the little descriptions written in the guidebook. I’m taken aback for a moment when the author refers to the king with she / her pronouns. Immediately, I feel a deeper connection to the card.
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