Category Archives: tarot lessons

The Tarot Apprentice

A SPECIAL CONTEST FOR YOUNG TAROT READERS I want to start this out by saying that I am a huge fan of The Apprentice.  My late mother and I used to get endless pleasure from discussing the show and speculating … Continue reading

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The Deck and Book Nook – Tarot Dynamics

I consider myself to be a very straightforward woman.  I’m the type that won’t mince words and will tell you if your breath smells like cat litter.  It’s just how I roll.  And I happen to like books that have … Continue reading

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Want To Learn Tarot? Or Start A Tarot Business?

Learning the tarot can be a tricky and intimidating affair. Although there are many good books on the market, there is nothing like one-on-one guidance from someone who has experience. Getting help from a mentor can make the journey smoother … Continue reading

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The Deck and Book Nook – Tarot For Beginners

Even though I have been reading tarot for many years, I still read a lot of tarot books.  And you may be surprised to hear that I read plenty of beginner’s books.  The reason why is this – each author … Continue reading

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A Town That’s Right For Me

One of the hardest things about working in the tarot field is the isolation that some of us feel.  Often times we find ourselves without peers – especially those who may live in a rural area.  It’s not easy to … Continue reading

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Nothing’s Shocking – The Art Of The Pokerface

A well dressed, attractive woman walked into my office and sat down for a tarot reading. Nothing about her stood out as unusual except for her visible nervous energy. No biggie – lots of people are anxious about getting their … Continue reading

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Caring For Your Tarot Deck

When you read for others, your decks are bound to become worn and beat – especially if you are a high volume reader like myself.  Although some may feel that a well used deck has more power, I find that … Continue reading

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Great Expectations

For many new clients, they may not really know what to expect when they come for a tarot reading.  In fact, I find that most people come in with a pretty open mind.  But there are always the few that … Continue reading

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Sound On, Not Off!

I’m the first to admit that I despise the sound of my voice on tape. I even cringe when I listen to my answering service (I am not kidding here!) ! No one else seems to mind though.  In fact, … Continue reading

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When Good Readers Go Bad

Years ago, I had the best reading in my life from a man who was not a professional reader. Although I initially doubted him (never underestimate a triple Scorpio!), it turned out he had amazing abilities that blew me away. … Continue reading

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