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The Daily Draw
Whether you are new to the Tarot, or have been reading for a while, few exercises help you to strengthen your relationship with your deck(s) like “A Daily Draw”.
Choosing a “Card of the Day” (as this practice is also called) allows you to develop your intuition. It allows you to internalize the meanings of each card, a task that is often daunting to Tarot novices, and encourages...
It’s All About Energy (2003)
by Lisa Allen-Agostini
The first card to fall was the Devil.
Twisted horns rose from his goatish face. It didn’t seem like a good omen, and as the tarot reader Sarina confirmed, it wasn’t.
“When this card pops up, there are issues that are being pushed under,” she said, looking enquiringly at her client’s face. Abuse, molestation, that’s the kind of thing the Devil...
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Embracing Your Psychic Potential (2007)
I have always known that I heard and saw things that were not of ‘this world’. Visions and ‘entities’ came to me at all hours, never threatening and always welcomed. As a child I thought nothing of this, and my parents themselves never sent anything but supportive messages my way, even as I spoke of past-life experiences and was able to give precise drawings and names of homes...
Manifest Miracles: Jan 2011 Kundalini Yoga workshops (Trinidad)
The following was shared with me by friend and colleague Elspeth Duncan of Now Is Wow. I am sharing it as a public service announcement.
About Guru Meher: Guru Meher Singh Khalsa began studying under Yogi Bhajan in 1981, and has been teaching Kundalini Yoga ever since. He is the Director of Teacher Training at Yoga West, Yogi Bhajan’s original studio in Los Angeles, travels internationally...
Sarina Defeats Skeptics (2006)
by Aretha Welch
Trinis no longer go by faith and prayer alone. There is a new craze in T&T and it has nothing to do with Carnival, soca or the Soca Warriors.
Tarot card readings, intuitive coaching and “looking into one’s tomorrows” have captured the interest of many locals. “In the past, it may have been viewed as superstition or bad, but as life becomes more uncertain and every day...
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by Lisa Allen-Agostini The first card to fall was the Devil. Twisted horns rose from his goatish face. It didn’t seem like a good omen, and as the tarot reader Sarina confirmed, it wasn’t. “When this card pops up, there ...
