Blog #your tarot court

In this episode, I construct psychological profiles for each of the court cards in the pentacles suit including positive and negative personality traits and a list of psychological conditions I think would be most prominent with this suit. These profiles can help you understand the court cards at a deeper level, especially if you often struggle to tell the court cards apart. And at the end of the episode, I share a custom spread that was inspired by the traits and characteristics of the pentacles suit (a work-life balance spread).

In this blog, I’ve constructed psychological profiles for each of the court cards in the swords suit including positive and negative personality traits and a list of psychological conditions I think would be most prominent with this suit. These profiles will help us understand the court cards at a deeper level, especially if you often struggle to tell the court cards apart. And at the end of the episode, I’ll share a 9-card spread I created that was inspired by the traits and characteristics of the swords suit.

In this blog, I discuss how to use the tarot for the writing process and provide 2 custom spreads - a 9 card Story Development Spread and a 9 card Nanowrimo Prep Spread to battle writer’s block, boost creative inspiration, connect with your creative spark and muse and deepen character profiles and story development. I also share an excerpt from my latest novel, The Threads of Fate: The Divining Sisters Series Book 3

In this blog, I share my top choices for tarot resource recommendations for intermediate level tarot readers and review briefly the 3 beginner tarot resources I have discussed in a previous podcast episode.