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Bone and Mirror Tarot is a space for the curious, where tarot meets the wisdom of tantric philosophy, depth psychology and the inherent wisdom of the body.
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It Is Strangely Delicious (opens the original)
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I have begun my MSc dissertation in the manner any serious academic would: by pulling tarot cards and asking myself what is delicious about them.More precisely, I have started a daily practice. I pull a card, open my journal, and complete the sentence:Thanks for reading Bone and Mirror Tarot! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button
Through the Mirror: How the Course Actually Works (opens the original)
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This is not one of my usual essays.There will be no lengthy detour into the erotic potential of the Seven of Swords, no argument with a nineteenth-century occultist, and only a moderate amount of Jung.Instead, I want to use this post to explain Through the Mirror as clearly as I can: what the course is, how the ten weeks are structured, what we will explore together and what you will actually be doing if you decide to join us.I have shared a great deal about the philosophy behind the course; abo
A Balanced Tarot Education (opens the original)
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There are currently several versions of me existing on the internet. One of them is sitting reverently with the High Priestess, contemplating madhya; the space between, and asking what happens when we resist our desperate human urge to know. Another is researching depth psychology, embodiment, symbolism and transpersonal approaches to tarot. Another is building a ten-week tarot immersion that I have spent a frankly unreasonable amount of time thinking about.And another is asking people whether t
Would A. E. Waite Hate My Tarot Podcast? (opens the original)
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Thanks to I have spent the afternoon preoccupied with an extremely important and entirely unanswerable question:What would A. E. Waite think of Boner & Mirror Tarot?Thanks for reading Bone and Mirror Tarot! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary" type="submit" value="S
What Does the Card Taste Like? (opens the original)
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In my previous essay, “The Definition of the Symbol Is Not the Symbol”, I proposed that a tarot card cannot be contained by the language we use to explain it. Something is lost when an image becomes only a collection of meanings to retrieve.However, sometimes, it is easier said than done. If we do not immediately reach for the guidebook, how do we begin? How do we remain with an image without replacing one kind of interpretation with another? What allows a card to become an encounter?
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