Show Me Your Deck
A podcast with Dean Sage and Jack Kirven where they explore the intersection of oracle decks and chakras, using their original decks to create new insights.
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Episode: 73 The Hewn Temple (opens the original)
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http://patreon.com/deansagemedia Jack starts the session by drawing Card 20 from the sassy deck, which delivers a simple yet profound message: "No.". Jack and Dean unpack how saying "no" is a complete sentence that requires no further explanation or justification. It is a vital tool for boundary-setting, preventing us from frittering away our energy to please others at our own expense. Jack shares a recent frustrating experience picking up a passenger for Lyft that highlights how a lack of clear
Episode 72: Weaponized Truth (opens the original)
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http://patreon.com/deansagemedia Jack and Dean begin the episode with Card 27, which urges listeners to "earn your gray hair and crow's feet," engage the unpleasant, lampoon the absurd, and wear age like a badge. This card explores how wounds like arbaglyphs carved into a tree trunk eventually heal over and become a testament to endurance, encouraging us to wear our scars with pride. This discussion on aging leads to their next pull, the Seven of Seeds , which corresponds directly to the Seven o
Episode 71 Tempered by Flames (opens the original)
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http://patreon.com/deansagemedia Jack and Dean kick off the reading with card number 16 in reversal, widely recognized in the tarot as the Tower . Although the traditional tarot associates the Tower with lightning strikes, destruction, and sudden calamity, they reframe this sudden upheaval as a blank canvas of potential and an opportunity to clear away the rubble to start fresh. This theme of starting fresh carries into their second pull, card number 40, which represents the intersection of the
Episode 70: Selective Pruning (opens the original)
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http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We begin by drawing a wood and water card that sparks a conversation about the soul of inherited knowledge, using the metaphor of deconstructing historical libraries and monasteries to discuss how we choose which pieces of our origins to keep. This leads to an important realization about family trauma and the power of selectively pruning the inherited beliefs or behaviors that no longer serve us. We then pull the Primal card, which brings our first explicit refer
Episode 69: Washed Free (opens the original)
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http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We start by pulling a projection card reminding us that we love learning from the wisdom of others, sparking a conversation about how exposing ourselves to differing opinions helps us define who we are, even if we are simply learning what we don't want to be. We then pull the Oracle card, which tells us to stop overthinking, be quiet, and trust our intuition. We make a direct connection to the tarot here, noting that the Oracle corresponds to the High Priestess i
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