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The Tarot Doc

Tarot enthusiast; seeker; wannabe writer; animal loving; semi-retired non practicing Canadian physician.

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  1. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    The Comparison Game in Life (opens the original)

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    I didn’t intend to write about this today but here we are. It all came about after dreaming about someone I grew up with and went to high school with right through undergraduate university. We were often compared to one another, which had its drawbacks and benefits for sure. In our case, it grew a healthy level of scholastic competition.Until it didn’t of course.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscript

  2. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    Wrestling With The 9 of Swords (opens the original)

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    The other night I awoke with a start - akin to what you see in movies where they gasp and sit upright. Perhaps not quite as dramatic but it felt similarly intense. I was filled with panic and anxiety. As I lay there ruminating over my vivid nightmare, it occurred to me that I was in the throes of a 9 of Swords moment.And it didn’t’ feel good, just as many versions of this card depict.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form cla

  3. Issue · Jul 25, 2026

    Five Common Tarot Misconceptions (opens the original)

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    Tarot is fascinating to me - biased, I know. It can be used in so many ways, by so many different people, and the variety of decks available is extensive. And yet, it can still be deeply misunderstood. Part of what prompted me to (once again) consider some of the myths and misconceptions around Tarot was point number one below - Tarot and Christianity. It’s remarkable that images on cardstock can be so controversial, but then again, that could be said about so many things in life, couldn’t it?<p

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