Omg Tarot! A Podcast About Reading Tarot Cards – Details, episodes & analysis

The Moon, #18 in the major arcana, is a mysterious card. It's a card that can symbolize darkness, confusion, and coming to terms with the parts of yourself you don't always acknowledge because you might not really like.

There's also a lobster.

Meet Tory Sjovall: Family astrologer, energy healer, tarot card reader and all-around awesome lady!

In this episode, I sat down with Tory and chatted about her practice, which includes family astrology readings, energy healing and tarot card readings. It was a fascinating look into how another practitioner works and left me with some intriguing things to think about!

No matter where you are in your journey, connecting with likeminded people is key to developing your practice. You don't want to develop in a silo--your peers are often your best teachers!

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Temperance is #14 in the major arcana, so it sits right between Death and The Devil. What a place to sit, right? Listen and learn how Temperance is the key to surviving that awkward place between Death and meeting The Devil.

The Devil is #15 in the major arcana. There's A LOT of symbolism in this card, esoteric and otherwise. So, if you want to decode this card (and see how The Devil can help you make better pet adoption choices), listen now.

The Lovers. Who are these people? They're #6 in the major arcana, and they're associated with Gemini, those talkative twins whose minds are always a step ahead of their mouths.

What else are they? Tune in and discover the depth of their love 💘

The Star is #17 in the major arcana. It's associated with Aquarius, that stoic, progressive-minded air sign who's ready to start knocking down walls to build something better. When The Star shows up in a tarot pull, what does it mean? Listen and find out.

Justice is #11 in the major arcana. It's also the card associated with Libra, that flirty cardinal air sign who's great at making conversation, but not so great at making decisions. So how does Justice stay grounded and fair when she's asked to make rulings? Listen and learn.

Our last set of court cards, the kings are the dads of the tarot. They're projective, they're mature, they're the masters of their domains. Listen now and learn more about the role the kings play in the minor arcana and how they fit into the larger tapestry of your tarot deck.

Cue the fanfare! It's the queens! Huzzah!

The Queens are the next set in our court card series. What makes them unique? In fact, what makes your reading style unique? As a reader, you don't just memorize card definitions; you ✨interpret✨ the cards. That takes a tad bit more skill.