Published on 11 November, 2018 | Holistic Therapy
Brief History of the Tarot There are many types of fortune-telling cards, but not all of them are Tarot. Although researchers have tried for years to pinpoint the true origin of the Tarot, they are still unsure who created the first deck. However it is suggested that the tarot originated in Northern Italy in the […]
View more →Published on 8 February, 2015 | Case Studies
TAROT READINGS Tarot Case Study Before I start a reading for my client, I light a candle of my clients choice of colour’. I put white candles around the room , then I lay a purple cloth on the table. This to me represents spirituality and gives me insights into the wisdom of the tarot. […]
View more →Published on 1 October, 2014 | Case Studies
TAROT READING CASE STUDY Starting the Tarot Reading To begin the reading, I laid out my purple cloth on the table. I lit a white candle, and placed the following crystals on the cloth around the candle – amethyst, rose quartz, clear quartz, and obsidian. I chose these particular ones, for the following reasons; amethyst […]
View more →Published on 30 July, 2012 | Free courses
Palm Reading Palm reading, more technically known as chiromancy, is the art of telling the future or determining something about a person by looking at the palms of their hands. It is an ancient mystic art, with its roots deep in India’s past. In the modern world, palm reading is one of the most common […]
View more →Published on 3 June, 2012 | Angels
When my angel came to visit? I had asked the angels to give me some guidance before going to sleep. I requested that if it was in a dream that It would be made clear to me which was my correct path to follow. I had been struggling between following my spiritual path to do […]
View more →Published on 9 April, 2012 | Simply Tarot
Kings of Tarot When you first learn tarot you may have heard of a significator. This is when you choose a card for whomever you are reading for. Quite often you would use one from the kings or queens depending on the age of the person being read for. For someone younger up to the […]
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