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Happy Birthday Tarot Elements!!

by Catherine

It’s hard to believe it, but it’s been a whole year since Tarot Elements burst onto the Tarot scene! I actually set my tarot blog up on 27th April, 2009 but published my first article a year ago today, 30th April, called New Beginnings. A lot has gone on in that time and Tarot Elements [...]

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The Elemental Dignities Dictionary – Three Card Combinations

by Catherine

This is a collaborative work between Douglas Gibb of Tarot Eon and myself, and is part of the Elemental Dignities Dictionary series. …from the Marriage of Heaven and Earth. The Tao produced one; one produced two; two produced three (Tao Te Ching). Have you been confused by Elemental Dignities? There was a time when I [...]

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The Elemental Dignities Dictionary – Two Card Combinations

by Catherine

A good place to begin learning Elemental Dignities is with two card combinations. The collaboration between Douglas Gibb of Tarot Eon and myself was essentially to show our readers and Tarot students that it’s in this very dynamic that you can begin to see the elements interacting with each other and the effect they have [...]

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Introducing The Elemental Dignities Dictionary

by Catherine

Promoting the study and application of Elemental Dignities in Tarot readings was one of the reasons I began writing my Tarot blog. I was fortunate enough to be personally tutored on them and even with that assistance there were times when it proved a little difficult. During my time of study it became apparent that [...]

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Tarot Eon in Tarosophist International!

by Catherine

If you have ever read the posts and articles that Douglas Gibb writes and produces for his Tarot blog, Tarot Eon, you won’t be surprised at the news that one of those articles has been included in the widely circulated Tarot Professionals quarterly magazine, Tarosophist International. The brain child of Marcus Katz, Tarot Professionals is [...]

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You Wouldn’t Ostracise Your Friends

by Douglas Gibb

It seems to be the most obvious thing in the world, doesn’t it? Reading Tarot cards in groups or combinations to let our readings unfold with depth and in layers. And yet it’s something seemingly absent from many authoritative Tarot books available on the subject. If any of you can remember holding your first Tarot [...]

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