Do you know what the expression “entre chien et loup” or “between a dog and a wolf” means? Llewellyn’s Black and Gold Tarot – fragment...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: I’ve known for some time that those who prefer classical decks like the Tarot de Marseille to the esoteric reveries of the post-Occult...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Here I’m using the analogy of a telescope to examine the transition between the three consecutive “lights” of the Major Arcana. As the...
An issue came up on one of the forums about which is the best book from which to learn about the Crowley-Harris Thoth deck. The...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: The High Priestess is above all a paragon of fidelity. Sallie Nichols describes her archetypal mission, in part, as “obedience to true spirit,”...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: The Wheel of Fortune is a card that is passed over lightly by many tarot writers, and by most readers who think they...
Although many tarot practitioners apply a Jungian psychological approach to their tarot work, there’s been a question as to whether Jung himself knew anything about...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: During a recent online conversation I mentioned the fact that, when provoked, the element of Earth in the sign of Virgo can be...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: My wife dismisses blues music as “whining man” music (as in “My baby done left me and I’m feelin’ lowdown and mean.” But...
AUTHOR’S NOTE: In the interest of full disclosure, I should mention that I was already a natal astrologer of the “psychological” school and had been...