
Artificial Intelligence Identifies as the Hermit
I was reading tarot cards for a client recently, a self-employed entrepreneur who uses AI for much of her writing and website design. She asked...

I was reading tarot cards for a client recently, a self-employed entrepreneur who uses AI for much of her writing and website design. She asked...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: In his book Tarot Reading Explained, James Ricklef mentioned that, when he began practicing tarot divination on prominent public figures in support of his...

Here’s a classic “reclaimed spread” in the form of a five-card cross that is most often found in French and continental Tarot books. The version...

Much is made of how tarot cards can be interpreted through their images or symbols—especially modern decks that feature pictorial scenes with lots of images...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: While following an r/occult sub-reddit thread, I came across the concept of “excess importance.” Here is the technical definition: “Excess importance is a...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: I was recently engaged in an online conversation with an avowed skeptic who wants to delve into the occult but can’t overcome the...

AUTHOR’S NOTE: My Canadian forebears had a wealth of colorful Scottish and Irish folk sayings that I’ve treasured since the long-ago summers I spent in...

In preparation for the July 2026 Omega Institute tarot workshop, “Wisdom of the Tarot,” I have been posting on Facebook multiple versions of Minor Arcana...

I love Tarot cards, and I love teaching people how to have fun with them, but I do admit they can be complex and sometimes...

*Riffing on the song Money for Nothing by Dire Straits AUTHOR’S NOTE: In Liber T, the Order’s tarot curriculum, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn assigned esoteric...