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This week's featured deck is The Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot.
Developed by Bragelonne Games, Artwork: Førtifem, Author: Maxime Le Dain, Design: François Vesin
Published by Cernunnos, an imprint of Abrams
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This week's featured deck is The Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot.
Developed by Bragelonne Games, Artwork: Førtifem, Author: Maxime Le Dain, Design: François Vesin
Published by Cernunnos, an imprint of Abrams
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**The Call of Cthulhu (00:00:00)**
An excerpt from The Call of Cthulhu by H.P. Lovecraft, read by Steve Parker, used with kind permission
You can hear more from Steve Parker at steveparkeraudiobooks.com and listen to the full recording of The Call of Cthulhu here. (This is the best narration online, in my opinion!) Thanks, Steve!
**About The Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot (00:01:14)**
You can find more information about this deck, the author, and the illustrators here.
Here is the video flip-through I made.
**Today's Reading (00:03:59)**
Today's cards are the Two of Wands and The Moon; and Anomaly from The Urban Crow Oracle.
Decks used today:
The Cthulhu Dark Arts TarotDeveloped by Bragelonne Games, Artwork: Førtifem, Author: Maxime Le Dain, Design: François Vesin
Published by Cernunnos, an imprint of Abrams
Urban Crow Oracle by M.J. CullinanePublished by Hay House
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Today's episode is all about replenishing your energy and doing things just for yourself that delight your heart! You may need a rest, and you should have it, but be careful that you don't get stuck in a pattern of staying in your bubble. New opportunities could be waiting for you outside your comfort zone!
This week's featured deck is Oak, Ash, and Thorn Tarot by Stephanie Burrows, illustrated by Adam Oehlers, and published by Three Trees Tarot (threetreestarot.co.uk).
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In this episode, the Queen of Cups has a message about love and intuition, what (or who!) you're attracting, and who should be allowed into your heart. We wrap up with some affirmations.
This week's featured deck is Oak, Ash, and Thorn Tarot by Stephanie Burrows, illustrated by Adam Oehlers, and published by Three Trees Tarot (threetreestarot.co.uk).
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Here's another video episode! What do you think? There are still some weird edits in there, but I think it's better than the last one at least.
Note: I pulled the Tarot card before I started recording, and it was reversed; I'm not trying to pull anything sneaky.🤭
This week's featured deck is Oak, Ash, and Thorn Tarot by Stephanie Burrows, illustrated by Adam Oehlers, which you can find at threetreestarot.co.uk. Our Moonday Oracle deck today is Forest Fae by Nadia Turner, published by Rockpool.
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My video skills need work; I know! I figured I'd give it a shot. You've got to start somewhere, right? So this is an experimental video. Is it a skill that's worth developing? Maybe. I'm still on the fence about it. I would love your feedback or suggestions! There are some microphone bumps that were (mostly) removed from the audio only version - the episode published right before this one.
Contact: https://moonlightandmercury.com/contact/
Instagram: @moonlightandmercury
Deck: The Crystal Power Tarot by Jayne Wallace with illustration by Roberta Orpwood, published by CICO Books
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Welcome back! At the beginning of this episode of Tarot Magick, I talk about what's been going on during my unplanned break from the podcast. I made the mistake of recording without proper microphone settings, which I realized after the entire episode had been recorded. My apologies for the audio quality. I did my best to make it tolerable in editing.
If you just want to get to today's Tarot and oracle card reading, here are some timestamps:
Tarot Card Reading (00:04:10)
Picking up where I left off, this week I'm reading from The Crystal Power Tarot by Jayne Wallace, published by CICO Books.
Moonday Oracle Reading (00:08:29)
This card is from the Divine Doors mini oracle deck by Andrés Engracia, published by Rockpool.
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Today I talk about thinking things through and staying grounded, as well as the properties of malachite.
This week's featured deck is The Crystal Power Tarot by Jayne Wallace with illustration by Roberta Orpwood, published by CICO Books.
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Today's message is one of balance and beginnings. I also give some information about the crystals associated with today's cards.
References:
Article on aura quartz at loveandlightschool.com
Love and Lİght Live Podcast
thecitrinecircle.com education hub
This week's featured deck is The Crystal Power Tarot by Jayne Wallace with illustration by Roberta Orpwood, published by CICO Books.
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Here is my awkward, bumbling, rambling attempt at a video episode. I alternate between correct and incorrect pronunciations of Marseilles (it should be mar-sei, not mar-sai), at one point I say minors when I should say majors, stumble over my words, and probably make other mistakes. But hey, at least I show you some pretty cool cards! I should note that these decks are not new; they're just new to my collection, so I wanted to introduce them before reading with them for the podcast.
I was trying to remember the name of a tarot deck that is the reason why the Lovecraft cards are so large. Here's the description from Amazon, which provides that information and more about how the cards were created:
"The illustrations of the Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot were made by Førtifem. First entirely drawn by hand, each illustration was scanned and then colored using a computer. To ensure that the finished product honors the quality of the illustrations, as well as the greatness of the Cthulhu Mythos, they are printed on high quality paper.
The format (3.35" x 6.50") chosen for this Cthulhu Mythos-inspired tarot is much larger than the usual divinatory tarot decks, including the Tarot of Marseille. This format is close to one of the oldest tarot decks, the "Visconti-Sforza" created by the artist Bonifacio Bembo between 1428 and 1447."
Turns out I was going to say the right thing and just second guessed myself. I guess I was a little nervous. I'm not used to not being able to edit!
The Crystal Power Tarot description is not as interesting, but since I had one I felt I should include the other. So here it is:
"Featuring more than thirty stunning stones throughout the deck, every tarot card depicts a lavish artist-commissioned tarot image. The book provides interpretations for all the cards, plus the properties of their crystals and five spreads to try – from a simple card of the day to a seven-card chakra spread for healing. Each card also includes an empowerment affirmation, which provides a way for you to declare your intention and connect with the card’s crystal, thus taking action to influence your future and make your dreams a reality."
Timestamps:
The Marseille Deck (00:01:16)
Explanation of the Marseille deck's differences from the Rider-Waite-Smith and Thoth tarot decks and its historical significance
Tarot Reading Styles (00:02:45)
Discussion of the three main styles of tarot reading: Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith, and Thoth, and their influence on modern tarot decks.
Reading with Marseille Decks (00:04:23)
Marseille decks, lacking scenes, rely on symbolism, color, numerology, and patterns, allowing for intuitive reading.
Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot (00:08:36)
Cthulhu Dark Arts Tarot deck: flip-through of the deck with commentary on its design, guidebook, and the cards' association with Lovecraft's mythos
Crystal-Powered Tarot (00:14:17)
The Crystal Power Tarot: its association with crystals, affirmations, and the artwork of the deck
Card-by-Card Showcase (00:16:57)
A flip-through of each card in The Crystal Power Tarot
Booklet Explanation (00:20:41)
A look at the booklet accompanying The Crystal Power Tarot, with The Magician card's description and crystal meanings as an example
Closing Thoughts (00:23:28)
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This week's featured deck is Deviant Moon Tarot by Patrick Valenza, published by U.S. Games.
Timestamps:
The audio quality issue (00:00:03)
Apology for the audio quality issue yesterday due to neighbors drilling
Interpretation of the Lovers reversed (00:01:10)
Discussion of the symbolism and interpretation of the Lovers reversed card in the Deviant Moon Tarot deck.
Advice on self-care and reciprocity (00:02:20)
Interpretation of the Queen of Pentacles reversed and the Six of Pentacles cards, emphasizing self-care and the need for reciprocity in relationships.
Offerings to spirits and nature (00:04:52)
Explanation of making offerings to spirits and nature, including types of offerings for different spirits and mention of previous episode on this topic (see below)
Announcement of live readings (00:08:16)
Offer of live tarot readings via Zoom, with details on where to find more info and scheduling
Contact information and closing (00:09:23)
Information on how to contact me for feedback or questions
The episode I mentioned today where I talk about offerings to the dead is episode 88. That was also about the 6 of pentacles from Deviant Moon Tarot! And it was way back when the podcast was still called Card of the Day Podcast.
If you're interested in having a reading with me via Zoom, you can find more information here. The appointment calendar is here. Be sure to check your local times.
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Are you happily working in a flow state, or feel like you're on a hamster wheel? Is it time to step away and step up?
My neighbors started drilling very loudly while I was recording, so near the end of this episode the audio is not great. I tried to remove the drilling sound but unfortunately I could only reduce it.
This week's featured tarot deck is Deviant Moon Tarot by Patrick Valenza. -
This week's featured deck is Deviant Moon Tarot by Patrick Valenza, published by U.S. Games.
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In this episode of Tarot Magick, I explore themes of balanced giving and receiving, and suggest generosity in various forms, from sharing resources to providing energetic support.
Deck: Deviant Moon Tarot by Patrick Valenza, published by U.S. Games
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