Minor Arcana
Correspondences between major and minor arcanas
I’ve asked speaker Kirsten Houseknect back for more talk about Tarot. This time she’ll be pointing out how there are correspondences between cards in the major and minor arcanas, which allow the cards to mention the same thing more than once in a reading, which allows us to get more clairity.
Kirsten studied Tarot both Formally with teachers, and informally with self study for many years. After researching the symbols and number meanings used in the original Tarot images of the “Rider waite” deck, she finally moved past the difficulty of reading the minor arcana, AND found new ways to get overall answers from a spread.
Please join Tchipakkan and Kirsten on the New Normal 8 pm Wednesday, 6-8-16, 8-9 p.m. edt.
Please call in with any stories or questions: 619-639-4606
If you want to listen to the earlier show with Kirsten, it’s archived here: http://tobtr.com/s/8869809
To listen live: open a window on your computer to www.Liveparanormal.com, sign in, and click on Shows, and the New Normal to listen. To listen later at your convenience, shows are archived by date on LiveParanormal.com here, on Tchipakkan.com .
Speaker Spotlight- Lois Fitzpatrick
Lois Fitzpatrick may look comfortably like someones grandmother- but under that unpretentious exterior, you’ll find the experience, wisdom, and knowledge that has made Crone’s so formidable throughout history.
She heads up the Soothsayers Guild in the Society for Creative Anachronism’s East Kingdom (a group that thinks that history is fun!) , and not only reads Tarot and several other forms of divination, leads her students through studies on the ethics and practicalities of giving people readings. There’s a huge difference between telling someone what to do and providing them with the tools to make their own decisions.
Over the years of Changing Times Changing Worlds she’s done workshops on Tarot Spreads and new Decks, the Minor Arcana and this year the Major Arcana, as well as other techniques such as scrying. She also participates in panel discussions.
This year she’s also organizing our merchants, showing yet another way of helping our community.
