TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:
- Four of Cups to kickoff the conversation
- All about Brigit's new book!
- Setting sacred space to do a tarot reading
- Balancing daily readings and big picture readings
- Noticing synchronicities and creating daily ritual
- The creation of the Everyday Tarot deck
- A self-love reading for Emily & Kathleen
- Learning to trust your intuitive interpretations of the cards rather than looking up the meanings
RESOURCES DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE
MORE FROM Brigit Esselmont
MORE FROM KATHLEEN
MORE FROM EMILY
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PROMPT:
When reading Tarot, do you prefer a single card pull or more elaborate spreads?
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one card, direct and to the point.
I prefer elaborate spreads! I’m super specially-oriented, so a good layout will set a meaning up for me in a much better way than single cards.
It really depends on the query and the context! When I read for others, I usually pull 3 to 6 cards because it helps me to tell a story to the person I’m reading for. Usually, having more cards present allows my client to collaborate with me on the story and tell me more about what she sees. When I read for myself, I usually pull one card, maybe with a clarifying card or two.
It depends! For daily draws I like 1-3 card pulls. On full or new moons, birthdays, or the new year I like to do a more elaborate spread.
For my dailies, I prefer 1-3 cards. Whenever I feel like I have something super pressing or weighing on me, I might get a little fancy. 😉
Depends on the question.
After a shuffle n a ruffle, I like to flip the top card for what’s on top of mind (conscious/the-how/call-to-action) and peep at the bottom for what’s underlying this (subconscious/the-why/internal-processing). I usually leave them out as a reminder to do or schedule the thing.