“Shadow Work” is everywhere on social media. Everyone talks about it. But few people actually do the work. Why? Because Shadow Work is demanding, uncomfortable, and requires you to look where you don’t want to look. Fortunately, Tarot can be a valuable tool to approach this work gently. Let’s see how. What is the Shadow? […]
Doing a tarot spread for the New Year is a ritual I’ve practiced ever since I learned to work with tarot. I’ve tested different spread layouts over the years, and today I’m sharing one of my absolute favorites. It allows you to both reflect on the year that’s passed and look at what the year […]
Now that you know how to read Tarot for yourself, you might be ready to take the next step: reading Tarot for someone else. This is a big moment, and I’m going to be direct with you: it’s not just about technical skill. You can know all 78 cards by heart, have razor-sharp intuition, and […]
Your well-being has two pillars: the physical well-being of your body and the mental well-being of your spirit. To keep both pillars strong, the most powerful practice you have is listening to yourself… with Tarot. Listen to what rises up from within you, from your body. Honor your feelings and emotions—even the ones that are […]
“Can I really do a Tarot reading for myself?” This question haunts beginners… and behind it, several fears and limiting beliefs are actually hiding: Can you really read Tarot for yourself and stay objective? How do you avoid “seeing” exactly what you want to see? How do you trust yourself, especially when you’re just starting […]
So you practice Tarot. And you’ve started telling people about it. But you are afraid your Tarot will not be taken seriously and wonder how to build credibility. You’ve probably heard: “Oh, you read Tarot? I don’t believe in that stuff…” Or “Isn’t that taking advantage of vulnerable people?” Or my personal favorite: “Wait, are […]
What Is the Jungian Approach to Spirituality? Welcome to the debut episode of Becoming In Tune, where we explore soul work through a Jungian lens. In this foundational conversation, we introduce the man behind the movement: Carl Jung—Swiss psychiatrist, one-time collaborator of Freud, and the pioneering force behind analytical psychology. We trace his break from […]
