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Hey there! 👋🏼
I figured that today would be the perfect time to explain what tarot is and a bit of the history behind it.
- Tarot is defined as any set of cards used in tarot games and in fortune telling. A standard deck of tarot cards has 78 cards and consists of two groups. The typical deck that tarot readers will start with is the Rider-Waite Smith deck. There is a story behind the traditional deck though that often goes untold. What happened was that in 1909, William Rider and Arthur Waite did not want to give credit to the illustrator of their deck named Pamela Smith, especially with her being a biracial, queer woman. It wasn’t until 1911, which was two years later that Rider and Waite re-released a copy of the Rider-Waite Smith deck to include Pamela. That just goes to show how prevalent discrimination was during that time. Way to go Pamela Smith for being an intersectional feminist!
- With that being said, let me discuss what the two groups that make up a tarot deck include:
• The Major Arcana, which has 22 cards, follows the Fool’s story in what is said to be “The Fool’s Journey”. The journey that the Fool takes symbolizes the steps we as humans take throughout our lives on the path to growth, evolution, and spiritual enlightenment.
• The Minor Arcana, the second group of tarot cards, comprises 56 cards and is divided into four suits of 14 cards. These suits consist of Wands (Clubs), Cups (Hearts), Swords (Spades), and Pentacles (Diamonds). Each set also has 4 court cards and 10 numbered cards. The numbered cards go from Ace – 10 for each suit in which numerology (the meaning of numbers) plays a part in their significance.
*What is something you learned about or from tarot recently? Please feel free to share in the comments!
Love,
-Detroit Hippie Chick🔮✨❤️
BWC#2016 We all walk different paths whether we are new or an elder. You need to be here! Where: 2nd Annual Black Witch Convention 401 N Howard St, Baltimore, MD When: October 20-22, 2017 Who: Women of Color who are Magickal. Link in bio Get your tickets now Last day online October 18th. Tickets will be sold at the door. Cash/Card ($3 processing fee) #blackwitchconvention #indigenouswitch #witchesofcolor #bwc2017 #blackwitch #tickets #baltimore #witchconvention #womenofcolor #speakers #presenters #vendors
Hey everyone!👋🏼
Happy Aries Season ♈︎ + Full Moon in Libra 🌕♎︎
•With the recent Vernal equinox on March 20th, we welcomed in more energy of balance and renewal. New seeds have been planted to help us bring our hopes and dreams to life. Having the sun present in the passionate and action-oriented sign of Aries, we are being called to stay motivated and fight for what we feel is right.
•Libra energy amplifies our need for justice, coming together, and expressing our more creative side. With the racial tensions being heightened, Libra pushes us to display empathy for ourselves and others by not backing down.
•To celebrate the start of the astrological new year, I encourage you to think about what thought patterns and ideas you are willing to release to embrace the new. What have you learned about yourself this past year? What still needs room for improvement?
•Being home this past year has taught me different ways of self-care and how to be more accepting of myself. Self-care and self-love for me are defined by speaking my truth and setting healthy boundaries with myself and others. I have also learned that it is good to release what I feel inside and not to bottle it up to be seen as "strong". Releasing emotions and crying shows that we don't have to have it all figured out all the time and that's okay.
•How do you like to celebrate the start of Spring? Do you have any traditions that make you excited to see the sun more often?
Let me know! ♈︎✨🌕♎︎
Love,
- Detroit Hippie Chick🔮✨
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