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Pamela Colman Smith Polish Relief Poster
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mkg wrote 3 days ago: A reproduction of a poster by Pamela Colman Smith is available at ebaystores: POLISH RELIEF FUND POS … more →
LATS Prediction Experiment
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mkg wrote 1 week ago: In my talk at the Los Angeles Tarot Symposium (LATS) this past weekend, I asked participants to draw … more →
Grail Myths in the Minor Arcana: Cups
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mkg wrote 2 weeks ago: A. E. Waite published his book The Hidden Church of the Holy Graal the same year, 1909, that the Tar … more →
Inna Semetsky on Knowing Thyself
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mkg wrote 1 month ago: Scholarly-oriented readers will appreciate a paper on Tarot by Inna Semetsky called “Simplifyi … more →
Holy Order of MANS Tarot
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mkg wrote 2 months ago: When I lived in San Francisco I was privileged to meet several members of what was then known as the … more →
Polisena in the Sola Busca Tarot
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mkg wrote 3 months ago: Here I go - off again into strange byways of Tarot lore: The late 15th century Sola Busca Tarot is m … more →
De Gébelin's Tarot Essay in Le Monde Primitif
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mkg wrote 3 months ago: I’m back from New York and will be starting up the Tarot posts again soon. In the meantime, h … more →
Forecasting: The Prediction Business
mkg wrote 4 months ago: Are we tarot readers in the business of predicting the future? Some readers claim they are. They exp … more →
Modern? Renaissance?
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mkg wrote 4 months ago: A couple of people have asked me how I defined “modern” in my post on the 1969 Tarot Ren … more →
Lost History - Tarot Cards
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mkg wrote 4 months ago: Like getting your history from a visual medium? Here’s one of the best brief video overviews o … more →
1969 - The Tarot Renaissance
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mkg wrote 4 months ago: When did the modern tarot renaissance actually begin? It’s always hard to pinpoint the beginni … more →
Arcana in the Adytum
mkg wrote 4 months ago: Many of you will be familiar with the tarot teachings of Paul Foster Case and the Builders of the Ad … more →
The RWS Deck - where was it between 1939-1971?
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mkg wrote 6 months ago: First, I need to be forthcoming and let you know that despite my 1,000+ collection of tarot decks, t … more →
The Oldest Spread, by le Comte de M***
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mkg wrote 6 months ago: Is there any “true” way to lay the cards? Probably not. But here is the first tarot spre … more →
Origins of Playing Card Divination
mkg wrote 6 months ago: While there are a scattering of references to cards and “lots” or fortune-telling from t … more →
Carl Jung and Tarot
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mkg wrote 6 months ago: Although many tarot practitioners apply a Jungian psychological approach to their tarot work, there … more →
Psychic, Intuitive or Therapeutic Tarot?
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mkg wrote 7 months ago: Do a Google search on the words ‘psychic + tarot’ and you’ll come up with 370,000 entr … more →
Madame Lenormand, the most famous card reader of all time
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mkg wrote 8 months ago: Most of us have heard of Madame Lenormand, famous for having read cards to make predictions for Napo … more →
Golden Dawn Correspondences for Astrology and Tarot
mkg wrote 8 months ago: Someone asked about the varieties of astrological correspondences among the Tarot Major Arcana card … more →
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