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Angie Turner
East Texas
Mom, grandmom, foster mom, cat mom, happy housewife, psychic, Tarot reader, Cosmic Dabbler and much more! :-)
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Just drew the 5 of Cups from the Rider Deck for the Pats. Think I'll stop right there. No use crying over deflated footballs... ;-)
Ron and Janet Boyer Super Bowl XLIX Predictions Using Tarot
Hi all! Although Ron and I don't follow football, we decided to have some fun on this cold, snowy Sunday and draw some cards for a Super Bowl XLIX prediction (New England Patriots vs. the Seattle Seahawks). I'm hoping to repeat my winning prediction for Super Bowl XLV, but we'll see! Rather th...
I loved that imagery, too, but danged if I could find out where it came from. It came up in a Google search for "Four of Wands" and perfectly illustrated how I felt about Thanksgiving. If anyone knows who designed this lovely card, I'll be more than happy to give credit. In fact, I'd probably want an entire deck if all the cards were as expressive of the theme as this one is. :-)
Thanks for the kind words. This piece came from the heart.
Raise the Song of Harvest-Home!
My first grade teacher, Mrs. Bullard, was a stickler for having her class learn seasonally appropriate songs. We sang Valentine's Day songs in February, Easter songs in March or April, Halloween songs in October--you get the picture. One of my favorite songs that she taught us was a Thanksgivi...
You're welcome, Christiane. Hope The Fool works well for you. :-)
The Superb, The Awful and The Hideous Spread (with apologies to Sergio Leone)
If you do a Google search for "the good, the bad and the ugly tarot spread", you'll definitely find a few (including an excellent one by fellow Thematic Tarot blogger, Lisa Frideborg Lloyd). Since most of these spreads deal with romantic relationships, I thought I'd post my take on a reading wh...
Thank you, ladies, for your kind words. I love Gertrude and am glad to spread her around for all to enjoy! :-)
Gertrude of Nivelles and the Queen of Wands
While many are celebrating today with green beer and corned beef and cabbage, others will be celebrating with their kitties and their gardens. This isn't just Saint Patrick's Day. It's also Saint Gertrude of Nivelles Day. Gertrude was a Benedictine abbess in Belgium in the 7th Century. Bec...
Sweet action! 10 outta 10. Where's my cookie? :-)
Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Tarot?
How well do you know the Tarot? Test your Tarot knowledge with the quiz I created below (and no Googling!). Good luck! (And let me know how you did in the comments section). Want to see more quizzes? Let me know that, too! Quizzes by Quibblo.com -- Janet Related articles Get...
Thanks, ladies. I thought that pic was priceless and exactly illustrated what I wanted to say.
But I still don't like that card. :-P
Nothing Harsh, Nothing Burdensome
Tarot of the Saints (Robert Place) That title is from the prologue of the Rule of Saint Benedict. Benny was a monk that got fed up with all of the extremes that many religious folk of his day were indulging in, just to get God's attention. So he formed his own group where balance and modera...
Absolutely, this is a book I'd read! Can't wait til this one is done, Janet. So glad you didn't let the bastards wear you down and that you continue to illuminate the Tarot darkness. ;-)
Naked Tarot: Sassy, Stripped-Down Advice
The world doesn’t need yet another boring-ass Tarot book regurgitating Waite, Wirth or Uncle Al. Seekers trying to learn the cards are frustrated and fed up—weary from sucking the dry breast of esoterica with no useful milk to show for it. The good news? No Golden Dawn snooze-fest or Crowley c...
I discovered you through your Amazon reviews, Janet. They influenced many of my book and deck decisions. I knew that if you liked or disliked something, chances were pretty good that I'd feel the same way. Honest reviews are a hard thing to come by and I always appreciate them when I find them. Thanks for introducing me to some great material, and for saving me from the bad stuff. :-)
5 Ways to Get on a Reviewer's Shit List
Authors, artists and deck creators, if you want to be a douchebag to reviewers, here's how to do it. Make no mistake, though: you'll be seen as a whiny-ass unprofessional, and likely damage your reputation. 1. Bug the hell out of me via email with "reminders" 2. Accost me on social media wi...
Also 9 of Swords and the bad rap it always gets. :-)
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (of Tarot)
There are no bad cards in the Tarot, any more than there are any good ones. This idea has been simmering in the back of my mind for a few years, and I've contemplated writing a book about it. Instead, I'm going to start two blog series: When Good Cards Go Bad - This will be about the unicorn-p...
The Sun, The Sun! EVERYBODY wants to read this card as super positive all the time. Not necessarily so. :-)
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (of Tarot)
There are no bad cards in the Tarot, any more than there are any good ones. This idea has been simmering in the back of my mind for a few years, and I've contemplated writing a book about it. Instead, I'm going to start two blog series: When Good Cards Go Bad - This will be about the unicorn-p...
I was raised in an evangelical Christian home, too, but my mom had no issues with me reading fairy tales or mythology or even having a game from the 60s called "Ka-Bala", which was a fortune telling game that glowed in the dark, and also had this nifty little blue and white deck of cards called Tarot that I fell in love with immediately, and still love. I went to church all the time, sang in the choir, read Tarot cards and other books on divination and reincarnation and other mystical subjects and Jesus never smacked me on the head and said "Cut that mystic stuff out!" No demons, no bad ju ju. To me, being Christian simply means trying to be Christ-like. If all who claim to be Christian would do the same, the world would be a nicer place to occupy. :-) I don't condemn anyone for their beliefs, cuz mine are pretty out there, too. I hope Jessica finds true happiness, and peace that passes all understanding.
Jessica Galbreth, Creator of the Enchanted Oracle, Says She Was Demon Possessed and Now Calls Her Former Art "Satanic"
Popular fantasy artist Jessica Galbreth, creator of the Enchanted Oracle (with Barbara Moore, published by Llewellyn) now calls the images she made "satanic"--even going so far to say she was likely "demon possessed" when she created such products. In 2009, this deck/book set won a COVR award ...
The Queen of Pentacles is my Significator. I have seven children, four grandchildren, two grown foster children, and a plethora of cat children. So yeah. I totally relate. :-)
Rabbit Symbolism in the Tarot
If ever there were a “breeder” card in the Tarot, it would be the Queen of Pentacles. You know, women like Michelle Duggar and the Octomom? Of course, The Empress could technically be a breeder, too…but she doesn’t have an important symbol that the Queen of Pentacles card contains: a bunny. Be...
I know Jesus said to bless those that curse you and to pray for those that mistreat you, but got dang if those Tarot groups don't make it hard. They can all take their Bright Blessings and shove them up their a-holes. Maybe then they'll receive some "enlightenment". ;-) (Jesus said He agrees with me. :-D)
I'm Not Welcome at the Readers Studio 2012
Um, wow. I was at Priceline earlier. Had my flights picked out...even my seats for both inbound and outbound. You see, I was planning on spending around $800 to go to the Readers Studio 2012, a yearly professional event organized by Wald and Ruth Ann Amberstone of the Tarot School in NYC. I no...
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