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Teresa Mills
Arlington Virginia
I love Halloween, experimenting with cooking, and tarot.
Interests: tarot, oracle cards, cooking, spiritualism, crystals, halloween
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This sounds like fun. One of the best ways I found to learn tarot was comparing and contrasting different decks. Being that I am a big fan of Tales from the Crypt, which watching these episodes got me through a recent event in my life, I am also a fan of the Twisted Tarot seeing various twists of fate right in the card. Most I instantly get, a few I do not probably because I am not familiar with the comic they are based on, but that is fun exploring that too. Of course Tales of the Crypt shows were based on horror comics, so it would make sense that I love this deck. The Snowland Tarot is a winter wonderland, so yes they are quite different in theme, look, and energy. Should be fun to see them side by side and see how they might be similar even though they are so different. I am looking forward to your Sweet and Sour Tarot blog.
This is a year where I have to be super careful with money, but Don bought me this deck as a happy birthday (August), anniversary (October), and Christmas present. Thank you Don. I anxiously await its arrival as well. Seriously could a person who got married on Halloween in a black dress and who is a little dark and twisty and loves Tales from the Crypt not get this deck? I followed it all through its development, just like I did the Snowland. I think decks where you get to comment on them in development and be apart of that are the most fun, and James and Christine did include us in that process. Christine even gave me a link to watch one episode that one of the cards was based on. Although this brilliant deck is not my creation in any way, I feel apart of it, and quite frankly that is a motivator to purchase as well as both Twisted Tales and the Snowland Tarot each include 78 or more little masterpieces of art and are both are unique, and fun.
Great idea, Janet!
Introducing Sweet and Sour Tarot
Hi all! I'm thrilled to introduce a fun new feature on my blog: Sweet and Sour Tarot! What the hell is that?, you may be wondering. Well, I'm anticipating a brilliant (albeit, dark) new deck from my colleagues James Battersby and Christine Aguilar called Twisted Tarot Tales. This colorful horror...
The All Hallows Tarot also has a Happy Squirrel card
Happy Squirrels in Tarot Decks
Adam McLean, the respected scholar of alchemy and collector of worldwide Tarot decks, has identified at least nine Tarot sets featuring a happy squirrel, presumably all inspired by an episode of The Simpsons in which Lisa draws card XXIII, "The Happy Squirrel." McLean found squirrels in: • Ta...
This whole incident is unfortunate, that some of these adults cannot put aside petty differences, personal feelings, and ego for one project for the greater good of charity. It speaks volumes, doesn't it?
Marcus Katz Emperor Bully of Tarot Strikes Again
I was a member of the Tarot of Hope Facebook group, a group dedicated to making a charity Tarot deck to raise money for the blind (Fred Hollows Foundation). I had been a member for months, and rarely posted--since we were assigned cards to work on. Yesterday, I showed my version of the 5 of Swor...
I like working with themed tarot decks, it's like a two-fer. I continue to learn about tarot, but also about topics of interest through tarot. It is one of the things I love about tarot, broadens my horizons and knowledge base in all sorts of ways.
Learning With The Herbal Tarot
The Herbal Tarot is a perennial (pun not intended) favourite of mine. Two reasons: 1)Because it stays true to the Rider Waite Tarot which makes it easy to read with and 2) I get to learn new things (Yay!). Today, for instance, I used it for my daily draw and while the 2 of Pentacles is certain...
Thank you Janet. I am so excited to be here and for this opportunity to be part of the Thematic Tarot community.
Introducing Teresa Mills
Teresa Mills posts the most fascinating insights and exercises to Facebook, that I thought I'd see if I could snag her for Thematic Tarot. I was thrilled when she said yes! Woohoo! Without further ado, here's a bit about our newest blogger: Teresa Mills loves using oracle and Tarot cards for s...
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