MUSINGS ON TAROT, Divination, spirituality, and more

Divination reveals inner secrets and whole new ways of thinking and seeing, as well as answers to not-so-simple questions. It can inspire deep reflection and thoughtful action. Here, I offer tips on reading tarot and other divination methods, new spreads to help open up special topics, interviews with some of the decks I own, and general thoughts on this work.

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Posts tagged lenormand deck

Deck Interview: Scrying Ink Lenormand

The Scrying Ink Lenormand explains the great value of its dual divinatory methods in this deck interview showing the precision of the Lenormand to help us create necessary changes in life.

Musings, Deck interviewsThomas the HermitJanuary 4, 2022deck interview, indie deck, lenormand, lenormand deck, lenormand interview, Siolo Thompson, scrying, Scrying Ink Lenormand, watercolors, transformation Comments

Introducing the Life Line Lenoracle

I’ve created another single-line(ish) deck, the Life Line Lenoracle. It’s a 54+-card 3-in-1 deck of oracle guidance that’s also perfect for Lenormand fans and playing card lovers.

My decksThomas the HermitApril 14, 2021single-line art, art, artist, indie deck, Walter Crane, lenormand, lenormand deck, oracle, oracle decks, life line, life line tarot, life line lenoracle, lenoracleComment

Deck Interview: Green Glyphs Lenormand

Lenormand decks don’t usually work quite the same way as tarot cards, so my usual deck interview model might seem strange at first. But as always, the Green Glyphs Lenormand delivers.

Musings, Deck interviewsThomas the HermitAugust 27, 2020spirituality, deck interview, indie deck, psychic development, psychic energy, lenormand, green glyphs, lenormand deck, lenormand interview, green glyphs lenormand, everyday magic, mundane mattersComment