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Tarot – Mindset #9: PART 1: Using Tarot to Recognize Major Life Lessons & Challenges 

This month’s Mindset represents universal, life-changing experiences that humans encounter. Photo by Steve Bonner.  By Michelle Crandell Major Arcana cards starting with Wheel of Fortune (10) and ending with The World (21) represent universal, life-changing experiences that humans encounter; events that challenge people and provide opportunities for personal growth.  Conversely, these experiences can affect us in harmful or limiting ways, depending on how we understand and cope with them. This is

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Tarot – Mindset #8: Using the Tarot to Understand Patterns in Other People  

This month’s Mindset reflects positive patterns humans demonstrate. Photo by Steve Bonner.  By Michelle CrandellMajor Arcana cards Magician (card 1) through Hermit (card 9) represent patterns we encounter in others throughout our lives. Cards one through nine also reflect positive and negative patterns the Fool may develop through imitation. The Fool (card zero) represents you on your journey toward understanding and coping with other people. Positive patterns humans demonstrate include: 

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Tarot – Mindset #7: Using the Tarot to Understand Your Own Patterns 

In Tarot, these are the 13 challenge cards representing limiting patterns we are stuck in.  By Michelle Crandell In Tarot, the aces through tens of the four suits comprise their own body of wisdom: the Minor Arcana. This “mini-deck” illustrates patterns of problems humans face and solutions to those problems. When reading for yourself, the following mindset will help you assess psychological, interpersonal, energetic, and behavioral challenges and opportunities you are

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Tarot: Mindset #6: Practicing Divergent Thinking 

These three cards would have different meanings in a Past – Present – Future spread vs. a Mind – Body – Spirit spread. Meanings also vary based on the question asked of the cards.  By Michelle Crandell “How is a bird like a shoe?” “How is a pot like an angel?” “List seven uses for a brick.” The process of coming up with responses to these prompts is called divergent thinking.

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Tarot Mindset #5: Reading Tarot Using Dream Interpretation Guidelines 

By Michelle Crandell Dreams are a bridge between inner and outer worlds. So are Tarot readings. When reading for yourself, the “rules” used to interpret dreams can be applied to individual Tarot cards, a single reading, or readings for the same person over time. Some suggestions:  Michelle Crandell provides individual Tarot readings for a fee. Once a year, she teaches LEARN TO READ TAROT. Call if interested in her next class.

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Tarot Mindset #4: Look for Universal Themes in Art and Everyday Life 

When teaching Tarot, Michelle Crandell explores symbolic interpretations of a “flower,” drawn from four different cultures.  By Michelle CrandellWhen I teach Tarot, my students are asked to draw a flower and interpret its meaning. Then, we explore symbolic interpretations of “flower,” drawn from four different cultures.  For example, in Oceanic cultures, the flower’s seed is the past; the stem and leaves are the present; the flower is the future, and

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Tarot Mindset #3: Creating Affirmations 

Affirmations help reprogram a person’s beliefs. Photo by Steve Bonner  By Michelle CrandellAn affirmation is a written or spoken statement about a desired reality, expressed as though it is already true or stated as though it has already happened. For example, “My income increases daily whether I am playing, sleeping, or working.” Guidelines for creating affirmations:  A well-constructed affirmation aligns the thinker with the thought, making it more possible for

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Tarot: Mindset #2 Guided Imagery Meditations 

Meditations are useful in calming and centering the mind. Photo by Steve Bonner  By Michelle Crandell When teaching LEARN TO READ TAROT, I lead students through several guided imagery meditations. Practicing these meditations helps develop the ability to interpret rich, symbolic visual imagery, like the imagery found in the Tarot. Three I use:  Michelle Crandell provides individual Tarot readings for a fee. Once a year, she teaches LEARN TO READ TAROT.

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Tarot Mindset #1: Trust Your Intuition 

If you want more access to intuition, learn to read Tarot. Photo by Steve Bonner By Michelle Crandell A grand idea comes to you out of the blue. A dream comes true in waking life. A small inner voice protects you from harm. Someone who died “sends you a message.” You’re in the right place at the right time. You say “Yes” and everything is “different better” as a result. Someone

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Tarot: When To Have a Tarot Reading 

Choose the best time for your reading. Photo by Steve Bonner  By Michelle Crandell Tarot does not tell the future; the future is not fixed. Readings provide guidance on issues, concerns, or problems the seeker selects. The seeker may see the situation from a different point of view, uncovering hidden aspects of the problem. A reading can indicate the seeker is on the right path to resolution of their concern. When

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Tarot: Purifying Tarot Cards 

There are several ways to purify a Tarot deck. Photo by Steve Bonner  By Michelle Crandell From time to time, Tarot readers purify their decks. Purifying means cleansing the deck of unwanted energy. Purifying a new deck is a common practice, as is purifying a deck right after a reading or before a reading. Here are some purifying strategies.  Michelle Crandell provides individual Tarot readings for a fee. Once a year,

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Tarot: Three Favorite Tarot Decks 

Michelle Crandell shares her insights about various Tarot decks. Card photos by Steve Bonner.  By Michelle CrandellLast month, I shared guidelines for choosing a Tarot deck. This month, I am sharing three kinds of decks I often recommend to my students.  Michelle Crandell provides individual Tarot readings for a fee. Once a year, she teaches LEARN TO READ TAROT. Call if interested in her next class. To learn more, email

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