Today on CARD TALK, I’ll cover:
-what tarot correspondences are
-when tarot correspondences can be helpful
-where tarot correspondences come from
-the correspondences that I use in my own tarot practice
-how to get started with tarot correspondences

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Resources for correspondences:
On Elemental Dignities from Benebell Wen
Elemental Dignities from Little Red Tarot
Golden Dawn Correspondences from Mary K Greer
Tarot Correspondences in the Major Arcana from Pagan Grimoire
Devils & Digits
Bee Scolnick
Theresa Reed
Austin Coppock Tarot Astrology series
Herbcrafter’s Tarot
Elements email course
Tarot Correspondences: Ancient Secrets for Everyday Readers by T. Susan Chang
Tarot Elements: Correspondences & Working With Essential Dignities from Labyrinthos
Lindsay Fauntleroy
And my book, Finding the Fool, includes numerological and elemental correspondences for every card in the deck, along with astrological correspondences for the majors!

For more on Meg, check out 3amtarot.com, and order your copy of Finding the Fool through Bookshop.org or your favorite local bookstore. Find episode transcripts and more over on the CARD TALK website.

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CARD TALK is written, edited, and produced by Meg Jones Wall of 3am.tarot. Theme music created by PaulYudin.

Today on CARD TALK, I’ll cover:
-what tracking your tarot readings means
-why and when tracking can be helpful
-how to start thinking about what information to track
-different methods for tracking your tarot practice
-tips to get you started

If you're looking for ready-made resources and tools:
-Printable worksheets, journal pages, and grimoire pages
-Notion templates
-Tarot tracking spreadsheet template
-Tarot Coloring Book by Theresa Reed
-Tarot stickers

For more on Meg, check out 3amtarot.com, and order your copy of Finding the Fool through Bookshop.org or your favorite local bookstore.

Find episode transcripts and more over on the CARD TALK website.

Love what you’re hearing? Support the pod with a one-time donation or recurring subscription, and please subscribe, review, and tell your friends!

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CARD TALK is written, edited, and produced by Meg Jones Wall of 3am.tarot. Theme music created by PaulYudin.

Today on CARD TALK, I’ll cover:
-what clarifying cards are
-when they're helpful — and when they're not
-how to introduce this technique to your practice
-what reversals are
-different ways to read them
-tips for trying out reversals in your readings

Next Level Tarot & the 3am.tarot Conservatory both include additional resources for navigating confusing tarot readings.

Clarifying Cards with Tarot & Oracle by Isaac Cotec for HeroRise
Five Ways to Use Clarifying Cards by Christiana Gaudet
The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals by Mary K. Greer
How to Interpret Reversed Cards by Tina Gong for Labyrinths
Why I Don't Read Reversals by Rashunda Tramble

For more on Meg, check out 3amtarot.com, and order your copy of Finding the Fool through Bookshop.org or your favorite local bookstore.

Find episode transcripts and more over on the CARD TALK website.

Love what you’re hearing? Support the pod with a one-time donation or recurring subscription, and please subscribe, review, and tell your friends!

Support the show

CARD TALK is written, edited, and produced by Meg Jones Wall of 3am.tarot. Theme music created by PaulYudin.