Permission to Play

This week on The Tarot Diagnosis Podcast, we thought we might lighten things up a bit and talk about the purpose and need we have for play and to have fun.

“Talk about play” we thought, “It’s going to be so cheery!”

Enter Page of Cups Reversed, Page of Pentacles, Five of Wands, The Emperor, The Devil, and Three of Swords as the first cards we pull…

Okay, so talking about having fun turns out to be harder than we thought it would be.  But- we are so glad we did!

Join us as we talk though some therapy theory, talk about the magic of sand trays, and get real about how what we sometimes think is fun, actually isn’t.  We felt a lot better after this conversation, and we hope you will, too!

Speaking of playing…

We had the most fun in our most recent meet up - The Reading Room, a monthly meet up in The Symposium where we take turns practicing reading for one another.  We know, it’s a little nerve wracking trying to read of others when you’ve been focusing mainly on reading tarot for yourself, which is why we carved out this very safe, quiet, and playful space where Symposium members can have a supportive place to just try.

If you want to have a gentle place to play and practice tarot with the support and insights of others, you can join The Symposium by clicking here.

And if you’re not ready to play with others yet, don’t forget that we have some fun workbooks in our online shop. Ready for some Tarot for Identity Development? Or Relationship Manifestation? Yes, please!

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Audio Edited by Anthony DiGiacomo of Deep Resonance Sound

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