by Theresa Reed | Feb 9, 2013 | Tarot Card By Card, Tarot Lessons
Want to learn new meanings for tarot in a fun, hip and modern way? Â Sick of the “standard” interpretations? I hear ya. Â After a while, it becomes one big ole tarot snoozefest. Â Meh. I’m going to shake things up a bit and put my own urban slant on...
by Theresa Reed | Mar 13, 2011 | Tarot Business, Tarot Lessons, Tarot Profession
A SPECIAL CONTEST FOR YOUNG TAROT READERS I want to start this out by saying that I am a huge fan of The Apprentice. Â My late mother and I used to get endless pleasure from discussing the show and speculating on who would win. Â (For the record, I was always right as I...
by Theresa Reed | Nov 17, 2010 | Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Cards, Tarot Lessons, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading, The Deck And Book Nook
I consider myself to be a very straightforward woman. I’m the type that won’t mince words and will tell you if your breath smells like cat litter. It’s just how I roll. And I happen to like books that have an honest and no b.s. tone as well. You’ll find that here...
by Theresa Reed | Nov 2, 2010 | Tarot, Tarot Business, Tarot Lessons, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading
Learning the tarot can be a tricky and intimidating affair. Although there are many good books on the market, there is nothing like one-on-one guidance from someone who has experience. Getting help from a mentor can make the journey smoother – especially if you...
by Theresa Reed | Oct 28, 2010 | Book Reviews, Tarot, Tarot Books, Tarot Cards, Tarot Lessons, The Deck And Book Nook
Even though I have been reading tarot for many years, I still read a lot of tarot books. Â And you may be surprised to hear that I read plenty of beginner’s books. Â The reason why is this – each author has a different take or method for learning tarot and I...
by Theresa Reed | Jul 21, 2010 | Tarot, Tarot Community, Tarot Lessons, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading
One of the hardest things about working in the tarot field is the isolation that some of us feel. Â Often times we find ourselves without peers – especially those who may live in a rural area. Â It’s not easy to connect but thanks to the advent of the...
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