The more I understand the many esoteric disciplines connected to Tarot, the better I have become as a reader. Now, it's all about the feeling. Some might call this feeling "flow," while others might call it "Arwen," or even curiosity in its lightest form. Some, like myself, prefer to call it "Spirit," as in the Spirit of the experience. No matter how you approach your practice of Tarot, I encourage you to open your mind to the myriad possibilities that can arise from embracing alternative philosophies.

Ah, love! That delicious, maddening, heart-throbbing adventure we all crave. Whether you’re swiping right on dating apps, looking for The One, or navigating the ups and downs of a long-term relationship, the Tarot is here to spill all the tea.

The Hierophant represents spiritual authority, tradition, and the pursuit of knowledge. Typically depicted as a religious figure, often a pope or high priest, The Hierophant sits between two pillars, symbolising stability and duality. He holds a triple cross, indicating spiritual dominion over the physical, mental, and spiritual realms.

Ready to up your tarot game? Of course, you are! Whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting out, I've got some lesser-known tips and tricks that will have you reading like a pro in no time. Buckle up, buttercup, because we're diving deep into the tarot treasure trove today. Let’s get into it!