Learning tarot is many things. It is exciting, it is inspiring, it is expansive...but it can also be daunting, overwhelming and confusing as hell. And, as you journey further into your practice, there will inevitably come times when you just hit a wall.

Before the advent of residential internet, you only had a few options - whatever books you could get your hands on, a mentor or someone else to teach you, classes if they were available in your area or a direct line to divinity itself.

Now, all of those options are still available today, but we have the added resource of the internet. This is great and this is also terrible, as with most things - it is dual. It is great because it means more information is available, but it’s terrible because it means sifting through a lot of information that isn’t useful, relevant or accurate.

On March 17th, doors open to our SEVENTH(!) year of Pull Pen Paint - A 10-month journey of Self-Discovery using signs, symbols, and systems in your spiritual and creative practice. I just sent an email newsletter with all the details, but I know not all our readers are on that so I wanted to make sure I share in this space as well.

The program is open for registration and students are already making handmade journals; organizing binders; and gathering their oracle & tarot decks, crystals, art supplies, woo-woo tools, and other goodies for a dive into learning more about who they are and how they move through the world. They are all connecting to their intuitive voices as they prepare for the opening circle on March 17th.