Deck: Tarot Illuminati by Erik C. Dunne If you’ve ever had a relationship situation that won’t resolve, a decision you can’t seem to get clear about, a state of mind that doesn’t shift, or a job search that keeps stalling… You know the feeling. If any of that sounds familiar, you’ve already met The Hanged Man. In tarot,
Tarot Cards: Tarot Illuminati by Erik C. Dunne The thing about non-duality for someone like me, is that the idea that the world is an illusion actually started working against me. I’d spent 30 years or so passionately exploring consciousness, what life is, who I actually am beneath the roles and reactions. That search led me
The Fool tarot card from Rider Waite Smith deck published by Universal GamesThe Fool isn’t a character in the journey. It’s what you actually are while the journey happens. It behaves more like a position of awareness that moves through the rest of the deck while also standing slightly outside it. In that sense, I see
Tarot Cards: Tarot Illuminati by Erik C. DunneHow much do your choices actually matter? I get asked this a lot. Even when people don’t come out and say it when they come for a tarot reading, it’s quietly circling around the reading. How much can I change? Is this my fate? Philosophers have been arguing about this for
Three Justice cards: Rider-Waite-Smith published by US Games, Gilded Tarot by Ciro Marchetti, Tarot de Marseilles (Conver) by Yoav Ben-Dov Justice. Is there actually any justice in the world? They say “the sun shines on the good and the wicked alike.” But you work hard and struggle to keep up with your bills while there are
The Wheel from the Tarot Illuminati deck by Erik C. Dunne The Wheel of Fortune is often described as the cycle of life, where days turn into weeks, seasons pass, and certainty gives way to uncertainty. But there’s something deeper here. You are not just on the Wheel. You are both the one riding the rim and
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