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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2025 · 11 MIN

02 - Tarot - A Living Oracle of Symbols and Stories

from The Margaret De-Petro Podcast · host Margaret De-Petro

Tarot is more than cards. It’s a mirror for the soul, a bridge between past and future, and a map of the Fool’s Journey that we all walk.In this episode, I share how Tarot first found me back in 1986, and how its history stretches from medieval Italy to modern mystics. You’ll hear about the secret symbols, the forbidden years when Tarot was banned, and the artists who transformed it into the rich oracle we know today.Together, we’ll explore why a card doesn’t just show a picture but pulls you in, whispering archetypal truths. We’ll uncover how the Major and Minor Arcana tell the story of life itself, and why Tarot continues to speak across centuries as a guide to awakening and self-discovery.By the end, you may never look at a deck of cards in the same way again.You can support the show by buying me a coffee HEREYou can join the VIP, subscriber only PRIVATE podcast HEREVisit margaretdepetro.com to book a Tarot reading, explore courses, or step deeper into your own journey.Leave a VOICEMAIL for Margaret HEREEdited with precision by Mike at Making Digital Real

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