Burn Your Shit with Tarot Lori

We all would like to look into the future and know if we’ll win the lotto or meet that tall, dark stranger. But let's face it, a Ouiji board won’t cut it past middle school. We can't  know definitively what the future holds, but we do know someone who can help us shed some light on the path ahead. This week Rebecca and Lana consult with Tarot Lori to understand how tarot can be used as a tool for empowerment, self-discovery and personal growth. Lori Dyan, AKA Tarot Lori, has been reading tarot for over thirty years. She has an international clientele—from CEOs, to celebrities to CIA operatives—and a dedicated Instagram following. Despite being mentored by a actual crystal-ball-gazing witch, Lori is not your average tarot card reader. Her tagline, “Woo Woo Without the Cuckoo,” reflects her modern and accessible style of tarot. Because Lori is a member of the Peguis band (from Cree and Ojibwe descent), her lineage is woven throughout her work—it is the source of her magic. As well as offering online readings and workshops worldwide, Lori is a popular media guest, keynote speaker and event entertainer.Her new book,  ‘Burn Your Shit - The Life Changing Magic of Rituals’, will be available this May from Harper Collins. Key Points5:40.        Archetypes tap into collective unconscious6:35        'It's My Turn'7:14         Cards Provide a Guide8:42         Unleashed9:41         Tarot gives you Bread Crumbs10:15      Universal Commonalities 11:19       Full Moon Ritual AKA 'Burn Your Shit'12:21       Mission - Inspire, Empower, Enlighten14:10       How It Works15:12       Woo Woo PSA16:13       Rituals Are Self Care22:24       Core Root of ProblemsTuning In24:02       Get Quiet24:27       Loving Yourself in this Moment24:32       Be CuriousLinksTarot Lori Website@tarotloriBurn Your Shit - The Life Changing Magic of RitualsWhere We're At is produced by Lisa Lightbourn.Like, Follow, Subscribe and Share WHERE WE'RE AT, wherever you get your podcasts. InstagramYouTubeLinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.