From Root to Crown: Chakras in Tarot Practice

from Kinship Tarot Hosted by Anna Baum and Lauren Maul

In this episode of Kinship Tarot, hosts Lauren and Anna dive into the fascinating world of Chakras and their connection to Tarot. They begin by exploring the history and significance of chakras, originating from ancient Indian traditions. Discussing how chakras have been integrated into contemporary practices of healing and tarot, they look at different interpretations of the alignment between tarot cards and the seven chakras. This episode includes a special chakra tarot spread designed by Anna to help identify and release blockages. Lauren and Anna round things off with tips on incorporating chakras into witchy practices, including the use of chakra stones, crystals, and yoga poses to enhance energy flow and healing.

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