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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2024 · 1H 15M

Starlore Arcana

from Wildly Tarot Podcast · host Ettie

In this episode of Wildly Tarot Podcast, Ettie teams up with the amazing Meg (@3am.tarot) to share a candid and heartfelt chat about growing up amidst Christian fundamentalism and their shared trauma of being raised in that culture. Together, they unpack how those experiences shaped their paths to self discovery and their relationship with tarot. Especially with the Devil card. The listener question this week comes from Greg, who is looking for guidance on reconnecting with their distant partner. Meg's talen in creating spreads on the fly is unmatched as they build a reading to help support Greg as he works on communicating with his partner. The deck of the week is the Starlore Arcana by Nitasia Roland with the mass market edition published by Weiser Books . This is a cartomacy-oracle deck with antique celestial vibes based on constellation illustrations from the early 1700s. (Ettie and Meg compare Indie and Mass Market editions of the deck.) Follow Meg on Instagram and check out their website to gain access to their Newsletter, and check out their podcast, Card Talk, for bite sized tarot learning!  Follow Ettie on Instagram and buy a personal reading from them in the Wildly Tarot Shop, and for bonus content support the podcast on Patreon!

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