The Tarot - The story within.
The Tarot of stories.
Encountering the Tarot Wombats of Ursula Vernon at her delightful site, Metal & Magic, I smiled and put my head into a tilting lean of glance and glint contemplating the spread. Strength, The Hanged Man, Page of Swords, Page of Wands, The Fool, The Hermit. Hm. Anyway. Did she pick 'em in this order? Having, on 13 April, put ( Read more... )
Encountering the Tarot Wombats of Ursula Vernon at her delightful site, Metal & Magic, I smiled and put my head into a tilting lean of glance and glint contemplating the spread. Strength, The Hanged Man, Page of Swords, Page of Wands, The Fool, The Hermit. Hm. Anyway. Did she pick 'em in this order? Having, on 13 April, put ( Read more... )
Thanks for the response (however did you find this blog?). Rereading now what I wrote a year ago I have the feel I could better the text a bit. Hm? Well, anyway, this last year I've had the opportunity to play around quite a bit with the Tarot on account of Diana (who collaborated with me recently in the writing of a couple of songs, see "Reflection"). Well, Diana and I have been playing this structure every other night, for almost a year now, and we've had a lot of fun in the creating of a story (of four phrases, that's four archetypes to end every draw - four's enough, like 'a the four corners of the universe, I guess) to fit our moods and thinkings of the day. It all boils down to having the evolutionary structure (delineated by Timothy Leary in his "The Game of Life") in the back of ones head - and of course the philosophy of Yoga (that I endeavour to teach) is a good fulcrum for it all, allowing for the reflective faculties of the mind to plumb the depths of the intuitively intuitive impulses that are accentuated by the Tarot spread. Wah, well. I'm glad you appreciate my ideas.
Alby
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