Tarot Tuesdays, anyone?

[goodbyebird]

I think it would be fun to see folks posting a bit more about tarot on DW, and I've spotted quite a few tarot tags on youtube that let folks ramble on or show off their cards. I've collected a few in the post for handy copy pasting, should the mood strike =)

GENERAL

13 Real Tarot Questions (MaryGraceFahrun)
<b>What is Tarot to you?</b> <b>Do you read for yourself? For others?</b> <b>With what frequency do you read Tarot for yourself?</b> <b>What types of readings do you do? </b> <b>Regarding what types of things do you typically consult Tarot?</b> <b>How would you classify yourself as a reader? I.e. Book meanings, experiential, figurative, literal, etc.</b> <b>What types of questions do you ask Tarot?</b> <b>What questions do you never ask Tarot? </b> <b>Who do you think you are engaging with/speaking with when you read Tarot? </b> <b>What other knowledge/experience do you apply to Tarot readings? I.e. Astrology, numerology, religion, mythology, psychology, etc. </b> <b>Tarot is "the book of life". Where else in your world/life do you witness Tarot?</b> <b>Have you experienced where Tarot has correctly predicted the future? How did you feel when it came to pass? </b> <b>If you are a witch or magical practitioner, how (if applicable) does Tarot fit in your magical practice?</b>


Tarot habits (SarahArcana)
<b>What is your regular tarot routine? </b> <b>Do you do readings for any particular occasions/observances? </b> <b>How do you shuffle? </b> <b>Do you have rules about what kinds of questions you ask/answer? </b> <b>Spreads or no? </b> <b>Reversals or no? </b> <b>Multiple decks or no? </b>


MORE COLLECTION FOCUSED

My Gratitude Decks (moonflowermoments‬.youtube)
<b>The deck that has stood by my side through my darkest moments (like a sister)</b> <b>The deck that has told me the hardest truths</b> <b>The deck that gave me language for my feelings</b> <b>The deck that opened my eyes to what I could be</b> <b>The deck that dared me to live</b> <b>The deck that celebrated my biggest victories</b> <b>The deck that taught me the importance of stillness</b> <b>The deck that gave me more questions than answers</b> <b>The deck that taught me to notice the magic in the mundane</b> <b>The deck that encourages me to embrace levity</b> <b>The deck that shifted my practice</b> <b>The deck that jumpstarted a creative project</b>

Tarot Through Movie Genres (lucid_moons‬)
<b>Sci Fi </b> <b>Horror</b> <b>Romance</b> <b>Thriller</b> <b>Mystery</b> <b>Action </b> <b>Fantasy</b> <b>Comedy</b> <b>Drama</b> <b>Documentary</b> <b>Animated Film</b> <b>Western</b> <b>Black & White </b>

My Tarot Identity (carriesmysticalmusings)
<b>The deck that matches your outward aesthetic...think home decor, wardrobe, your style</b> <b>The deck that fits a hidden or guilty-pleasure aesthetic you secretly love and rarely show</b> <b>The deck that totally matches your personality</b> <b>The deck that represents a fun fact or something unique about you</b> <b>The deck that feels like your alter ego</b> <b>The deck that fits how you are as a bestie</b> <b>The deck that represents a place you'd love to live, or a dream vacation</b> <b>The deck that brings out your creative side</b> <b>The deck that represents the landscape in your dreams</b> <b>The deck that represents your life currently....this deck captures your mood, energy, or season of life at this moment.</b>

Dark Academia Tarot (tarotgeektv)
<b>Secret of the Library: The deck that captivates you with its mysteries and hidden depths.</b> <b>Inkwell and Quill: A deck that inspires you creatively, like the pages of an old leather-bound journal (your muse deck).</b> <b>Eternal Autumn: A deck that captures the melancholy and beauty of fall, embodying the bittersweet nature of change.</b> <b>Philosophers Stone: A deck that aids in mental transformation.</b> <b>Candlelight in the Shadows: A deck that is ideal for reading by candlelight late at night.</b> <b>Ghosts of the Past: A sentimental deck</b> <b>Scholarly pursuits: A tarot deck you use to study, learn, and gain a deeper comprehension of the cards.</b> <b>Moonlit Daydream: The deck that reminds you of forgotten fantasies that linger in your head at midnight.</b> <b>Wuthering Heights: A deck that stirs intense emotions, like a gothic romance novel.</b> <b>The Ivy-Covered Tower: This deck evokes the spirit of your most beloved mentor.</b> <b>Golden Sunset: Which deck reminds you of the last pleasures you get to endure during the summer’s waning hours? A liminal deck.</b> <b>Whispers under the Oak Tree: Which deck makes you think of the timeless truths that lurk and hide in the depths of our souls?</b>

Tarot Academy Awards (fairlighttarot)
<b>Best Screenplay: a deck with a great guidebook that stands out in a sea of boring Little White Books</b> <b>Best Special FX: a deck that is visually out of this world</b> <b>Best Costume Design: a deck that shows outstanding attention to details.</b> <b>Best Photography: a deck that has achieved an outstanding result in capturing the images</b> <b>Best Actor (non-gender specific) in a Leading Role: a Tarot deck that is most prominent in expressing human nature</b> <b>Best Actor (non-gender specific) in a Supporting Role: an Oracle deck that is most prominent in expressing human nature</b> <b>Best Documentary: a deck that excels in portraying the everyday life</b> <b>Best Director: a creator that has shown outstanding results in the coordination of the entire production, from card stock to artstyle to guidebook</b> <b>Best Movie in a Foreign Language: a deck that excels in all the categories presented and that is awarded for lifetime achievement</b> <b>Best Movie (English Language): a deck that excels in all the categories presented and that is awarded for lifetime achievement (English Language)</b>

Comments

[elf]

I like the idea of Tarot Tuesdays, although recently, most of my tarot use has been for gaming - I collect solo TTRPGs, and there are quite a few of them that use tarot decks instead of dice or playing cards.

I've acquired a couple of decks specifically for gaming; I didn't want to use my normal divination decks for these.

I could put together a post with a list of tarot-based games, if people would be interested in that.

[goodbyebird]

I think I've picked up a couple of those myself from an itch bundle a while back. Eventually I'd like to use tarot for creativity as well, and I suspect solo RPGs would be of help there. I'm sure folks would like to hear about you experiences with those.