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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)

What is Tarot to you?

Do you read for yourself? For others?

With what frequency do you read Tarot for yourself?

What types of readings do you do?

Regarding what types of things do you typically consult Tarot?

How would you classify yourself as a reader? I.e. Book meanings, experiential, figurative, literal, etc.
 
What types of questions do you ask Tarot?

What questions do you never ask Tarot?

Who do you think you are engaging with/speaking with when you read Tarot?

What other knowledge/experience do you apply to Tarot readings? I.e. Astrology, numerology, religion, mythology, psychology, etc.

Tarot is "the book of life". Where else in your world/life do you witness Tarot?

Have you experienced where Tarot has correctly predicted the future? How did you feel when it came to pass?

If you are a witch or magical practitioner, how (if applicable) does Tarot fit in your magical practice?

Tarot habits (

SarahArcana)

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My Gratitude Decks (

moonflowermoments‬.youtube)

Tarot Through Movie Genres (

lucid_moons‬)

My Tarot Identity (

carriesmysticalmusings)

Dark Academia Tarot (

tarotgeektv)

Secret of the Library: The deck that captivates you with its mysteries and hidden depths.

Inkwell and Quill: A deck that inspires you creatively, like the pages of an old leather-bound journal (your muse deck).

Eternal Autumn: A deck that captures the melancholy and beauty of fall, embodying the bittersweet nature of change.

Philosophers Stone: A deck that aids in mental transformation.

Candlelight in the Shadows: A deck that is ideal for reading by candlelight late at night.

Ghosts of the Past: A sentimental deck

Scholarly pursuits: A tarot deck you use to study, learn, and gain a deeper comprehension of the cards.

Moonlit Daydream: The deck that reminds you of forgotten fantasies that linger in your head at midnight.

Wuthering Heights: A deck that stirs intense emotions, like a gothic romance novel.

The Ivy-Covered Tower: This deck evokes the spirit of your most beloved mentor.

Golden Sunset: Which deck reminds you of the last pleasures you get to endure during the summer’s waning hours? A liminal deck.

Whispers under the Oak Tree: Which deck makes you think of the timeless truths that lurk and hide in the depths of our souls?

Tarot Academy Awards (

fairlighttarot)

Best Screenplay: a deck with a great guidebook that stands out in a sea of boring Little White Books

Best Special FX: a deck that is visually out of this world

Best Costume Design: a deck that shows outstanding attention to details.

Best Photography: a deck that has achieved an outstanding result in capturing the images

Best Actor (non-gender specific) in a Leading Role: a Tarot deck that is most prominent in expressing human nature

Best Actor (non-gender specific) in a Supporting Role: an Oracle deck that is most prominent in expressing human nature

Best Documentary: a deck that excels in portraying the everyday life

Best Director: a creator that has shown outstanding results in the coordination of the entire production, from card stock to artstyle to guidebook

Best Movie in a Foreign Language: a deck that excels in all the categories presented and that is awarded for lifetime achievement

Best Movie (English Language): a deck that excels in all the categories presented and that is awarded for lifetime achievement (English Language)

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