Who doesn’t love a fairy tale? I have always loved lore and myths since childhood. The Tarot of the Divine brings both my love of stories and divination together in a beautifully illustrated, multicultural way. There are so many different people represented in each of the card with each story having multiple interpretations and history attached.

Each month I’ll be taking the tarot cards from our collective reading and breaking down the story from each. I’ll be sharing whatever I find as I research more historical information and versions of myths. We’ll also relate the stories to what we’re going through. If you haven’t already go back and listen to our collective reading for the month so you’ll have some context.

Related Research For Each Card;

* Two of wands - https://www.andersonlock.com/blog/god-doors/

* King of Wands - Encyclopedia of Africa, Wikipedia

* Two of coins - http://www.holladaypaganism.com/goddesses/cyclopedia/r/RHPISUNT.HTM

https://wenamethestars.inkleby.com/world/venus

* The Devil - https://warriorsofmyth.fandom.com/wiki/Boitatá