Unveiling card spread
The perfect pairing with this week's Tarot episode on the TTD podcast
Hello!
Thank you for all your support last week for the brand new show Things That Die! And for all your shares and reviews…
So much so.. IF YOU REVIEW THE NEW SHOW BEFORE THE END OF THE MONTH YOU’LL BE ENTERED AS A THANK YOU TO WIN A 30 MIN 1-1 SESSION WITH ME :-)
THIS WEEK’S EPISODE…is a panel chat with my two favourite tarot readers. Sarah Gottesdiener & Rashunda Tramble.
Reimagining the Death card in the Tarot
In this episode we discuss:
What questions to ask yourself when the Death card appears?
The gifts of the death card
Mediumship & connecting to a loved one
How Temperance & The Hanged Man impact the meaning of the death card.
Sarah & Rashunda share how death has impacted and what it has taught them in their own lives.
You can also watch the episode on YouTube
Here’s a little clip :-)
Already listened? Leave a comment on your takeaways
AND THE PERFECT PAIRING TO GO WITH THIS EPISODE IS THIS MONTH’S CARD SPREAD.
YOU CAN USE THESE QUESTIONS AS A CARD SPREAD WITH YOUR FAVOURITE TAROT OR ORACLE CARD DECK. Maybe the death card will appear?
Or you can also use them as reflection/journal prompts too!
CARD ONE- What is here to be unveiled?
CARD TWO- What secrets need to be brought into the light?
CARD THREE- What does the energy of the second half of the year have for you?
CARD FOUR - What emotions need to bubble over to support you in your transformation?
CARD FIVE - Where is the energy of action supporting you this month?
CARD SIX- What future vision wishes to be unveiled?
CARD SEVEN- What is the tension/friction here to teach you?
ENJOY THE SPREAD!
And enjoy this week’s episode!
I would love to hear your thoughts on the episode!
Lots of love
Nat xo
I really loved the point that Sarah Gottesdiener made about death not being the end, especially for those with mediumship abilities. I also especially appreciated the line of inquiry Rashunda Tramble introduced in death’s opposite being birth.
It reminded me of two things:
Once, I heard Martha Beck say: “The opposite of death is birth. Life has no opposite.”
And it also reminded me of hiking in a forest. Here in the Pacific Northwest, you often see felled trees, some as wide as you are tall. It’s hard to see them as truly “dead” tho, because they’re immediately decaying to support new life: moss, mushrooms, nesting habitats for birds, new SAPLINGS borrowing the root systems of their forebears.
Life has no opposite, indeed.
Thanks for the great interview, to all three of you! Excited for more.
@Shelby Bach - I immediately thought of the same Martha Beck quote!
The thought that followed was how Life could be viewed as a Liminal Space between the two; the place or state of change or transition.
Both Sarah and Rashunda beautifully highlighted the Thoth Tarot's depiction of Death as Vitality and Living. And as Heraclitus said, "change is the only constant in life."
My natal Aquarius Sun (6th House) squares my natal Uranus in Scorpio (4th House), so I am literally here for all the Transformations this Life has to offer; the more sudden, unexpected and even choatic, the better ;o)
Thank you, Natalie for this episode, for the Things That Die Podcast, for this Energy & Endings Community and all of your offerings.
With Gratitude,
Carie