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@Muir I did see, yes 😊 and the more the merrier there and on my thread. I'm always happy to share my love of Chesca's art and the Greenwood Tarot.

Oooooh!!!! @ilweran! What a nice surprise!! I recommended the fb group here :D Did you see it? Wonderful if we can join your thread <3

I'm very happy for people to post on my thread. I'm also the admin of the Chesca Potter Facebook group 😄 nice to see you here!

Hi, @Crystalsandcards Welcome to the forum! You say you've been studying for the past 7 months or so. Is that tarot you've been studying? Maybe crystals as well? Is there anything in particular you wanted to 'find' here on the forum? The setup can be a bit intimidating at first, although...fear not! ...the folks here are very kind and helpful. BTW, I'm also in the UK ...Scotland. So we're in the same time zone.

Hello @Crystalsandcards welcome to the TT&M Family

That's exactly what I get.

Welcome @Crystalsandcards If you want to practice, you'll find lots of opportunity. Visit regularly as sometimes people will post their readings for assistance, and keep your eyes on the reading circles See you around!

Welcome and good luck! I know next to nothing about Essex, except for the alleged descent from the Old Norse/Anglo-Saxon god Seaxneat, the activity of St. Cedd and the alleged prevalence of chavs. Old county Essex was eaten by Greater London in the last few generations, wasn't it?

Thank you

I get an error message at that link: Oops! The page you are trying to access is not available for your account. Error code: 2C350/2

Thank you for the clarification! English isn't my first language either, and I can see the familiar situation when an English word resembles a word one is more familiar with, but with another sense.

Nor am I, and I am fully paid up. I go to "all clubs" and see a total of four. This is exactly the kind of thing that says to me - please leave things as they are,

Welcome, it’s lovely to meet you!

I recently tried the Celtic cross in my last class however as a newbie recalling these positions is quite daunting. I have in my basket a table cloth with the Celtic cross i will try for practice. Are there any other mats or cloths with different spreads available as a tool to get confidence?

Hi all, i am candys joined today looking for people to practice with. i have been learning around 7 months in a monthly in person class. I am unsure how this will work online so i need a helping hand where to check next.

I'm not allowed to see the link...

Hello @cspacediva welcome to the TT&M Family

What is wrong with the way it is ? It works fine.

Welcome Jessie @cspacediva 😃

Welcome to the community @Mark Glad you found us here 😃

Hi Everyone! I'm Jessie from the Pacific Northwest US. I bought my first real tarot deck, Tarot of the Spirit, in 1995 when I was 21, although I've been dabbling in cartomancy since middle school. I was a pretty active collector from around 1999-2009, before I had a kid and a mortgage and found myself with neither the spare cash nor the spare time to keep that up. I'm much more selective these days, with a preference for colorful and nature-based decks. I enjoyed keeping up with world of tarot on Insta, Tarot Tube, and reddit.

It'll develop, and you do not strike me as the type to ignore it when it does. You'll detect a principle or a set of them at work behind the stuff you "play", and you'll see it with your own eyes, and that will enrich your practice - that's how it was for each of us. About your dear voice: It's a good one, from my perspective, and I want that to be known. Why I'm a tad bit on the fence here is for in reading cards, strict adherence simply doesn't do the job in the long run, it falls short inadvertedly, and when it does, it does so nasty, and that goes no matter how good the material adhered to. Some end up abandoning the cards altogether, locking the journey away like some trauma, which need not be if playfulness is there from the start - which doesn't mean being cheeky or disrespectful. You can easily go overboard from freedom, too, but whatever it is, it withers without. And for a reader to truly be nourished by their craft, it needs to have them in there, present and true as they are, and that's a job one can only do oneself. Additionally, it is a job that needs to be done - and for whatever trouble it may invite in the beginning, given that your heart is true in its desire to learn, it is still worth it considered how hard it'll be to do later on, for it'll regularly introduce itself nasty. Like, nasty. I'd rather not come around preachy here but if that is so, it is so - I've been thinking "If only..." on this matter far too often in hindsight to leave it unadressed. Also, there's an additional issue concerning Andy's books: There is this strange phenomenon happening that after one got published, Andy's pop up left 'n right. If he ain't some species of mushroom, being that Andy can only be done by @timtoldrum. I am not too sure if that is the kind of surge he wants his books to create - If it is, it's well hidden, to date they certainly did not read like that.

Hey @Mark welcome to the TT&M Family. You are correct, we do not allow self-promo unless in the self-promo forum. Therefore I removed your link. 🤗

I have had tarot cards for many years now. Never really figured out how they worked really. But have a background in IT and website deployment as well as systems backup and maintenance. So with that background I created a project on Github. Don't know if I am allow to post a link to it?? Anyway, I learn through doing and this has given me food for thought. I used some of the classical methods that I scrapped from the information on the Golden Dawn and Alister Crowley. Ai did the rest. I know that some of you probably hate AI, and I completely understand. But as I said learn from doing and a bit lazy... Anyway thought I would come check out some communities, so here I am.

New one out by Nell Grey: I have it but haven't read it yet. Looks like fun. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lost-Diary-Jazmin-Virgo/dp/B0HJMMWB3C