Hi!

I’m Kerry, 34 and born and raised in Houston, Texas.

 

I've been studying Tarot for almost a year. My divination journey itself began over three years ago when I began studying I Ching. I find both to be such amazing tools for self-discovery, development, and empowerment.

 

I still consider myself a beginner. I'm terrified to read for anyone besides myself and my best friend.  :-[

However, since reading 78 Degrees of Wisdom and seeing Jung's theories applied, my understanding deepens with each reading.

 

I have a bit of an obsession with esoteric knowledge and exploring my own spirituality.

Being raised with no religious guidance is both a blessing and a curse.

 

So with that wall of text, I’ll just say “Howdy y’all” (even though I would never actually say that....)  ;D

 

I look forward to exchanging ideas with my tarot-minded peers!

 

 

Hello DecadentDaydreams[/member] welcome to the TT&M Family  X/ There are several options in this forum to read for others and/or exchange readings. It is a great place for beginners and advanced readers, we are here to help and learn from each other.

Best wishes!

Big welcome DecadentDaydreams  X/ See you around the forum

Hello and welcome, DecadentDaydreams[/member] !  Enjoy the forum. :) <3

Welcome home!

The more I learn the less I know, this is a journey :)

Happy to have the companionship

Welcome to the forum DecadentDaydreams.  :hug:

Welcome, DecadentDayDreams! Glad you are here  ^-^

Welcome!!!

Hi Kerry! Welcome to the forum! X/

 

When you say being raised without religious guidance is both a blessing and a curse, that resonates so much! Although I had the opposite, I was raised uber religious when young, but it was more of a curse than a blessing! X-D sometimes it’s better to explore something willingly when you have the ability to understand it fully, than to have to unlearn toxic thinking you learned when you were too immature to know better!

 

PS not knocking religion at all, just the people who warp it to suit their own bigotry :thumbsup:

sometimes it’s better to explore something willingly when you have the ability to understand it fully, than to have to unlearn toxic thinking you learned when you were too immature to know better!

 

@Faye you summed up my Dad's philosophy perfectly!

 

The same approach I plan on using with my (future) children. Support their curiosity, but never force my beliefs on them. [emoji4]

 

 

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