Tag: divination

The Beginner’s Tarot Course – July 2017 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Dear tarot enthusiasts, many of you have asked about the next Beginner’s Tarot course, and I am very happy to say that we have finally scheduled it! I have expanded the course and it is now a three-day weekend course from July 21st to 23rd, 2017. There will be new material covered and the course will be more interactive. Inclusive of meals, a tarot deck, and all course materials! Please see details below. Tarot is a method of divination that has been used all over the world for centuries. It has been used for finding solutions to mundane problems, enhancing creativity, […]

Posted June 22, 2017
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It’s Our 2nd Anniversary! Celebrate with 20% Off All Tarot & Numerology Readings This Month!

Happy 2nd Birthday, Mynas’ Moon! It’s our 2nd anniversary, and we’re celebrating with 20% off all month! Time really flies when you’re having fun! I cannot believe it’s been two years since I started Mynas’ Moon, what a thrilling ride it has been, dear friends! There have been ups and downs, highs and lows, good and bad, and with all the love and support pouring in through everything, Mynas’ Moon has emerged stronger than ever before! The friendships and connections I’ve made in this last two years have been some of the most important ones in my life. I have […]

Posted August 5, 2016
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Connecting to Spirit through Automatic Writing

The following article was featured in the latest Tarosophist International magazine. I have posted the article in its entirety so that my readers may get an idea of how to use automatic writing to connect with their spirit guides. There are many interesting articles about other forms of divination in this special issue of the magazine as well as articles about tarot. If you would like to purchase a copy of the magazine for yourself, you can visit the store here for the black and white version, and here for the color version of the magazine. ————- Connecting to Spirit through Automatic […]

Posted July 23, 2015
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A Midsummer’s Tarot Spread

Midsummer is tomorrow, so I created a spread to look at the period starting from Midsummer, June 21st, until the Fall Equinox on August 1st. The graphic above is simple to understand, but here are the details for the positions of the spread: What is the theme for this period (Midsummer, June 21st, until August 1st)? What have I accomplished previously? What should my current focus be for this period? What represents my goals? What supports me in achieving my goals? What are my inspirations and motivations for achieving these goals? What grounds me? What are my strengths? What […]

Posted June 20, 2015
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Comparing the Three of Swords from different decks

One of the things I love most about collecting tarot decks is the subtle differences of how different decks interpret some of the cards. Artwork is one of the things I look at when deciding to buy a new deck, but the story of the deck is really important too. If you look at the cards below, I have the Three of Swords from three different decks; Shadowscapes Tarot, Dark Fairytale Tarot, and for comparison, the Rider-Waite-Smith, which the first two decks are derived from. Now, the Shadowscapes Tarot is sometimes described as a whimsical deck, in that it’s quite […]

Posted May 3, 2015
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How to use the Pendulum as a Divination tool.

A pendulum can be anything; whether it is a pendant on a necklace or a nail on a piece of string, it can work for you as long as your intentions are clear. To communicate with your pendulum, first make sure that it is motionless, then ask it to show you which direction it will move for “yes” and which direction for “no”. General response of a pendulum (from the Wizards Tarot handbook by Corrine Kenner): Yes – up and down No – back and forth (left and right) Maybe – diagonally from the lower left to the upper […]

Posted September 10, 2014
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Intuition – Is it real? Does it really work?

The first “divination” practice I ever learned was palmistry, and believe it or not, my father was my teacher. The reason I put the word divination between quotation marks is because the practice I learned was less guesswork and more science. Science because once you learned the theory, it can be replicated with every single hand you ever come across, and the results will always be the same. IE. if a particular trait on a particular spot meant something, it means the same thing in every hand you see. (Later on in one of my psychology classes in college, I […]

Posted August 12, 2014
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