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On episode 78 of Outside The Studio:
What is so special about tarot readings? Get your deck ready as Tessa Tovar, Jannie Brown, and James Brown chat about all things tarot. What is tarot used for and why it isn't about divination? Why did James Brown make specific artistic choices for The Sacred Web Tarot Deck and how is
it different from others? Jannie Bui Brown has been a yoga teacher for over 20 years. Her practice is infused with her deep connection with tarot reading, gemstones, and the chakra system. She is also an artist creating healing jewelry. James Brown IV is an artist, the founder
of Spontaneous Productions and has spent the last few years drawing, reading tarot, writing scripts, and creating original comic content. Timestamps (00:40) Jannie Brown (01:45) James Brown (05:20) Introducing the Sacred Web Tarot deck
(07:20) What's the major arcana? (10:35) The Death card (12:55) Reverse readings (16:55) Readings for others (18:30) Why a three-card spread? (20:25) As above, so below (24:20) History of Tarot (30:10) First experiences reading runes and
Tarot (37:15) How to ask questions (43:30) Vibe check, pulling a card! (50:30) James's thoughts on card design (55:00) Poetry inspirations (1:00:30) Closing thoughts Key Takeaways 1. Tarot is more about the intention,
rather than divination. The focus is on holding space for reflection as you yourself already know the answers to any questions you may have. Tarot may not reveal your future or the exact steps as it is a tool for resonance and connection with yourself. It is less about the question and
more about being present. 2. The Death card is often misunderstood with negative connotations at first glance as it sounds scary, especially to those unfamiliar to tarot. In reality, the Death card is often a positive note, symbolizing the end of a major phase or aspect of life that
may not be serving you. Letting go and releasing can lead to positive transitions to clear the old and bring in the new. The Sacred Web Tarot deck made a point to have no scary cards in the deck so as to make it inviting to all. 3. "As above, so below," is inscribed in the
case of The Sacred Web Tarot Deck, meaning there is balance between the spiritual and the material world; they exist simultaneously. Let us meet in the sacred center with balance the way light and shadow cannot exist without the other. Connect with Jannie Brown and James
Brown Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredwebtarot/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredwebtarot Website: https://sacredwebtarot.com/ Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sacred-Web-Tarot-Jannie-Brown/dp/0063205556 Connect with
Tessa TovarWebsite: https://tessatovar.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessamarietovar/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tessa-tovar-baa27613 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TBenedicktus
What is so special about tarot readings? Get your deck ready as Tessa Tovar, Jannie Brown, and James Brown chat about all things tarot. What is tarot used for and why it isn't about divination? Why did James Brown make specific artistic choices for The Sacred Web Tarot Deck and how is
it different from others? Jannie Bui Brown has been a yoga teacher for over 20 years. Her practice is infused with her deep connection with tarot reading, gemstones, and the chakra system. She is also an artist creating healing jewelry. James Brown IV is an artist, the founder
of Spontaneous Productions and has spent the last few years drawing, reading tarot, writing scripts, and creating original comic content. Timestamps (00:40) Jannie Brown (01:45) James Brown (05:20) Introducing the Sacred Web Tarot deck
(07:20) What's the major arcana? (10:35) The Death card (12:55) Reverse readings (16:55) Readings for others (18:30) Why a three-card spread? (20:25) As above, so below (24:20) History of Tarot (30:10) First experiences reading runes and
Tarot (37:15) How to ask questions (43:30) Vibe check, pulling a card! (50:30) James's thoughts on card design (55:00) Poetry inspirations (1:00:30) Closing thoughts Key Takeaways 1. Tarot is more about the intention,
rather than divination. The focus is on holding space for reflection as you yourself already know the answers to any questions you may have. Tarot may not reveal your future or the exact steps as it is a tool for resonance and connection with yourself. It is less about the question and
more about being present. 2. The Death card is often misunderstood with negative connotations at first glance as it sounds scary, especially to those unfamiliar to tarot. In reality, the Death card is often a positive note, symbolizing the end of a major phase or aspect of life that
may not be serving you. Letting go and releasing can lead to positive transitions to clear the old and bring in the new. The Sacred Web Tarot deck made a point to have no scary cards in the deck so as to make it inviting to all. 3. "As above, so below," is inscribed in the
case of The Sacred Web Tarot Deck, meaning there is balance between the spiritual and the material world; they exist simultaneously. Let us meet in the sacred center with balance the way light and shadow cannot exist without the other. Connect with Jannie Brown and James
Brown Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredwebtarot/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredwebtarot Website: https://sacredwebtarot.com/ Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sacred-Web-Tarot-Jannie-Brown/dp/0063205556 Connect with
Tessa TovarWebsite: https://tessatovar.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessamarietovar/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tessa-tovar-baa27613 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TBenedicktus
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