The Forgotten Half Journal
This is not a space for vague mystical predictions. This is a space for raw unfiltered truth.
I built this journal to tear down the rules society handed you. We are going to look closely at the things you are told to ignore. We are going to do some unnecessary investigation.
Here you will find deep dives into history and forgotten meanings. You will get my personal thoughts on what Tarot actually is and how to use it. There is no clinical jargon here. There is no fortune telling. There is just the practice of using the cards as a mirror to show you exactly what you need to see.
Take what you need. Leave the rest. Start digging.
The Real Story Behind Curiosity and the Cat
Journal Entry I
For three hundred years the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” meant something entirely different. It had absolutely nothing to do with asking questions. Find out how society weaponised a sixteenth century proverb to keep you from doing the real work and the forgotten six words that give you your power back. Read More…
Toxic Tarot Myths
Journal Entry II
Spiritual gatekeeping is BS.
No, your tarot deck doesn’t need to be gifted to you. No, you don’t need to wrap it in pure silk or follow arbitrary rituals to be a "real" practitioner.
These fabricated rules do nothing but breed imposter syndrome and keep you from trusting your intuition. The magic isn't in a piece of expensive velvet ... it's in you.
Consider this your permission slip to ignore the noise. Buy the deck that catches your eye. Toss it in your bag. Use them when you feel called to.
The Card Roast
Journal Entry III
When the Three of Swords shows up, the reaction is almost always an instant flinch. The textbook keywords scream heartbreak, grief, and betrayal.
But what if we stopped looking at those swords as weapons, and started seeing them as surgical tools?
Let's strip away the traditional dread surrounding the tarot's most hated cards. We will explore the raw, unavoidable healing the Three of Swords forces you to confront ... and why it's time to stop running from the cards that are actually trying to help you.
Feed Your Curiosity.
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