Considering the Courts | Tarot Beyond Tradition #3

[@FernRiver33]

I really enjoyed watching this! I was nerding out right along with you both. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and practices. You compliment each other very well and I cannot wait to see more of your colabs!

[@loum111]

I thought this was a very valuable video. So many great ideas.

[@unazapatilla]

As always, it’s a joy to listen to your reflections and the ways you approach tarot! I resonate a lot with this 💕 thank you! 🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@deckharlot]

29:00 Pages 38:00 Knights 47:50 Queens 52:50 Kings

[@Jen-e-sis]

Appreciate this thank you 🙏

[@Lunarclaireity]

Thanks ladies 🥰 LOVED this (as always ) ♥️♥️♥️

[@Lorna_no]

Thank you! I love this series!

[@tarotwithturid]

I just want to give my gratitude to this beautiful and deep teaching! Honestly - please write the book together, because this resonates beyond any court card book I've ver read. Thank you for your wisdom, and for your time and energy. So grateful. Blessings to you both!

[@twiggalina]

A very interesting video.

[@melaniejayne414]

I know some think its a little cringe to play favorites, but you two in this series is my actual fav collab series of all time on tarot tube. There is soul, experience and balance. So happy to hear you both explore and communicate your tarot perspectives. I am going to try and think of some suggestions / questions for future conversation topics. Really interesting topics so far. Although I may not agree entirely with what you may classify as being traditional. For example - If a reader did something like only interpreting a wand court card to represent a red headed person, I would never consider them capable enough to be classified as a traditional tarot reader. I would consider this reader to be at the most basic level and not off to a good start. Of course a wand court card can represent a red headed person - but if this is all they knew then I would not include them as a reader who knew tarot. I would describe how you both read and interpret tarot as entirely traditional. I think any nuances between readers has always been part of the tradition of tarot. It has a rich history. I imagine that most readings throughout time have been done in alleyways and hidden spaces and they all try and reach the same kind of source. Perhaps my sense of tarots tradition is wider so I do not see anything you have said as beyond or alternative to tradition. Sorry if that sounded cranky. I do really like the series and enjoy your company - just do not see anything that is beyond traditional tarot.

[@MaterMotely]

I've always had issues with significators. This kind of explains why! I just dont fit into one box!

[@Jen-e-sis]

I struggle so hard with court cards

[@pamelabatchelor9204]

I always love to hear how to meet the Court cards. Ive started keeping a list of descriptions that various decks call the Court energy. Ive landed on Maintainer for the Emperor and this name brought the king energy to light for me you are right because in the natural world you can only maintain a world for so long like a season, maintaining it will lead to an ending and a decline and decay. So maybe Page would be the seed in the ground in winter, The Knight will begin the quest in the Spring. The Queen will flower and fruit. The King will be the harvesting thru decline and decay process. Great Discussion my mind is always opening thru Tarot

[@sarahmanana5614]

Oh wow I really love this break down 😮 thanks for sharing