Lessons I Wish I'd Learned Sooner

[@Hannahmac1955]

You are fabulous! This was one of the best KZbin videos I’ve ever seen about ANYTHING! I’m a teacher and soooo understood your vibe and whole heartedly agree with all the points you put forth in this vid. I’ve just found you on You Tube and am so excited and happy and grateful that I did. Thank you so much for your fearless honesty and commitment to your truth. OK - getting ready to binge watch! 🙏🏻👏🏻🤩

[@thefoolsjournal]

You made my day. Thank you.

[@crowquilltarot]

No one is an expert on the tarot. It meets us where we are and leads us forward; it is always deepening as we are. I've been at it over fifty years and will be a student all my life. Nothing keeps my interest more than art and tarot because they are always beautiful and inspiring and healing and FUN. "Humbled is not the same thing as self effacement." The tarot is always humbling, and I love that about it. Great advice about daily draws; curiosity is always a prerequisite for learning. Again, I'm grateful that my first deck came without a box or a book - I didn't know what these cards were. Curiosity taught me their worth. "The cards drawn always answer the question." You are so very articulate and I appreciate your videos.

[@cyndjop]

Love the real examples and humanism you share that we all have when it comes to learning something new. I told my sister about how happy I am I found your videos. She said, "When the student is ready the Teacher will appear ". And so it is!

[@thefoolsjournal]

Yay! I love that, thank you!!!

[@danicajenkins8814]

Tom, you made me feel so much better about my tarot practice in just one hour. In fact, in the first 10 mins, I already felt better: just your simple reminder that it takes a while to get good, and we don’t all have to be experts from the beginning ‘or else’. I’m also always so hard on myself, and was losing interest just bumbling along on my own, being my own worst critic, feeling like a failure. I’m going to watch all your other workshops now. You’re a born mentor. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@thefoolsjournal]

🥰

[@Heru1980]

I keep the tab open on my browser with your videos. It may take me 2 weeks of sitting and watching segments as I fold laundry on the couch and listen/watch, but I make it to the end eventually! This was a very good video btw- keep up the good work.

[@SortedSoul]

21:00 "Where you are now is not where you're going, it's where you're coming from." I LOVE this! It is gold. Also, good questions bring good answers. amen

[@MsPrettyVermin]

I will be a student till the day I die, and I love my journey, I’m not looking for the end goal.

[@shelleyt3048]

Wow, I came across this channel by accident but of course it was not an accident. I needed to hear this. I have been using tarot for over 20 years on and off, (more off) because I just couldn’t intuitively “know” the cards like other people seemed to. Most advice I got was that I had to let the cards tell the story and the person I was reading for shouldn’t have to tell me the question for me to give them valuable insights. That never felt “right” to me but because I felt so much less experienced than them I just believed I was not able to read properly. So I kept putting away the cards. Hearing tonight that the question is paramount and our job as readers is to spend some time with the question and ensure it’s the one the questioner wants answered started to crack open a door. When you used the example of the 4 of swords as the answer to the cheating boyfriend question I felt like the sky just opened up and sent a big sunray in my direction. Wow. That really resonated. Of course I couldn’t understand the message of the cards - I didn’t know what I was there for if I didn’t work to specifically answer the question. I am so inspired I will be getting out my cards again and looking at the process in a new way. Thank you thank you thank you. This is the first of your videos I have watched and I will be back for more!

[@thefoolsjournal]

Oh gosh!!! I’m so happy you’ve had this experience!!! This means the world to me and I’m so glad you found the video and that is connected. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@AH-vc8en]

I wish I had heard someone discuss #10 eight years ago when I first started with tarot. All the extra associations I just could not understand how or when of if I should consider them answering my questions. I sort of did this meandering through this book and that to try and integrate it all. Eventually I just burned out and picked up a TDM deck out of curiosity and readings became a lot clearer. Now when I pick up a RWS deck I'm not nearly as overwhelmed or even concerned...Nice. I hope this video reaches millions. Thank you for keeping it real. ✍

[@teostanciulescu9618]

I always start with a long video from you and end up with another 10 tabs opened with things I want to look into. Thank you!!

[@tamipie]

so do I...every time!

[@aspirationisheartsdesire9960]

I paused you right there when u said I wonder how many people have watched this to the end. Me well fully intend to. You are easy to listen to, and I find I have taken notes and will be not only a better reader, but a better learner of tarot. I thank you, your preamble of the preamble has been enlightening to say the least. I love the way your teach, I will definitely continue to learn and hear from your gifts of videos of scrummy insights. Thank you Tom Benjamin. I think I am a little in love

[@sweetiepi]

Are we ever not students? There is always something new to learn and to see in this practice we do. I’m drawn to you as a person because of your thirst for teaching and learning. It’s infectious. My newest student is one of my grandchildren. She amazes me with the intuitive way she has about her and she offers amazing questions when she feels stumped that open up real work that leads us both into discoveries. She teaches me every time we work together which is almost daily. This time with her is not only an open discussion about tarot but it is relationship building between us in ways that take my breath away. I am comfortable with reading. I’ve been in it over 40 years. But knowing it all..? No. I approach it like I know very little. I think where we are now is where we are now is perfect. I feel like when I’m reading I’ve entered a meeting where the querent myself and the cards are all active participants in getting to the bottom of the subject at hand... the question and it’s answer. Have you seen the NOLA tarot? It’s no pictures only keywords and it’s remarkable to work with. And the opposite deck that shakes it up is the Transparent Tarot by Emily Carding. (best read with a light Box). If you don’t have these decks... I’d love to send them to you. 😘

[@sweetiepi]

I’m not joking about sending them.

[@conjurebear]

Tom this video is a gem. I’m a year and a half into my tarot journey, and your insights here are extremely encouraging and help with keeping the right perspective. Keeping the reading question focused and context driven are important alignment tools. Your suggestions for daily draws may help me make those draws more beneficial for me (instead of just frustrating!). I just got your book Tarot on Earth this week. I am so excited to explore my pip decks finally! Your wit, wisdom, humor, and honesty help me shake off some of my anxieties about reading. Thanks so much!

[@thefoolsjournal]

I’m so happy!!! Thank you for sharing this. I hope you love the book. This makes my day!!

[@debi-itsinthecards3872]

OMG! Your best video ever (my opinion)!!! I was LOL’ing knowing I was doing 1 to 10 until I began studying under Camelia Elias for over 3 1/2 years. The light bulbs turned on all over the place. CONTEXT, CONTEXT, CONTEXT and PROVE IT. Bravo! 👏👏👏

[@thefoolsjournal]

That means THE WORLD to me!!

[@shaneem818]

I haven't watched it all the way through yet but I gave a thumbs up because you, my friend in my head, are already on point and I'm only 15 minutes in. Be back to finish but thanks for the sound advice. I think my excitement with Tarot is the peace and the learning. From day one, my intentions aren't to be a tarot master, I want to master tarot for me and maybe, down the line, those who seek me out for guidance (family, friends). Tarot has expanded my knowledge of history, opened my interest in art...anyway, I'll be back to check it the rest later.

[@LurithenFraser]

This video 2 months old but it’s speaks the truth I need to hear right now. Thank you.

[@michelleendicott3955]

I watched to the end and loved every minute of it. Thank you. You have made a huge difference in the way I am learning and reading.

[@amp713]

Thank You! Your videos are informative, entertaining, and I rewatch them to refresh/reteach myself (Hence my comment 8 months later). I appreciate your hard work and knowledge. Also, YES, I always get to the end, even if I have to pause/get interrupted. You're a refreshing treasure!

[@MiriamDominoes]

Watching this in 2024. So helpful- thank you 👏

[@rabbitstrikesback]

You are a breath of fresh air. I have been reading tarot for six years, and am just now feeling really comfortable and alive in my knowledge and intuition. You have been part of that process. Thank you! ❤️

[@thefoolsjournal]

That made my night!!! Thank you. 😍😍

[@erinconnelly4655]

I just found your channel and I've binged a bunch of your videos. Thank you for being so entertaining and honest. I've gotten a lot so far and can't wait to watch more. - A Tarot Newbie :)

[@ElaineMurphy66]

You are so right. I started reading Tarot at the age of 18 (I am 53 now). Initially I could not 'get into it' and as a result shelved the cards for a while, they would make an appearance from time to time with me reading from the little white book for myself only, also, at that time as my intuition seemed to have 'got up and gone'. I retired 5 years ago due to cruddy health issues and decided to devote my time to tarot. It was the best thing I have ever done. I feel that as long as I am on this side of the grass, I will always be learning where Tarot is concerned as there are just so many layers to it.

[@becurious17]

Watched all the way through and added this video to my favorites so that I can return to it in the future. Such valuable and practical advice! Thank you!! I love your perspective and will keep these lessons in mind as I continue on my tarot journey. 💓

[@Stephanie-md4ed]

Great video! And I did watch to the end. I don't agree with your approach 100% of the time, but I learn from you because your approach is so consistent and so good. It's really cool to get some insight into the experiences, frustrations, dead ends, and a-ha moments that informed your approach along the way. I just started doing daily pulls this year. I almost never ask a specific question when I do a daily draw but I've been getting valuable insights from it 98% of the time. The way I've come to understand this is that daily card pulls, though often recommended as a beginner/Tarot 101 practice, are, in my experience, more of a Tarot 201 practice (or maybe even 301). Because the only reason they work for me is that I already have a strong foundation of the basic/core meanings of the cards. This allows me to jump off of that and see the subtle variations of meaning as they come up in everyday life vs. in terms of answering a "big question." Sometimes these meanings line up perfectly with the core meanings I learned, at other times they offer a subtle twist on those meanings. This would have been SO CONFUSING when I was first starting out ~15 years ago when I was still trying to learn the core meanings. Does that mean that no one ever finds that daily pulls are an absolutely essential, functional part of their early tarot learning? No. But I can see how for a lot of people it ends up being frustrating and an obstacle, rather than an asset in the learning process. Right now, as a "Tarot 201" practice for me, it's exciting, because it's helping me build a book of my own "personal, everyday" meanings for the cards that I can layer/add to those core meanings I spent all those years sitting with and learning. But the main value of it is a spiritual one-for all the years I've spent practicing meditation and various other spiritual practices, given that I am a thought-driven, meaning-seeking person, I am finding that pulling a daily card is doing more to help me sink into and appreciate my daily life than any other spiritual practice I've had. It shows that every day matters; every day has something to teach, even if it's just helping me understand my own personal patterns. It allows me to sink in to being the fool more and to more deeply embrace the experience of being a student of life.

[@Jam-m7m]

You are a kind soul....thank you for your words....wisdom love and kindness is in your heart

[@amybt8968]

I have watched this three times....I love it THAT MUCH.. . And I am going to relisten to it for many moons to come. Sound, solid advice and experience shared here. Thank you!

[@taram1316]

You're praising the people who made it through the whole video. Hell. I made it through twice. Good stuff. Thanks again Mr. Benjamin.

[@BlueFireBotanica]

I truly appreciate this message! I tell my friends and family all the time that when I stop learning, I die. To me life is about expansion, expansion of energy, of reach, of knowledge, of spirit. I have been reading for 12 year and am constantly reading and learning. I’m actually currently in your marseille class and really enjoying it 💗.

[@carmmen1384]

Thanks for sharing. Loved listening to you. I’m still learning. Love your tips.

[@jenngallucci4586]

A-Maz-ing. Thank you for sharing your lessons in such a real, down-to-earth way. I gained so much, most of all a good laugh, a reminder to keep playing, and validation to continue being a humble tarot learner/teacher/reader. I love tarot because there's always more to learn and understand-same as being human.

[@jessicafilion1273]

So many gems, especially the need for CONTEXT. Thank you!

[@shirrel1]

Thanks for all the helpful talks and videos! Really like listening to you.

[@pamjournalcreate]

Dear tom, thanks for sharing all that awesome advice, everytime i watch your videos everything makes soo much sense and its so clear. I need to buy your book, your new book and all your future books on tarot. Btw you are so funny!!!!!

[@kenharp4238]

Thank you so much Tom for this video, the advise on not stopping at the card meaning is totally game changing. the card meaning being the starting point, not the end point or answer so important. I think I get it, start with the question then use the card to start a train of thought. Thanks so much again. Tarot Ken

[@mariamcheriyan826]

Thank you so much for your time and efforts and for sharing all these valuable tips. You make them so interesting. God bless you ❤️

[@lotusdancer]

I have already learned so much from you AND I love this video so much! Thank you for freely sharing your knowledge, experience, and wisdom with us.

[@thefoolsjournal]

Thank you!!!

[@wendywatching]

Tom! I loved this video! Thank you for creating it. I have a request for a part two--an elaboration on the need to construct good questions, how to handle basic questions, and what to do when people who haven't taken the time to think of one. I've worked on Keen.com as an empath for many years. Every, single day I get the, "Is my ex coming back?" "When he is going to call?" "Is he cheating?" kind of questions. They always drive me crazy. I want to be more understanding of their current experience, but often find myself immediately frustrated by those questions and the reading gets off to a rough start. About six months ago, I begun seriously delving into tarot. When I started doing free tarot readings, I thought the questions would be deeper. They're not. My natural inclination is to not just give a yes/no answer, but to give a deeper explanation and advice they never, really, asked for. But after watching your video, I'm wondering if I should change my method and either just answer the question directly or ask the person for the question behind the question (such as "Is my ex coming back" is really "How do I get over my ex?" or "Am I going to be alone for the rest of my life?") Thoughts?

[@thefoolsjournal]

Those are good questions!! I’m going to think about it it - a video about questions is a definite possibility!!! ♥️

[@kiaradrake541]

Yes, I got through the entire video and I loved every minute of it! You are always such an insightful, entertaining, and empowering teacher... “Your path is the right path.” I love conversations about different systems and what works or doesn’t work for who because it’s interesting to me... but the idea that something someone reads doesn’t work for me means it’s “wrong” just blows my mind! Like you say “does it answer the question?” Then yes it’s the right path for me or them and that should be that... and the freedom you encourage to just play in the sandbox is always appreciated.

[@andrewwhite5330]

Thank you Tom, for the love, guidance, wisdom and blessing that you placed into making this video possible so that I can better myself as a reader.

[@hannaturi5416]

Love this talk and your brain. Thank you! Just bought your tarot toolbox book and I’m excited to get some more earthy perspectives on tarot. Love your style 🥂

[@josephbaumann292]

I have been reading tarot for 28 years and I am still learning.

[@lorettagallagher]

This episode is a Gem. My memorization skills are not sharp but I have enjoyed journaling and writing for many years. I'm one year into learning Tarot. I'm 52 and I wished I started 25 years ago. My path to learning Tarot is by Journaling.

[@lorettagallagher]

Sorry to ditto the other person about this episode being a gem but it truly is.

[@thefoolsjournal]

🥰

[@alexbiagioli1857]

Thank you for your insights. I love the tarot and find the more I read, the more it makes sense. Not divination sense, but unconscious sense. Like the cards are helping me understand what I already know. It really helps me determine where to put my energy. Learning tarot is fun and it really works for me if I am open to all the cognitive connections in my life. Thank you, your insights are very helpful.

[@pretelquetzal]

I got my first decks maybe a year and a half ago and I got so frustrated because I wasnt good at it right away. After finding your rumination on the suits video series I've picked the cards back up!

[@thefoolsjournal]

♥️♥️♥️

[@wildsoulmagick1]

Fantastic video - thank you for all of your hard work and generosity in sharing your knowledge and wisdom! I've been reading tarot for myself for a million years, and I was happy and content doing so, but Spirit has more recently called me to become a professional reader. So far, it has been an incredibly challenging and rewarding journey, and I am always keen to learn and grow and improve. Reading for others is such a different experience from reading for myself. I've always had this deep, synchronistic and beautiful personal relationship with the tarot, but it's been quite unstructured and intuitive. When I read for others, especially strangers, you're right - they are coming for answers, and that can be really intimidating. Staying centered on the question and trusting the cards to answer the questions is such a simple, but key concept. Thank you for this, I know it is going to help me in my professional readings to serve the querents, and to feel more focused, grounded and confident. Also, I'm loving the magnificent, kingly beard you're rocking!

[@ninarekhi]

Thank you for this video. It serves as a very humble reminder for me and I'm sure for most of those who watch it. We can get so engrossed in the idea of proving ourselves that we let go of the passion to learn that we started with in the first place. Your honesty shines through.

[@thefoolsjournal]

Thank you. I’m so happy that you felt that! ♥️♥️

[@nmelodic6391]

Wow, this video was so amazingly helpful! I have been learning for a little less than a year, and I am enjoying it. But this answers some important questions I didn't know I had, and gives me so much to think over and try to work with. Thank you!!!

[@thefoolsjournal]

I’m so happy this connected!!!

[@TheMiewmiew]

👍👏👏context always....still expanding my understanding and connection with the cards after 20 years, always said I didn’t need reversals.....well hands up ...in Marseille decks they’ve been invaluable , your book has been a great eye opener to viewing the cards and getting to the nitty gritty of the real issue and really seeing what the question really is and finding the answer in a proactive and relatable manner. Brilliant video....it really is all about answering the question ! Thank you.

[@OriTarotBeyond]

I don't think it's garbage to say anyone that the answer lies within them when that's literally the whole truth. especially in a world addicted to the "answer" or the "wholeness" having to come from an outside source it's a healing thing to say as much as people need to hear it

[@CeitDeVitto]

I like the "just answer the question" -- It's true. Thank you for this!

[@carolleathers6595]

I want to thank you! I am very very new like 4 months old in reading and studying Tarot. And my friends and even people I barely know I have practiced on. They all said I am pretty good I find this encouraging but I know that I have a lot to learn and I am just starting. Thank you so much for this. I have already learned so much from your videos. But this introductory talk was much appreciated! I am a long time hairdresser and I feel I am still always learning to do hair too. This is always my approach. And btw. You mentioned Sibilla cards in a prior video I watched and I hurried and ordered some right away and I love them!!! So thanks for that too!! Actually I have learned the most from you so far... and I am immersed in several books presently... so thanks for the 3rd time!!

[@thefoolsjournal]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@tamipie]

I'm a retired hairdresser too...tarot is pretty similar.

[@hannahberg884]

Definitely NOT dumb. You shared great ideas and great advice. Thank you!

[@mikka-vb3eb]

Great tips especially putting the questions first, I’ve done this (because of your videos) when reading for others and it’s helped a lot. Thanks again 👏🏼

[@thefoolsjournal]

I’m so glad it’s helped!! Omg!! Thank you for sharing that!!

[@clav06]

I ALWAYS learn something from your videos. I find them invaluable. Thank you for making them!

[@JensBalancedTarot]

I learned a LOT from this video. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge so freely. 😊🙏🏻❤️

[@jamesfeeney623]

Thank you, this really meant so much and was packed with wisdom, I had half a mind to take notes! As a reader who is still relatively new and eager to learn, so much of this was insightful and honest. On a personal note I found you speaking on your system preferences to be so interesting, as well as your comparison of Thoth and RWS. I tend to shy away from Marseille and have recently branched out to Thoth and feel like it is the natural fit I wish I had during the years I spent with RWS; so hearing what about RWS appeals to you and the pictorial element versus the key words was fascinating. While I don't have a background in theatre, I did study English Literature in school and I do find that I resonate with you as a content creator when you reference your writing! So much appreciation and admiration, this made my night 😄☺️

[@jorgerosilinares6393]

Genuine advice. Thank you for sharing!

[@kennydee8296]

Ha! All the way to the end while shuffling my new Millennium Thoth and as usual loving the conversation, I got it, it’s the question. Thanks Tom. 🙏

[@thefoolsjournal]

Yesssss!

[@marybrix3044]

OMG the whole video is excellent but the last piece of advice really hits home. Thank you so much

[@jvladcliff4083]

Lots of great advice, thank you.

[@ggra5290]

I watched till the end! Over 3 days of course lol . Very insightful!

[@rileywcat1839]

Fantastic video!!!! I ordered your book and I’m looking forward to diving in. I’m glad you addressed the woo factor in Tarot because I am just not interested in becoming a witch, doing spell work or studying Kabbalah. I’m just a regular gal wanting to sling cards! 😊

[@thefoolsjournal]

Oh yay!! I hope you enjoy it!!! 😊

[@Rachel_Bob]

This was brilliant. I love being a student. I've always called myself a professional student... mostly because I was actually in university, getting my BA and MSW. But I'm not letting that just go away because I graduated. I love being a student...I think some of the best tarot card readers consider themselves ongoing students of the universe.

[@lindaevenson9159]

Great video with good advice. Thanks for sharing!

[@sueellenpeters6823]

I really do love your channel. You are absolutely the best teacher for me and for what I need to learn. I have to check Amazon to see if you have published any tarot books!

[@thefoolsjournal]

That means so much to me!!! Thank you. I’m so happy my videos connect!!

[@hannahberg884]

Just loved this video! I watched it during a bout of insomnia at 3 a.m. and just watched it again while taking notes. Thank you, thank you!

[@shelbygivens1648]

I'm in the middle of this video and I have to say you really know your stuff and are so helpful to me. I know something I wish I'd learned sooner, and that's about tom benjamin 😊

[@jdavyslocker]

Thank you. I enjoyed that! Need to rewatch and take more notes.

[@itsnatyg3721]

I got to the end of your video....and let me just say, that this helped so much ... 👍🙏 thank youuu

[@juliesimko3699]

I think I am gonna consider myself a student forever!!!!! There is so Much to learn

[@elementsoftarot]

This was fantastic, Tom! Everything you said really resonated with me. I appreciate you sharing these tips and can’t wait to apply what I’ve learned from you!

[@foreverseeking1380]

I want to say THANK YOU for this video...the best so far.

[@thefoolsjournal]

♥️♥️♥️

[@One-esa]

I’m so glad I found your channel! 😍🙌🏼

[@teapotsandtarot]

Fantabulous as always. Enjoyable, informative, honest, I loved it. Thank you

[@fireoftransformation9826]

When it comes to reading tarot we are very much on the same page. The only problem I have when watching your videos is that ideas of things I want to mention in my videos speed through my head so quickly I don't manage to write them down and then forget them 😜

[@thefoolsjournal]

That’s kinda what my brain feel like.

[@lilpinkbear]

This was great. I've been in bit of tarot funk lately, I think I need to get back in the proverbial sand box and stop being so hard on myself. And so much yes to lesson number 10.

[@thefoolsjournal]

This year has been funky. 😭

[@wren1019]

who is to say if someone is a "good reader"? it's *completely* subjective. there is no one qualified to tell me if i'm good or not. i might be fabulous for someone and awful for someone else and i've been reading since 1987. i will be learning until i die whether it's tarot or anything else in life.

[@foxymineralmakep]

I watched the entire video. EXCELLENT !

[@thefoolsjournal]

Yay!!! Thank you!!

[@foxymineralmakep]

@@thefoolsjournal i just could totally connect with every thing you said. I have been watching Ellen Goldberg recently. She has these little snippets of awesomeness. I love her and her videos. And then i just discovered yours. Wow. you make it seem so easy to understand.

[@thefoolsjournal]

That makes me so so happy!!

[@foxymineralmakep]

@@thefoolsjournal you make me HAPPY! muah!

[@jettesrensen620]

Thank you teacher 💐

[@christinasanders1177]

🙏 "That was stupid.. I don't know why I did that." 🤣 I just wanted you to know that I stayed with you till the end.

[@suemadell8878]

Ben that wasn't just from the heart, it was from the gut. Thank you!! Xx

[@juliesimko3699]

Yep! I take notes!!!

[@davidjr9838]

You are so awesome, Tom 🙂

[@inspirationspsychology]

This was freakin awesome Tom. Thanks for such a fabulous video 😘

[@MarianoNoguera]

Wow thanks so much! Just getting started. You made my day! I am gonna go for the context ✨🕺

[@rachaelsmith3375]

I absolutely loved this! Thank you, thank you, thank you for all the wonderful advice :)

[@thefoolsjournal]

I’m glad it connects!!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@hectorrobertocontrerasmiranda]

not that you particularly care or that it actually matters but i think i finally understand you as a reader; also i find it's quite funny how me, a very linguistic person who will correct anyone for tiny little things that maybe no one else cares or even notices can find so much solace in the boundless possibilities of the single and restrictive title of a Thoth minor while Waite just gets in the way and you reached a similar viewpoint but went in the opposite direction. i feel like i can finally rest knowing this and truly enjoy your videos :)

[@thefoolsjournal]

Hahaha. I’m glad. ♥️

[@foxymineralmakep]

i just totally bought your book.

[@denny9222]

That was brilliant!

[@asmrdreamland200]

I resonate with everything you said !!

[@purpletarotgalaxy9977]

Highly encouraging, thank you! 💕

[@mckohtz]

"Question centric, not meaning centric" resonates with me right now. Thank you

[@MsLaBajo]

45:58 It’s me!!! “Or I did answer their questions, but only after five, single-spaced, pages of esoteric gobbledygook”

[@theslightlychippedmoon]

Your videos are always so grounded and practical: I think your style "osmosis" over to me! Thank you so much

[@i.l.746]

Sometimes when I watch or rather listen to your videos.. I am left with so much to say.. I am grateful for what you share, your emotional intelligence shines INCREDIBLY and beautifully... It is sensual... ( I sound like a crazy fan 😭😭😭). You are not just a human.. You are an experience.. I will be listening for as long as you desire to speak. I shall read for as long as you choose to write. PS: Keep stepping on toes. I know you make folks uncomfortable and am so here for it🤣🤣 #youthebomb

[@thefoolsjournal]

🤩🤩🤩thank you!!!!! That means the world to me.

[@soledadolivera7478]

I think of tarot as a languaje and each system as a dialect.. so i have learnt the three systems st the same time. Learning the historial meanings, the evolution, differences and similarities. I studied rhe minors numerologically. I think this way It was easier than learning one system and then changing to another.

[@RebelChildWitchery]

Great video! 🤗

[@Bunnykisses1000]

Re:Marseille..i was like that...bleah, those cards are ugly...now i have like 10 or so traditional TDM and a handful of pip decks...now im like "they're beautiful"! Especially the historical ones...never thought id like them. And re the context, i was taught that way on how important context is, and bring it back to the question, so i didnt have to re learn this concept. Thanks, brilliant video as always. (And tell me you read ALL those books..bows down)..oh..and the learning. Yes! Keep going.

[@catbookfashion]

This video was so very, very informative and helpful and somehow reassuring to a newbie like me, thank you for all this good info

[@thesmilinghag6616]

This sooo resonated! Thank you! :)