Tarot Office Hours: Ten of Cups: Dystopian Utopias — Joy and the Performance of Joy
The Ten of Cups asks what happens when happiness hardens into an ideal. Beneath its radiant rainbow lies a world of domestic perfection, emotional conformity, and carefully rehearsed contentment. Together, we will explore the card through the aesthetics of the 1950s, Jacques Tati’s Mon Oncle, suburban dreams, family mythology, and the quiet terror of change. What is this rainbow truly made of once authenticity has vanished? Can imperfection become the last remaining proof that life is still real?
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Anatomy: Arcana & the Body as a Sacred Vessel for Intuitive Work at the Philosophical Research Society, beginning August 9
Join Laetitia for a 3-week online course at the Philosophical Research Society exploring the body as a symbolic and intuitive language in Tarot. Through art history, anatomy, and embodied awareness, we’ll examine how human figures in the cards, and our own physical presence, shape their interpretation and meaning. This immersive experience blends intuition, scholarship, and somatic practice to reveal the Tarot’s messages through the wisdom of the flesh.
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FREE EVENT: THE FOOL AT THE THRESHOLD: SHADOW, SELF & THE PSYCHOLOGY OF BECOMING WITH TREE CARR, AUGUST 9
Join Laetitia for an immersive conversation with author, transpersonal therapist, and creator of The Witch’s Cat Tarot, Tree Carr unearthing the Jungian concept of the Shadow — the hidden, repressed, and unacknowledged aspects of the psyche that quietly shape our behaviour, relationships, and creative lives in subtle but powerful ways.
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SIGIL 101: THE HISTORY AND PRACTICE OF DRAWING THE WILL INTO MANIFESTATION, WITH SARAH LYONS, BEGINNING AUGUST 11
Thoughts made manifest, the will as cast image. Sigils remain one of the easiest, yet most elastic, tools in a magicians toolbox. From simple scribbles to complex works of art, sigil magic is an open, creatively engaging form of magic that can be employed by everyone. Join celebrated writer, witch, and filmmaker Sarah Lyons for this three-week online class exploring the historical development and practical use of sigils as a means of magical work and focus.
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Tarot Office Hours: Art Meditation: The Harvesters by Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Join us for a guided visualization inspired by Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s The Harvesters. Bathed in the golden glow of late summer, the painting evokes fulfillment, abundance, and the quiet maturity of what spring first promised. Through a specially written meditation, you will step inside Bruegel’s landscape, encounter its archetypal figures, and reflect on the rhythms of labor, rest, gratitude, and the rich harvests of your own inner life.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Free Readings for Patreon Members
I’m changing the format of the free short readings with the Camena Tarot so that everyone has a chance to take part. You may send me a question privately through Patreon or leave it in the comments. During the live session, I will draw one card and offer a short response to each question. You will need to attend the reading to receive your answer, but all questions will remain anonymous, so no one will be placed on the spot. The session will not be recorded, in order to preserve everyone’s privacy and intimacy.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Harvest of Gold: The Suit of Coins in the Tarot, Fall Equinox and the Poetic Language of the Land at Morbid Anatomy, beginning September 2
In this two week course, we’ll study the suit of coins, its connection to the Fall equinox and the meaning hidden behind agricultural metaphors populating numerous historical and contemporary tarot decks, including the Rider Waite Smith, the Pavlov and the Carnival of the End of the World. Through iconographic example, parlor games and discussions, we’ll also study the narrative arch of the suit itself and how to read these cards in the context of a reading or for more meditative pursuit.
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LEARN LENORMAND WITH LENORMAND EXPERT SERGE PIROTTE, BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 5
Since the 19th century, the Lenormand deck—with its succinct, iconic imagery—has remained one of the most enduring systems of European cartomancy. Its clarity and immediacy make it an ideal companion for those seeking insight into tangible, present-tense concerns. In this seven-week course, join expert Serge Pirotte for an immersion into the lucid, symbol-rich world of Lenormand divination—with practical precision, graphic elegance, and a touch of old-world enchantment.
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THE SACRED BLOOD: ECSTASY, DEVOTION, AND THE SECRET WORK OF WOMEN SAINTS WITH SARAH LYONS, BEGINNING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8
While Christianity is often viewed and practiced through the leans of patriarchy, there exists within the religious a rich tradition of female mysticism. Join celebrated writer, witch, and filmmaker Sarah Lyons for a three-week exploration of the history, lore, and magical practices associated with female mystics and saints such as Joan of Arc, Teresa of Avila, and Catherine of Siena.
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Tarot Office Hours: Clémentine Delait: The Bearded Woman Who Refused to Become a Curiosity
In this short program, I’ll introduce one of my great historical loves: Clémentine Delait, the French bearded woman who became far more than a sideshow attraction. A successful businesswoman, gifted performer, and formidable personality, she combined warmth and hospitality with an absolute refusal to be diminished. Tough, charismatic, and fiercely self-possessed, she transformed spectacle into independence and made herself the author of her own extraordinary life.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot & Cinema with Artist and Tarot Scholar Safa Mirror, beginning September 20
Tarot and cinema share a rich symbolic language shaped by mythology, archetype, and visual storytelling. In this four-part workshop, artist and tarotière Safa Mirror traces the surprising historical and philosophical connections between the cards and the moving image, exploring how the structure of film can deepen our understanding of Tarot—and how Tarot, in turn, offers a compelling way to read cinema.
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FREE EVENT: Death Positivity in Past Life Regression with Daniel Ryan
Join hypnotist and regression therapist Daniel Ryan for a free exploration of the theory and practice of Past Life Regression (PLR) in relationship to death positivity, reincarnation, narrative, and cycles of life. Students will have the opportunity to experience PLR during the class and examine what may be their past lifetimes, relationships transcending their present incarnation, death scenes, rebirthing, spaces between lives, non-human existences, and more.
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Tarot Office Hours: What Are You Reading?
What books are keeping you company these days? In this informal gathering, we’ll share what’s currently on our nightstands, the ideas we’re exploring, and the authors who have captured our imagination. Come discover new reading recommendations, exchange inspirations, and tell us what has been feeding your curiosity lately.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Arcane Intuition: Refining Our Intuitive Edge with the Tarot at Morbid Anatomy, beginning October 5
A common assumption among Tarot readers is that intuition is the language and tool that enables us to read cards. In French, the arcana are often called "blades" (Les Lames du Tarot), metaphorically suggesting that they, themselves have the power to cut through layers of uncertainty. In this two-part online class, we'll explore twelve practical exercises that utilize the Tarot to reconnect with our own instincts, employing strategies ranging from our creative drive and liminal experiences to archetypal invocation.
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Queerness and the Occult with Alex A. Jones, beginning October 18
Join scholar Alex A. Jones in connecting queerness to occult lineages of transformation, fluidity, the non-binary, the monstrous, and the erotic. We’ll move across alchemy, tantra, ritual and chaos magic, while sketching a constellation of modern queer occultists. Each module grounds theory in practice, touching on tarot, dreaming, altar-work, and image making as trans-historical disciplines for continued exploration.
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Tarot Office Hours: Tarot Practice: Reading with the Camena Tarot
Join us for a hands-on exploration of the Camena Tarot through a series of guided readings and practical exercises. Part tutorial, part experiment, this session is an invitation to discover the deck’s unique language while developing your own intuitive relationship with it. Together, we’ll test new approaches, explore unexpected interpretations, and see where the waters of the Camena choose to lead us.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Mapping the Sacred: An Introduction to Curanderismo and Earth-Based Wisdom with Reina Prado, October 25
Mapping the Sacred, an experiential workshop with Reina Prado, explores aspects of Curanderismo, a living tradition of earth-based wisdom practices that honors the interconnectedness of all beings. Participants will leave with a grounded framework to integrate ancestral cosmology and elemental wisdom into their personal or professional practice.
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Tarot Office Hours: Day of the Dead Virtual Shrine
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Death and Resurrection As Muse: Stirring Your Creativity in Times of Crisis with Tarot’s Forgotten Iconography, Symbolism and Storytelling Power at Morbid Anatomy, Beginning November 3
Why isn’t the Death card the last card of the tarot deck? Does the devil card announces damnation or celebrate irreverence? Is the Magician a creator, a shaman, a con-artist, or all of the above? In this month-long class, we’ll unpack each card of the major arcana one by one. Each card evokes powerful archetypes whose meanings have shifted over the centuries, adapting to new symbolic needs. By examining this incredibly rich, eternally evolving repository of icons, we will learn to reignite our imagination, reinvent who we are, and stimulate the creator within us.
Read more and register at Morbid Anatomy.
Tarot Office Hours: Six of Coins: Invisible Economies and the Ethics of Reciprocity
The Six of Coins reminds us that giving is never a one-way movement. Every exchange creates a relationship, and every relationship carries visible and invisible obligations. Together, we’ll unpack the politics of generosity, debt, gratitude, and power, asking what forms of wealth cannot be measured—and whether true reciprocity always requires an equal return.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
The Stalactites of Reason: The Suit of Swords of the Tarot, Winter Solstice and the Warm Embrace of Death at Morbid Anatomy, beginning December 1
In this two-week interactive program, we’ll study the suit of swords, its connection to the Winter Solstice, and what's hiding under the ice. If the suit is traditionally associated with the intellect and the rational mind, it has a quality that the other suits don’t present: sarcasm and a dark, sweet and strange sense of humour. Pushing us to define our values and our taboos, the Suit of Swords is a lot less bleak and a lot more human that it appears. Through iconographic examples, parlor games and discussions, we’ll also study the narrative arch of the suit itself and how to read these cards in the context of a reading or for more meditative pursuit.
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Tarot Salon Practice: Playing with the Grand Etteilla
Curious about the Grand Etteilla but never quite knew where to begin? In this hands-on practice session, we’ll experiment with one of the deck’s distinctive reading configurations and discover just how original, subtle, and enjoyable it can be. Whether you’re entirely new to the Grand Etteilla or simply looking for a fresh approach, come ready to play, experiment, and read together.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Card of the Year and Intentions for 2027
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THOTH TAROT: THE MAGICKAL TAROT OF ALEISTER CROWLEY AND FRIEDA LADY HARRIS, WITH TAROTIERE AND ARTIST SAFA MIRROR, BEGINNING JANUARY 3
Join trans-disciplinary artist and tarotière Safa Mirror in studying the Thoth Tarot, unpacking Crowley’s often cryptic language, navigating his intricate correspondences, and exploring how the deck can deepen your intuition, refine your practice, and support real-world decision-making. This workshop requires an intermediate understanding of Tarot and is ideal for students of ceremonial magick, as well as those seeking a deeper, more transformative connection with occult Tarot.
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The Art of Tarot Journaling: Archetypal Introspection and Self Exploration for a Daily Practice at Morbid Anatomy, beginning January 3
Weekly Tarot readings can feel confusing or unhelpful—but journaling with the cards transforms them into a powerful tool for self-discovery. In this three-week class, we’ll move beyond divination to explore Tarot as an introspective practice, blending art, psychology, and holistic methods. Through exercises like free association, automatic writing, collage, and dream analysis, you’ll develop a personal Tarot journaling practice and learn to structure a month of self-reflective work in tune with your own rhythms, astrology, and private traditions.
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Tarot Office Hours: Day for Night: Nocturnal Light in the Tarot
The Tarot is filled with nights of many kinds: silvery, theatrical, dreamlike, or utterly opaque. In this class, we’ll explore how darkness and illumination shape meaning within the cards, and how each nocturnal landscape invites a different way of seeing. By paying attention to light itself, we’ll uncover a subtle visual language that transforms the way we read the Tarot after sunset.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Salon Practice: Reading with the Ritual Tarot by Tiera May
As some of you know, collage decks are among my favorite tools for reading. Their layered imagery creates an endless field of associations, unexpected correspondences, and intuitive possibilities. The Ritual Tarot by Tiera May speaks especially well to the way I read art, although its visual language may initially feel elusive. In this playful practice session, we’ll experiment with different approaches, read together, and discover how to let the deck’s strange and evocative images begin to speak.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Art Meditation: The Jungle by Wifredo Lam
Enter the dense, mysterious world of Wifredo Lam’s The Jungle, where the boundaries between human, animal, plant, and spirit begin to dissolve. Through a specially written guided meditation, we’ll step into a landscape that feels ancient, sentient, and quietly watchful—a place where the natural world is alive with memory, ancestral presences, and hidden messages. Together, we’ll explore what it means to listen to a forest that is not merely a setting, but a living consciousness.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Tarot Fashion: In Someone Else’s Shoes
The cobbler’s children have the worst shoes, or so the proverb goes—but what can footwear tell us about the people who wear it? In this delightfully unusual class, we’ll take a closer look at shoes, boots, bare feet, and sandals throughout the Tarot, asking how they reveal status, profession, vulnerability, pilgrimage, freedom, or power. Sometimes the smallest details carry the richest symbolic meaning, and learning to notice them can open entirely new ways of reading the cards.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Free Reading Session for Patreon Members
In this live session, I’ll be reading with the Oracle of the Radiant Sun. To receive a free one-card reading, you may send me a question privately through Patreon or submit it during the session. I’ll draw one card for each question and offer a brief interpretation. All questions will remain anonymous, so you can ask freely without feeling exposed or put on the spot. You will need to attend the session to receive your answer. To protect everyone’s privacy and preserve the intimacy of the exchange, the session will not be recorded.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Salon Practice: Reading with the Grand Jeu Lenormand
The Grand Jeu Lenormand is one of the most beautiful—and most formidable—divination decks ever created. Dense, elaborate, and full of visual traps, it can be a genuine intuition twister. In this practice session, we’ll experiment with the recently republished Dusserre edition, test different ways of approaching its imagery, and perhaps combine it with a more familiar tarot deck to see how we might finally crack it open.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
FREE EVENT: Finding the Philosopher’s Stone: A Talk and Q&A Celebrating The Alchemical Imagination with Eliza Swann, July 18
Join artist, writer, and educator Eliza Swann for a thirty-minute talk and Q&A celebrating the publication of The Alchemical Imagination: Creativity as Catalyst for Radical Transformation (Weiser/Red Wheel, 2026). Drawing from the book’s exploration of alchemy as a creative, philosophical, and spiritual practice, the presentation centers on one of history’s most enduring mysteries: the Philosopher’s Stone.
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The Weekly Planetary Grand Tableau at The College of Psychic Studies, beginning July 15
A week: a perfect slice of time, a seven-day cycle associated with the seven planets and their symbolic attributions since the Babylonian period. In this two-part livestream workshop, you will learn a weekly cartomantic ritual using the Grand Tableau spread as a framework for exploring—and harnessing—the distinct attributes of the planets, their correspondences with the weekdays, and how these celestial energies interact with your daily experiences.
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FREE EVENT: Queer Saints with Antonio Pagliarulo, July 13
Join Laetitia for a FREE, exclusive conversation with Antonio Pagliarulo, author of Queer Saints: A Radical Guide to Magic, Miracles, and Modern Intercession. Traversing both traditional figures (Mary Magdalene, Francis of Assisi, Hildegard von Bingen) to re-envisioned queer saints (David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Alexander McQueen, and more) as well as practical advice for the modern practitioner, Pagliarulo’s work spotlights the transformative impact queer saints have had on our world as well as their burgeoning influence on our spiritual future.
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Tarot Office Hours: "Bring Me Love" with Author Icy Sedgwick
Join Laetitia for an exclusive interview with author Icy Sedgwick about her recent book “Bring Me Love: Finding and Keeping Love Using Divination and Folk Magic.” Packed with folkloric rituals, historical love spells and romantic divinations, this magical guide reveals the weird, wonderful and time-tested ways people have tried to attract love throughout history.
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Los Angeles: Kissing the Muse at TarotArts
The daily tarot pull is one of the most familiar rituals in contemporary practice. It is simple, accessible, grounding—a way to create rhythm and gather a thread of meaning for the day ahead. But what if we approached this ritual differently? This class offers a practical and inspiring framework for transmuting your tarot ritual into a space of creative vitality: one that is at once grounding, expressive, and transformative.
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Los Angeles: A Weekend with Laetitia Barbier Welcome Reception at Tarot Arts
Join Laetitia for an informal evening gathering at TarotArts: a chance to meet her, connect with fellow tarot lovers, and explore her work in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Limited copies of Tarot and Divination Cards: A Visual Archive and the Camena Tarot will be available for purchase.
This event is FREE and open to the public! Read more here.
LOS ANGELES: Calendrier Magique, An In-Person Talk with Laetitia Barbier at the Philosophical Research Society
Lounging succubi! Unspeakable rites! Fiendish frogs! Few works capture the decadent imagination of fin-de-siècle Paris as vividly as the Calendrier Magique. This in-person talk at the Philosophical Research Society will explore the cultural climate that allowed such a work to flourish: a city intoxicated with occult salons, satanic posturing and the whispered 'wizard wars' of the 1890s.
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Danse Macabre and Daredevil Flappers: Exploring the Art, Symbolism and Practice of The Carnival of the End of the World Tarot by Kahn & Selesnick at Morbid Anatomy, beginning June 10
The Carnival of the End of the World tarot, created in 2017 by artist duo Kahn and Selesnick, blends apocalyptic pageantry, forgotten folklore, and absurdist spectacle into an elegant deck that has captivated both art lovers and diviners. Its imagery offers an allegorical reflection on climate change, questioning what fortune-telling means in the age of the Anthropocene and how these costumed figures might help us rethink agency in uncertain times. In this four-week interactive class, we’ll explore the deck through art history and tarot practice, tracing influences from Velázquez to The Wicker Man to uncover the rites, archetypes, and wild traditions that shaped its creation.
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London: In-Person Tarot Readings at The College of Psychic Studies
Join Laetitia Barbier for a one-hour in-person tarot reading as she shuffles her cards at The College of Psychic Studies. In this 60-minute session, Laetitia will provide an in-depth tarot reading, working with bespoke spreads, tailored to your needs and the queries you seek counseling for.
Read more and book your reading here.
LONDON: Le Calendrier Magique at the College of Psychic Studies
Lounging succubi! Unspeakable rites! Fiendish frogs! Few works capture the decadent imagination of fin-de-siècle Paris as vividly as the Calendrier Magique. This in-person talk will explore the cultural climate that allowed such a work to flourish: a city intoxicated with occult salons, satanic posturing and the whispered 'wizard wars' of the 1890s.
Learn more and register here.
PARIS: Cabinet of Curiosity Card Readings at Belladone Antiques
Join Laetitia at Belladone Antiques in Marché Dauphine for a special day of readings that conjure the world of the Wunderkammer. For these upcoming sessions, Laetitia offers you a choice: either a classic tarot reading or a unique Cabinet of Curiosity Tarot spread, specially created for the occasion.
Learn more and book your reading here.
Tarot Talk Show: James Ferrara with Melinda Lee Holm
Tarot Talk Show is back and proudly welcomes writer and tarot scholar Melinda Lee Holm. She is the author of Your Tarot Guide, Tarot of Tales, Your Magickal Year, and Elemental Power Tarot, all illustrated by Rohan Daniel Eason (CICO Books/Ryland Peters & Small) as well as the co-author of Divine Your Dinner (Clarkson Potter). Her sixth book, The Living Language of Tarot, will be released Spring 2027 on Red Wheel/Weiser Books. As usual, host James Ferrera from James Jude Tarot will pull cards to guide their conversation.
This special event is free for Patreon subscribers. To become a member of our community, join here.
THE NEW EXPANDED SYMBOLISM OF THE TAROT TRUMPS: THROUGH THE EYES OF THE ARTISTS WITH ROBERT M. PLACE, BEGINNING MAY 5TH
Robert Place has observed that tarot readings work best when the reader has formed a kind of friendship with the figures depicted on the cards. To truly “befriend” the cards, he believes it is necessary to understand their symbols as the artists who first created them intended, and to appreciate the profound philosophical ideas captured within these images. In this two-part class, the Tarot emerges not as a cryptic code, but as a series of meaningful works of art—images shaped by history and infused with philosophical insight.
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The Grammar of Tarot at the College of Psychic Studies, beginning April 22
As with spoken languages, tarot does not communicate through a single syntax: its grammar is flexible, context-dependent and shaped by position, emphasis and relation. This three-part livestream workshop proposes a shift in how we approach the Arcana: not as isolated symbols or fixed meanings, but as a structured language with its own internal logic.
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TAROT SPELLS: VISUAL MAGIC—A COURSE FOR EXPLORING TAROT AS A TOOL FOR RITUALS, INVOCATIONS, & CEREMONY WITH BEL SENLLE, BEGINNING APRIL 19
Join Bel Senlle for a creative exploration of rituals, invocations and ceremony through visual images using Tarot as a unifying visual map. This is a practical and theoretical course. Borrowing components from Golden Dawn ritualistic proposals, Jungian active imagination, Peter Carroll’s chaosphera, and psychogeography as points of inspiration, this is a practical and theoretical course to expand creative tarot practice.
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NYC Walking Tour—Mortimer & the Witches: The Fortune Tellers of Union Square, Stuyvesant, and Gramercy Parks with Marie Carter, April 25
Join author, historian, and tour guide Marie Carter on a companion walking tour to Mortimer and the Witches, exploring the lives of New York City’s nineteenth-century marginalized fortune tellers and the complicated tale of one man who went undercover to report on them. Tour includes numerous stops illuminating NYC’s hidden history, including the former addresses of Pamela Colman Smith and Madame Blavatsky.
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Tarot Twins: Doppelgängers & Duals at The College of Psychic Studies
Are some tarot figures secret doubles—sharing lineage, polarity, or hidden reflection beneath their singular masks? This livestream workshop explores the phenomenon of “twinness” in the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, revealing how visual echoes, symbolic oppositions, and archetypal pairings form an invisible architecture linking the 78 cards like a double helix. Drawing on myth, art, psychology, and legend, we’ll explore practical exercises to identify tarot twins and integrate these charged relationships into a deeper, more nuanced reading practice.
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Death and Resurrection As Muse: Stirring Your Creativity in Times of Crisis with Tarot’s Forgotten Iconography, Symbolism and Storytelling Power at Morbid Anatomy, beginning April 7
Why isn’t the Death card the last card of the tarot deck? Does the devil card announces damnation or celebrate irreverence? Is the Magician a creator, a shaman, a con-artist, or all of the above? In this month-long class, we’ll unpack each card of the major arcana one by one. Each card evokes powerful archetypes whose meanings have shifted over the centuries, adapting to new symbolic needs. Combined, they form an alchemical allegory of metamorphosis and reinvention, in which one learns how to vanquish pain, fear and death itself.
By examining this incredibly rich, eternally evolving repository of icons, we will learn to reignite our imagination, reinvent who we are, and stimulate the creator within us.
Read more and register here.
SEEPING FROM THE ELOQUENT WELL: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE ICONOGRAPHY AND PRACTICE OF THE CAMENA TAROT, WITH LAETITIA BARBIER, BEGINNING APRIL 5
Rooted in the French tradition of reading with the Major Arcana alone, the Camena Tarot invites a mode of divination that privileges archetypal scrying and mythic logic over accumulative literacy. In this class, Laetitia Barbier will guide participants through the iconography of each card, uncovering the artistic, folkloric, and mythological references woven into the deck. Particular attention will be given to the Camenae themselves—their Mediterranean origins, symbolic functions, and the conceptual framework that animates the deck as a whole.
Designed as a guided grand tour of the deck, this class is ideal for readers who feel intrigued yet overwhelmed by the Camena Tarot, as well as for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Major Arcana–centered practices.
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The Left Hand Path of Tarot with Cherry Parra
Join Laetitia for an exciting and exclusive conversation with Cherry Parra celebrating the publication of her new book, The Left Hand Path of Tarot. Traversing myriad topics of shadow work, The Left Hand Path of Tarot suggests a paradigm of chaos, subversion, and alchemy of the self that challenges social norms and leads you to explore the deepest parts of your soul.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Free Readings at Brooklyn Game Knight
Celebrate April Fool’s Day with me at Brooklyn Game Knight’s new location in Industry City with FREE tarot and divination readings using Magic: The Gathering cards!
Learn more about Brooklyn Game Knight here.
FREE EVENT: WORKING WITH THE DEVIL: A CONVERSATION WITH REBIS CONTRIBUTORS, WITH MEG JONES WALL, CHRISTOPHER MARMOLEJO, CHARLIE CLAIRE BURGESS, HANNAH LEVY AND LAETITIA BARBIER
The Devil is a complex, contradictory card, one that refuses moral simplicity. Within this card, you can find pleasure and pain, liberation and oppression, pride and shame. The Devil asks us to look closely at what binds us and what thrills us, often revealing that they are not so easily separated. In this online discussion, contributors to The Rebis: The Devil will reflect on how the magazine came together as a shared investigation, focusing on how the Devil operates across the creative, political, spiritual, and personal terrains of their work.
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Archival Arcana: Medical History & Tarot with Elisabeth Brander of the Bernard Becker Medical Library
Join Laetitia for an exclusive conversation with Elisabeth Brander, Director of the Center for the History of Medicine and Head of Rare Books at the Bernard Becker Medical Library, exploring her recent tarot deck created with images sourced from the Library’s collections. Elisabeth will share a selection of cards and discuss the thought-provoking process of shaping new iconography from archival material.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Arcane Intuition: Refining Our Intuitive Edge with the Tarot at Morbid Anatomy, beginning March 10
A common assumption among Tarot readers is that intuition is the language and tool that enables us to read cards. In French, the arcana are often called "blades" (Les Lames du Tarot), metaphorically suggesting that they, themselves have the power to cut through layers of uncertainty. What would happen if we were to invert this process? What if the Tarot became the whetstone upon which we sharpen our intuitive edge?
In this two-part online class, we'll explore twelve practical exercises that utilize the Tarot to reconnect with our own instincts, employing strategies ranging from our creative drive and liminal experiences to archetypal invocation.
Read more and register here.
Tarot Tableau Revolution with María Alviz Hernando
Join Laetitia for an exclusive conversation with María Alviz Hernando, codirector of the World Divination Association, about her upcoming book Tarot Tableau Revolution. One of the earliest methods of tarot card reading, the tableau technique involves laying out cards in a square or rectangular shape and interpreting them in the way that one might interpret a painting. Tarot Tableau Revolution revives this classic cartomantic style for modern readers, unlocking the narrative power of reading cards in relationship to one another.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Astrology for Tarot Readers with Vivi Henriette, starting March 1
Whether you're a tarot reader aiming to deepen your astrological understanding or an astrology newcomer, this six-week course with Vivi Henriette will teach you the fundamentals of astrology through the lens of the tarot. Beyond just memorizing correspondences, this class will train you to think like an astrologer. Through a mix of teachings and creative prompts, you’ll gain the confidence to develop your own unique astro-tarot language.
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Tarot Office Hours: Mae Per: Thailand's Great Deva of Life and Death
In Thai folk-magical practice, Mae Per is honored as a powerful female spirit linked to fertility, generative life-forces, and protective magic. Her amulets and images often reference childbirth and attraction, marking her presence at the threshold where life enters the world—and where danger shadows it. We’ll explore how contemporary practitioners emphasize her connection to menstruation, fertility, and the symbolic power of the vulva as a site of both vulnerability and sovereignty. In these interpretations, Mae Per becomes a guardian of the liminal space between life and death, holding the pain, risk, and raw creative force that accompany the act of creation.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.