Tarot Pathwork

31/08/2026

Closure comes from within.

29/08/2026

Tarot wasn’t meant to flatter you.

The Empress isn’t just abundance, fertility and nurturing. In the older Kabbalistic structure, her path carries a polarity: Prosperity or Desolation.

Not “good” and “bad” — but the same force moving in two directions.

So the real question is:

Is this desire creating something… or consuming it?

26/08/2026

Sometimes loneliness makes any attention feel like connection. But real belonging has reciprocity. People remember you, reach for you, and make space for you without requiring you to earn your place.

19/08/2026

The Fools Journey is a narrative that misses the deeper meaning of tarot.

16/08/2026

15/08/2026

The Magician isn’t really about manifestation. He’s a conduit.

Waite’s symbolism shows power descending from above and being communicated below.

So when The Magician appears, the question may not be:

“What can I manifest?”

But:

“What is passing through me — and am I transmitting it clearly?”

Episode 5 of RWS Decoded.

14/08/2026

The World is usually read as completion, success and achievement. But Waite’s own explanation points somewhere much deeper.

That changes the question completely.

The goal is to build something that can endure.

Episode 4 of RWS Decoded.

13/08/2026

The High Priestess is usually reduced to intuition, mystery and “trust your gut.” But Waite’s meant the cards to follow Kabbalah, which tells us something much deeper about this card.

The High Priestess is not simply telling you to trust every feeling that rises within you. She asks whether your inner life is clear enough to receive without distortion.

Because intuition can be wisdom, but it can also be fear, projection, habit or emotional noise wearing a convincing disguise.

Episode 3 of RWS Decoded.

12/08/2026

The Hermit is usually read as a card of solitude, withdrawal and introspection. But that is not quite what Waite says.

In The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, Waite makes the symbolism much more explicit: the Hermit’s lamp is a beacon. The message is essentially, where I am, you may also be.

Seen through the Kabbalah, that changes the card completely.

The Hermit is not hiding from the world. He is standing at the top of the climb, holding out a light so that others can see what is possible.

So when this card appears, the question may not be:

“Should I withdraw?”

It may be:

“What possibility have I already been shown that I am still refusing to climb toward?”

Episode 2 of RWS Decoded.

11/08/2026

The Lovers card is usually treated as a card about romance. But that is only the surface.

Waite’s symbolism points somewhere much deeper: Eden, the two pillars, the Tree of Life, the Tree of Knowledge, and the question of what it means to stand completely unveiled before another person.

So when The Lovers appears in a reading, perhaps the real question isn’t simply, “Will I find love?”

Perhaps it is:

“Am I willing to be fully seen?”

In this video I break down the symbolism of The Lovers through Waite’s own framework and the Kabbalah.