If you want to go a bit deeper with this, check out Vincent Pitisci. He has numerous videos and books incorporating mapping, and he ties in conceptual blending as well (that is REALLY interesting). His channel is actually called Tarot Maps.
Looks like a lot of fun. I would definitely try it but I do need a guiding question. Or maybe I missed that. I like the using of a variety of decks. I think messages pop much better in this kind of reading. Thanks for sharing your process!
Yes I definitely asked a question for this one. I was kind of vague about the question in the video maybe that's why it was overlooked. I think this type of reading is great for those questions you want to get to the nitty gritty of. 😊
Thanks for sharing this method, I enjoyed how you moved through the in-motion aspects. I also pull out quite a few decks in many readings so this is a new interesting way to relate the cards to each other! I'm not interested really in drawing the 'map' part and, as a writer of stories, will probably just create different literary scenes for each grouping that emerges in relating the cards to each other. So, I totally love the CARDS visuals that can shift in a variety of ways but the 'drawn map' not so much. LOL Does that make sense? I love how we can each emerge uniquely through this particular way of reading the cards. Again, thank you! Blessings!
Yep I can completely see your point about the map. That sounds really interesting creating literary scenes with the groupings. Thanks so much for watching 😊
I have done mind-mapping and find it a great tool for taking notes and creating links to ideas. I call it a concept map when I teach it to my students as you take one keyword and explore that and then link it to another keyword to create an interactive web of concepts. I’ve not used it for reading the tarot but love how you created yours especially with colour-coding words to match colours on the cards. I’m going to try this soon. Did you have a question in mind and then drew cards from various packs for the same question? Or did you have an open theme to explore? I’m just wondering how to start the reading. Thanks.
If you want to go a bit deeper with this, check out Vincent Pitisci. He has numerous videos and books incorporating mapping, and he ties in conceptual blending as well (that is REALLY interesting). His channel is actually called Tarot Maps.
I will definitely go check that out. Thanks for sharing 😊
Loved watching how you brought this all together!
Thanks for creating such a cool idea and pushing me out of my comfort zone to work through it 😊
Looks like a lot of fun. I would definitely try it but I do need a guiding question. Or maybe I missed that. I like the using of a variety of decks. I think messages pop much better in this kind of reading. Thanks for sharing your process!
Yes I definitely asked a question for this one. I was kind of vague about the question in the video maybe that's why it was overlooked. I think this type of reading is great for those questions you want to get to the nitty gritty of. 😊
Thanks for sharing this method, I enjoyed how you moved through the in-motion aspects. I also pull out quite a few decks in many readings so this is a new interesting way to relate the cards to each other! I'm not interested really in drawing the 'map' part and, as a writer of stories, will probably just create different literary scenes for each grouping that emerges in relating the cards to each other. So, I totally love the CARDS visuals that can shift in a variety of ways but the 'drawn map' not so much. LOL Does that make sense? I love how we can each emerge uniquely through this particular way of reading the cards. Again, thank you! Blessings!
Yep I can completely see your point about the map. That sounds really interesting creating literary scenes with the groupings. Thanks so much for watching 😊
Ooo never thought about the devil in that victim mentality way.
Loved watching your exploration of mind mapping the tarot. ❤
Thanks. I loved that the devil showed up that way really brings forward the shadow of the king 😁
I have done mind-mapping and find it a great tool for taking notes and creating links to ideas. I call it a concept map when I teach it to my students as you take one keyword and explore that and then link it to another keyword to create an interactive web of concepts. I’ve not used it for reading the tarot but love how you created yours especially with colour-coding words to match colours on the cards. I’m going to try this soon. Did you have a question in mind and then drew cards from various packs for the same question? Or did you have an open theme to explore? I’m just wondering how to start the reading. Thanks.
Yes I had a question in mind when I pulled my cards and focused on that when pulling cards from all the decks
@ Thank you for clarifying this. Appreciated.