Tarot as a Projective Tool

Tarot as a Projective Tool

Today there will be a short podcast about how I use tarot cards as a projective tool in my practice. If you're interested in tarot cards - leave comments, ask questions, or come in for a consultation and a tarot reading to answer your questions.

Sex in Tarot and Relationships

In one of my past podcasts, we discussed what the meaning is of a person belonging to one or another elemental suit represented in the Tarot cards, and what the interaction of different elements looks like. Thanks to this, in Tarot spreads we can understand what relationships exist between people, what problems they have, and how to minimize conflicts and make any interaction as productive as possible for both sides. Today we will look at more precise patterns of human behavior in the psychological and sexual spheres. Friendship and hostility of the elements are extremely important for further understanding of how relationships between people are built or may be built, including the intimate sphere. So what does the communication of the elements with each other look like in the psychological and sexual sphere? Do not forget to subscribe so as not to miss other interesting podcasts and see you soon ;)

Behavioral Types of Women

If you are a man, I already have a similar podcast about men. As you may recall, the tarot represents four elements, and according to these elements, psychology distinguishes four types of behavior in women and men. Let's talk about women today. Follow me to stay tuned

Behavioral Types of Men

Let us talk about what people of different elements (Fire, Water, Earth, and Air) are like, both men and women: how theybehave, how things stand in various areas of their lives, how they resolve different issues, how and what a person of their element lives and breathes by. Let us begin with men. I will call "the man" - a King. Depending on the elements, which you already know from my previous podcasts, we will be dealing with the king of fire, the king of water, the king of earth and the king of air. In the next podcast, we will analyze the behavioral types of women. Subscribe to stay up to date

Who we are? Personality Types in Tarot and Psychology

The suits in Tarot Cards (Cups, Swords, Pentacles, Wands) correspond to the elements: Water, Air, Earth, and Fire, respectively, and represent certain personality types depending on the nature of a person’s behavior. This is a convenient way to describe people by grouping them according to similar character traits, behavior, and thinking. Psychologists have noticed that people often repeat the same “sets” of habits and reactions, and in order not to describe each person from scratch, personality types were created. Knowing which group a person belongs to can tell you a lot about them, allows you to predict the future prospects of their behavior. You can analyze your behavior throughout your life (in stressful and critical situations) and determine your personality type, as well as the type of your close people, and understand how to build relationships with such people, why you have conflicts if they exist, and start to change something if the relationship with this person is important to you.