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YOUR TAROT BLOG Can Win a Prize!
| Posted on December 22, 2011 at 8:50 AM |
YES, SUBMIT YOUR TAROT BLOG TO WIN A PRIZE!
(feel free to cross-post)
I want to put together a Best Blog of 2011 round-up!
And I want to see YOUR BEST BLOG of 2011.
You know your blogs best.
What single Tarot Blog did YOU write in 2011 that was most important, meaningful, fun, educational, or insightful?
What To Do:
(please read all 4 rules carefully)
In the comment section on this page, do the following:
- Please post one link to your own single blog post (one entry per person)
- BRIEFLY describe your blog's topic and very small (1-2 sentence) summary of it.
- Briefly explain why you feel this blog stands out from your other blog posts.
- Yep, you have to choose your own blog post, not someone else's. But you CAN encourage someone else to submit their own post.
What we're not looking for: A link to a general blogging site.
What we are looking for: One single tarot blog post YOU wrote.
One entry per person.
No, you do not need to be a well-known tarot reader to submit your entry.
Any tarot-themed blog post you created is welcome.
PRIZES!
The Top 3 Blogs will win:
- 1st prize wins a $20 gift certificate to The Tarot Garden, $10 gift certificate for each of the two 2nd prize choices
- Top 3 choices win a hand made tarot pouch by me with a charm on the pouch.
- And, if you wish, the top 3 winners are invited to join us on Beyond Worlds - Your Tarot Tribe to promote your blog and share the honorable mention post with our listeners (and you can promote your webpage while on!).
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Winner to be announced New Year's Eve Day.
Entries must be posted by midnigth December 24th, 2011.
I'll have additional tarotists helping me vote for the winner, to make sure the blog holds group interest.
Help me pick a winner!
Do you want to help vote?
Email me tarottribe@gmail.com
and put "VOTE" in the subject line.
Here's wishing you an entry of tarot-filled wonder!
Warmly,
Donnaleigh
See a listing of all our educational tarot shows to ate HERE.
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22 Comments
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Hilary
10:26 AM on December 22, 2011
http://tarotbyhilary.com/2011/10/bullying-not-just-a-childhood-pr
oblem/
My tarot blog post is about Bullying. I wrote it in October for National Bullying Prevention Month, but I really wanted to emphasize that bullying should not be treated as just a childhood playground problem. It happens to adults, it's not a "phase", and it happens ALL THE TIME. I also include a tarot spread I created to deal with a bullying situation.
My blog stands out from the rest because whenever I complain about something, I always want to offer a solution to the problem. I don't want to complain for the sake of complaining. I want to offer change from a seemingly cyclical situation, like bullying. Since I believe that tarot is an excellent way to establish what patterns of thinking are in place, I knew that tarot would be able to help in a bullying situation.
oblem/
My tarot blog post is about Bullying. I wrote it in October for National Bullying Prevention Month, but I really wanted to emphasize that bullying should not be treated as just a childhood playground problem. It happens to adults, it's not a "phase", and it happens ALL THE TIME. I also include a tarot spread I created to deal with a bullying situation.
My blog stands out from the rest because whenever I complain about something, I always want to offer a solution to the problem. I don't want to complain for the sake of complaining. I want to offer change from a seemingly cyclical situation, like bullying. Since I believe that tarot is an excellent way to establish what patterns of thinking are in place, I knew that tarot would be able to help in a bullying situation.
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Raven
10:26 AM on December 22, 2011
Shivaya Wellness 6/27/11 post: "When A Read Goes South and How to Dig Out"
http://shivayawellness.com/2011/06/27/when-a-read-goes-south-and-
how-to-dig-out
My post talks about what to do when you're an experienced Tarot reader and your session starts to bomb.
This is a real occurrence for Tarot readers, no matter how long in the trade. Also, it's good to show that I'm human and can easily screw-up a session -- but also be professional, not give up and bring the focus back on the client. Healers need to be open about their failures -- and this is one of my best.
http://shivayawellness.com/2011/06/27/when-a-read-goes-south-and-
how-to-dig-out
My post talks about what to do when you're an experienced Tarot reader and your session starts to bomb.
This is a real occurrence for Tarot readers, no matter how long in the trade. Also, it's good to show that I'm human and can easily screw-up a session -- but also be professional, not give up and bring the focus back on the client. Healers need to be open about their failures -- and this is one of my best.
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Ruth
10:53 AM on December 22, 2011
http://tarotvalide.wordpress.com/
My tarot blog is my online journal of my ongoing life long study of tarot.
My tarot blog is my online journal of my ongoing life long study of tarot.
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Arwen
11:01 AM on December 22, 2011
http://tarotbyarwen.com/blog/?p=6848
How I learned to express anger while seeking joy in an effort to stay authentic.
I think this is a personal best this year because several other readers picked up the post to do the spread on their own blogs.
How I learned to express anger while seeking joy in an effort to stay authentic.
I think this is a personal best this year because several other readers picked up the post to do the spread on their own blogs.
Ruth says...
http://tarotvalide.wordpress.com/
My tarot blog is my online journal of my ongoing life long study of tarot.
Excellent blog, Ruth! Check out the rules above...what is your #1 single favorite blog entry that you wrote? So glad you posted your blog...another one for me to get hooked on! Thanks!
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Barbara
11:32 AM on December 22, 2011
http://practicaltarotreadings.com/810/the-dark-side-of-tarot/
How our culture of valuing only "positive" experiences influences our card interpretations, causing us to put bandaids on our clients rather than delving into the dark areas where actual healing occurs.
First, thanks for this reason to review my past posts. I forgot about some that I really loved! It was hard for me to pick one, but I chose this one because I think it is the most widely applicable among tarot readers, brings in how our larger culture shapes our readings, and is kind of humorous.
How our culture of valuing only "positive" experiences influences our card interpretations, causing us to put bandaids on our clients rather than delving into the dark areas where actual healing occurs.
First, thanks for this reason to review my past posts. I forgot about some that I really loved! It was hard for me to pick one, but I chose this one because I think it is the most widely applicable among tarot readers, brings in how our larger culture shapes our readings, and is kind of humorous.
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Zuri
12:01 PM on December 22, 2011
http://askzuri.com/blog/2011/12/tarot-scopes-for-december-2011/
My tarot post is actually a new tarot column I began, that was inspired by the card of the week I've been pulling for my online community. The post is a monthly tarot scope, offering a message for each of the sun signs through the lens of the Tarot. I thought it was a fun way to give people an energetic peek into the month ahead using tarot guidance.
Have a happy holiday!
My tarot post is actually a new tarot column I began, that was inspired by the card of the week I've been pulling for my online community. The post is a monthly tarot scope, offering a message for each of the sun signs through the lens of the Tarot. I thought it was a fun way to give people an energetic peek into the month ahead using tarot guidance.
Have a happy holiday!
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Lucia Macedo
12:12 PM on December 22, 2011
1.
http://cartasedestino.blogspot.com/2010/07/taro-previsao-caso-mer
cia-nakashima.html
2. The post refers to a tarot reading about a murder, with repercussion in the Brazilian media. Where the Major Arcana, The Hanged Man, is discussed with emphasis and uncover the case.
3. Why highlight the death and the tarot card killer.
Direct from Brazil. My tarot blog. Posting my own.
http://cartasedestino.blogspot.com/2010/07/taro-previsao-caso-mer
cia-nakashima.html
2. The post refers to a tarot reading about a murder, with repercussion in the Brazilian media. Where the Major Arcana, The Hanged Man, is discussed with emphasis and uncover the case.
3. Why highlight the death and the tarot card killer.
Direct from Brazil. My tarot blog. Posting my own.
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Lucia Macedo
12:19 PM on December 22, 2011
http://cartasedestino.blogspot.com/2010/07/taro-previsao-caso-mer
cia-nakashima.html
cia-nakashima.html
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Lucia Macedo
12:25 PM on December 22, 2011
Lucia Macedo says...
http://cartasedestino.blogspot.com/2010/07/taro-previsao-caso-me
rcia-nakashima.html
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Jordan Hoggard
01:36 PM on December 22, 2011
Tarot Blog Contest Submittal:
http://jordanhoggard.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/death-as-the-master
-gardener-a-little-extra-to-chew-on-bonus/
This blog presents the Death card as an experiential sandbox. The Death card is a difficult card for many, and though the blog is not any end-all be-all solution, the hope was that this blog might help others overcome their difficulty with it.
It stands out from my other blog posts as one of the best of my Themed Personifications series. Cards don big, conceptual characters as in a play, where their story can take us places where we discover inner inheritances, new treasures right there within ourselves.
http://jordanhoggard.wordpress.com/2011/04/09/death-as-the-master
-gardener-a-little-extra-to-chew-on-bonus/
This blog presents the Death card as an experiential sandbox. The Death card is a difficult card for many, and though the blog is not any end-all be-all solution, the hope was that this blog might help others overcome their difficulty with it.
It stands out from my other blog posts as one of the best of my Themed Personifications series. Cards don big, conceptual characters as in a play, where their story can take us places where we discover inner inheritances, new treasures right there within ourselves.
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Theresa | The Tarot Lady
09:17 AM on December 23, 2011
I have a few post that I did this year that I really like but i have to say that "The Hip Hop Guide To Being A Tarot Professional" is my favorite. There are not many posts that address the business side of tarot reading and I feel that makes my blog stand out - I'm not just writing about tarot cards, spreads and techniques - often I add commentary about things going on in the tarot community as well as what a tarot pro really needs to know. This makes my blog very unique.
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Theresa | The Tarot Lady
09:19 AM on December 23, 2011
Theresa | The Tarot Lady says...
I have a few post that I did this year that I really like but i have to say that "The Hip Hop Guide To Being A Tarot Professional" is my favorite. There are not many posts that address the business side of tarot reading and I feel that makes my blog stand out - I'm not just writing about tarot cards, spreads and techniques - often I add commentary about things going on in the tarot community as well as what a tarot pro really needs to know. This makes my blog very unique.
Whoops - forgot to add the link! Here ya go: http://www.thetarotlady.com/the-hip-hop-guide-to-being-a-tarot-pr
ofessional/
All the entries so far are superb! This will be tough!
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Paris
10:19 AM on December 23, 2011
http://www.planetlight.com/td/content/woman-who-loved-red-silk
I wrote a mini-story that illustrates how the energy of a Tarot card might manifest itself in the world: The Woman Who Loved Red Silk.
I wrote a mini-story that illustrates how the energy of a Tarot card might manifest itself in the world: The Woman Who Loved Red Silk.
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Amy Lamash
12:36 PM on December 23, 2011
Wow, this was tough to do. Pick my own blog post that is.... I am not a big blogger, I really just wanted to get my journal in a digital format and to encourage others to have a Tarot Journal. I picked this blog post because it shows how I use my cards for personal healing and not just for readings.
http://web.mac.com/mimers/Hudson_Valley_Tarot/Amys_Tarot_Journal/
Entries/2009/8/18_Turning_Points_and_Major_Milestones_exercise_fr
om_the_book%2CTarot_For_Yourself_by_Mary_K_Greer.html
This blog is no longer being updated. I am now using wordpress http://hudsonvalleytarot.wordpress.com/
I have loved everyone's posts here! This was so great!
http://web.mac.com/mimers/Hudson_Valley_Tarot/Amys_Tarot_Journal/
Entries/2009/8/18_Turning_Points_and_Major_Milestones_exercise_fr
om_the_book%2CTarot_For_Yourself_by_Mary_K_Greer.html
This blog is no longer being updated. I am now using wordpress http://hudsonvalleytarot.wordpress.com/
I have loved everyone's posts here! This was so great!
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Amy Lamash
12:39 PM on December 23, 2011
Sorry, here's a tiny url http://tinyurl.com/ctkpjcj
Amy Lamash says...
Wow, this was tough to do. Pick my own blog post that is.... I am not a big blogger, I really just wanted to get my journal in a digital format and to encourage others to have a Tarot Journal. I picked this blog post because it shows how I use my cards for personal healing and not just for readings.
http://web.mac.com/mimers/Hudson_Valley_Tarot/Amys_Tarot_Journal/
Entries/2009/8/18_Turning_Points_and_Major_Milestones_exercise_fr
om_the_book%2CTarot_For_Yourself_by_Mary_K_Greer.html
This blog is no longer being updated. I am now using wordpress http://hudsonvalleytarot.wordpress.com/
I have loved everyone's posts here! This was so great!
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Helen
08:56 AM on December 24, 2011
My best Tarot blog post of the year was "Better the devil you know", exploring The Devil archetype in detail from different perspectives (nationalities and religions). I believe it stands out from my other Tarot posts because it is juicy, humorous, serious and of universal appeal. 
http://www.mywingsofdesireblog.blogspot.com/2011/07/better-devil-
you-know.html
http://www.mywingsofdesireblog.blogspot.com/2011/07/better-devil-
you-know.html
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Vera Petrova
11:43 AM on December 24, 2011
http://tarotdelazarina.blogspot.com/2011/11/como-interpretar-el-t
iempo-en-el-tarot.html
My blog is write in spanish, but always can read it in owner language
In my blog I write my experience with the tarot and the interesting posting that I reed in the web
iempo-en-el-tarot.html
My blog is write in spanish, but always can read it in owner language
In my blog I write my experience with the tarot and the interesting posting that I reed in the web
http://78roads.blogspot.com/2011/12/todays-card-is-justice.html
An exploration of the Justice card and the lessons it teaches us. This blog is probably the best one I wrote simply because of the subject matter. The lesson of self acceptance that Justice teaches us is valuable to everyone as they journey down their life's path.
An exploration of the Justice card and the lessons it teaches us. This blog is probably the best one I wrote simply because of the subject matter. The lesson of self acceptance that Justice teaches us is valuable to everyone as they journey down their life's path.
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