Today I am excited to welcome back
for a discussion of her book, Tarot for Creativity, which approaches the classic 78 cards of the Tarot as a powerful tool to tap into your imagination, overcome blocks, and deepen your relationship with your art. In the conversation, we explore:What inspired Chelsey’s approach to the cards
How we can tap into the creative energy of life
Viewing the Major and Minor Arcana through this creative approach
A live tarot reading and interpretation
The meaning of the Knight of Wands and The Fool
Next month I’ll be guest teaching over at Chelsey’s Tarot Journaling Club—a member exclusive offering—guiding attendees through the Connecting to Archetypes spread first introduced here. Join us for a deep dive into the archetypal realm via tarot!
Chelsey Pippin Mizzi is a writer, tarot reader, and creative facilitator. Equal parts spiritual and skeptical, she applies a grounded approach to helping witch-curious writers, artists, and small-business owners unlock their creative magic. She writes The Shuffle, a bestselling Substack at the intersection of magic and muse, and is the author of three books: The Tarot Spreads Yearbook, Tarot for Creativity, and The Shadow Path. Her writing has also been featured in BuzzFeed, New York Magazine. LitHub, The Bookseller, and other titles.
Follow Chelsey on Instagram at pipcardstarot and Substack at The Shuffle.
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Do you utilize tarot for creative inspiration or to support your art? Which card are you curious to see through the lens of creativity?
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