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November 11, 2009
Welcome to the Group for our Evolver Intensive series "Divination: How to Read the Future Now." We truly appreciate your participation in this series, and hope that you find it rewarding. We've been having a great time with the series so far, learning from our guests, from the insightful questions asked by you all -- as well as the thoughtful emails you've been sending to us following the calls.
This Group page is where you can share your reflections and insights with one another.
It's also where you can tell Ken, Daniel, Adam and I what's working for you and what isn't. Your comments about the overall series are extremely helpful for us as we plan future Intensives.
We're excited about the potential for these call-in discussions, how they can extend connections between folks in the Evolver community, deepen our collective knowledge, and contribute to a growing foundation for transformation -- in the world, and in ourselves.
So please let us know what you think!
And thank you again for being here.
Cheers,
ST
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Tarot as a launching pad for inner guidance/writing inspiration
— Nov 11, 2009
Thanks for these forums -- see my post in the Divination Roll Call with link to a Voager Tarot card-a-day page and my suggestion for using the images in Tarot cards as launching pads for inner guidance.
Re: Rachel's call yesterday -- I love how Rachel uses Tarot in relation to her fiction writing -- as a screenwriter/Hollywood script consultant, I can see how the Tarot Archetypes are useful for suggesting ways of being, behaving or speaking for many types of characters. Imagine a character whose default mode of being is like The Magician or The Hermit and who's suddenly thrust into an unfamiliar or challenging situation or relationship -- how would they sound or what would they do?
Using Tarot this way can add new dimensions to traditional writing exercises for authors by actively tapping into our Collective Consciousness and Universal Archetypes.
Barbara Schiffman, C.Ht.
http://www.HypnoSynergy.com
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