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Tarot and Karma: Decision Fatigue Is Real
There is a particular kind of tired that comes from making too many decisions. Not “ran a marathon” tired. Not “I fought a dragon” tired. More like: "I opened my email and now I need a nap and a new identity” tired. People are tired of complexity. We crave fewer steps, clearer choices, less decision-fatigue. And if you have ever stared at a menu with 47 options and suddenly forgotten your own name, you already understand the spiritual lesson. Because decision fatigue is not j
Carrie Slayton
Mar 96 min read


The Tarot Reader vs. The AI: A Comedy of Cards
I lit a candle, shuffled my deck, and announced to the room (which was mostly a mug of tea and one extremely judgmental houseplant)... “Tonight, we consult the Tarot.” On my desk sat my laptop, awake and alert, as if it had been waiting its whole life to be invited to a séance. I opened a chat window and typed: Me: “Help me write a funny blog story using tarot.” AI: Certainly. Please provide: tone, target audience, and the emotional objective. The houseplant leaned in, som
Carrie Slayton
Mar 44 min read


The Shadow-Card Test: Interviewing a Tarot Deck by Its Darkest Truths
Learn my Shadow-Card Test for “interviewing” a tarot deck before purchase using four anchor cards: 3 of Swords, Death, 10 of Swords, and the Devil.
Carrie Slayton
Feb 15 min read


Neptune in Aries New Year Tarot Spread: The Lighthouse Match
A fresh New Year tarot spread designed for Neptune’s shift into Aries: clarify the dream, light the spark, and take one grounded first step.
Carrie Slayton
Jan 54 min read
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