You know those brutally honest Tarot readings that make you feel like your Tarot deck was kicking you in the ass? The ones that don’t tell you what you want to hear but what you need to hear?
My very first Tarot reading with my very first Tarot deck was like that.
Fool Closeups from Jean Dodal, Thoth, and RWS Tarot.
Let me tell you, I didn’t really appreciate it back then. I was an ignorant newbie who was hoping for a profound and pompous and grandiose reading with fancy and dramatic cards. Instead, the deck fooled me – both figuratively and very much literally.
Let me share this foolish tale with you. It features an ignorant (and a bit arrogant) newbie Tarot reader, a brutally honest and provocative Tarot deck, and an annoying reading that took a few months to sink in.
I’ve finally settled into my new home online, so it’s time for a virtual housewarming party!
Some things may not be completely in order here yet, and I’ll still be tweaking things a bit, but you should already have an idea of what to expect to see in this blog in the future.
You’ll probably see posts about my adventures in the world of Tarot, psychic, and paranormal, as well as musings about spiritual growth, personal development, and positive thinking because those are the things I’m interested in. Oh, this blog is also very personal, utterly unprofessional, and a bit tongue-in-cheek… just like its author! 
Like everyone in this world, I’ve got my quirks. Read on for a list of some of the peculiar features you’ll find here. You can take this list as a warning or a promise, depending on your personal tastes.
Hello world!
This little blogging project of mine is finally coming together. No, this blog isn’t officially launched yet, though. I’m still testing and tweaking things a bit, and to be honest, this post you’re reading is merely yet another test post.
Instead of generating some Lorem Ipsum or fascinating stories about quick brown foxes and lazy dogs, I figured I’ll write an actual blog post. So, in this post, I’ll explain what I’ve been doing with this blog so far and what I’m still planning to do before I will officially launch this thing.
