
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
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Liz Worth, a Tarot reader and author, shares her Tarot expertise and musings through her blog. Founded in 2010, Liz Worth's Tarot Blog offers a mix of practical Tarot tips, card explorations, and reflections on Tarot as a tool for personal transformation. Visit her website to dive into the realm of Tarot and discover Liz's unique insights.
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
1M ago
Lately I have been thinking about how important it is to give ourselves something to look forward to, and to continue to focus on pouring energy into things that feel inspiring.
I think that when we all work on putting good into the world – whether that be through your creativity, acts of kindness, spiritual gifts, or anything else that lights you up – it makes a difference in the world. All of these things have a ripple effect.
A couple of years ago, I read Julia Cameron’s book Walking in This World. If you’re familiar with Cameron’s work, she wrote the popular book The Artist’s Way abou ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
2M ago
I'm curious: Have you ever used ChatGPT or other A.I. apps to learn tarot?
If so, how did it go?
I ask because I've noticed more mentions of ChatGPT in relation to learning tarot and astrology this season. In 2023, I wrote a blog about whether we should be concerned that A.I. could replace real-life tarot readers and other diviners. At the time, ChatGPT was becoming more commonplace and there were a lot of murmurings in the tarot community about what it might mean for our industry as time goes on.
People were, and still are, wondering: Will tarot decks with A.I. generated art beco ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
2M ago
We’re nearing the end of the calendar year which means a lot of us are turning to tarot to ask, “What’s coming up in the New Year?"
Even though there’s always a lot of back and forth in the tarot community about whether or not to use tarot as a predictive tool, the reality is that a large percentage of tarot querents ask predictive questions.
I think where readers sometimes hesitate with predictions is when we feel like we’re under pressure to be all-seeing and all-knowing.
When I got my first tarot deck, I assumed readings were completely predictive, and expected the cards to send ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
3M ago
As I've been promoting my new book this season, I've had a few people ask me about using tarot for creative purposes. This is one of my favourite ways to use tarot, especially when I get to read for clients who are emerging or established artists.
Talking about the ways in which divination can generate ideas or crystallize obscure concepts is something I would love to share more about in the future. There is so much tarot can do when we get curious about our lives and creative with our questions.
One question I've had recently is whether I use tarot to help me decide which creative ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
6M ago
Do you ever sit down and reflect on how much has changed since you started making tarot a part of your life?
When I think back to where I was when I decided to commit to this path, I can’t believe the difference between where I started and where I’ve ended up.
I used to be searching for something that I couldn’t quite articulate. All I knew was that I had an inner discomfort, an ongoing sense that things weren’t quite what they should be.
Back then, I had a challenging job in a downtown office. I used to walk to work every day asking, “What am I suppos ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
7M ago
I always pay attention to the patterns that come up in my client readings. It never fails that clusters people tend to be going through the same things at the same time.
We are all part of a collective consciousness: Of course there will be common threads and themes that some of us, seemingly at random, are all experiencing simultaneously.
But I also think that tarot shows us just how similar we often are to each other. Yes, humans have their differences, but we also have a lot in common.
Most people want to be happy and fulfilled. Most people want to love and be loved. Most ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
7M ago
If you’ve had a tarot reading with me, or taken some of my classes, you’ll already know that my go-to tarot technique is the three-card open spread.
This wasn’t always my go-to technique: I used to swear by positional tarot spreads. The bigger and more complex, the better. I would even make custom spreads for my client work to personalize each session.
But the more my client base grew, the more I had to adapt my tarot practice. I don’t know what triggered the shift, but it seemed like all of a sudden I was getting more clients coming in with longer lists of questions.&n ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
7M ago
The tarot space is a crowded one. Especially in the last few years, when it seems like everyone got into tarot and launched a TikTok account…
One thing I’ve talked about a lot with fellow readers offline is how to stand out in such a crowded environment. Especially when it seems like everyone is doing daily card readings online, or going live on YouTube or Instagram to read for the collective.
“Do I have to do that, too?” you might have wondered if you’ve been trying to build up your presence as a reader.
My answer is no. If you follow me on social media, you’ll see that I don’t do a lot of ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
8M ago
One of the hardest things to do as a tarot reader is to feel like you’re the bearer of bad news.
People come to readings with a lot of hope. Sometimes they want to hear that a rough situation is going to turn around, or that an old flame is going to reappear in their lives.
But it isn’t always in the cards – at least not as far as you can tell once the reading has started.
I once had someone get quite upset with me when I told her that I didn’t see what she wanted me to see.
“I’m not here to lie to you about what I’m seeing,” I finally had to tell her. “Would you rather I do ..read more
Liz Worth's Tarot Blog
9M ago
In some of my recent readings, a few of my clients have asked, “How much information should I tell you?”
This question doesn’t always come from a desire to stay secretive or to test a reader: I’ve actually found it’s the opposite a lot of the time.
People come to tarot readings because they are trying to work something out within themselves.
Sometimes they are at a difficult or confusing crossroads. Sometimes they are trying to make sense of an illogical scenario.
I’ve always seen myself as a neutral party for my clients. I’m not here to steer them in any one direction. I’m just here to ..read more