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I have been using it lately and it gives som quite disturbing vibes. Very good reading deck, actually.
HEY AT--
We just got back from the 14th Annual Gathering of the Juggalos--a music festival in southern Illinois, hosted by the Insane Clown Posse. Our hosts felt that their three-ring circus needed an "official" fortune teller, so the Dark Carnival Tarot crew heeded the call and set up an elaborate tarot reader tent, which ran from midnight until sunlight every night for five days straight.
The results were amazing.
Most kids that we read for were in their late teens into their twenties. And it was shamanic, healing, therapeutic...there was laughter and tears on both sides of the reading table, all through the night. I personally truly feel I deserve a PhD in Jungian psychology at this point! Or maybe to be initiated as a full-blooded Heyoka shaman...
This experience touched so many lives. And we are just thrilled to share the gift of tarot with this new generation. Here's one of the only pics of the inside of the fortune-teller tent, taken with a friend of and longtime supporter of the deck:
http://www.faygoluvers.net/v5/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/P1020245-th1.jpg
Anywho, just wanted to share the experience. Hope you enjoyed.
Peace and love,
Rachel
HEY AT--
We just got back from the 14th Annual Gathering of the Juggalos--a music festival in southern Illinois, hosted by the Insane Clown Posse. Our hosts felt that their three-ring circus needed an "official" fortune teller, so the Dark Carnival Tarot crew heeded the call and set up an elaborate tarot reader tent, which ran from midnight until sunlight every night for five days straight.
The results were amazing.
HEY AT--
We just got back from the 14th Annual Gathering of the Juggalos--a music festival in southern Illinois, hosted by the Insane Clown Posse. Our hosts felt that their three-ring circus needed an "official" fortune teller, so the Dark Carnival Tarot crew heeded the call and set up an elaborate tarot reader tent, which ran from midnight until sunlight every night for five days straight.
The results were amazing.
Most kids that we read for were in their late teens into their twenties. And it was shamanic, healing, therapeutic...there was laughter and tears on both sides of the reading table, all through the night. I personally truly feel I deserve a PhD in Jungian psychology at this point! Or maybe to be initiated as a full-blooded Heyoka shaman...
This experience touched so many lives. And we are just thrilled to share the gift of tarot with this new generation. Here's one of the only pics of the inside of the fortune-teller tent, taken with a friend of and longtime supporter of the deck:
http://www.faygoluvers.net/v5/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/P1020245-th1.jpg
Anywho, just wanted to share the experience. Hope you enjoyed.
Peace and love,
Rachel
Looks like great fun. Do you ever get to go and join the celebration?