-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- tarotpuu on More decks!
- Beth on More decks!
- annick (Tarot Cirkel) on Traces du Sacré: Thoth Tarot
- KatrinaW on Cool stuff
- tarotpuu on Cool stuff
Archives
Categories
- China
- Dreams
- Ei kategoriaa
- Jung
- Lenormand
- Pics
- Playing Cards
- Rider Tarot / A. E. Waite & Pamela Colman Smith
- Stories
- Tarot
- Tarot & Numerologia -kurssit
- Tarot Books
- Tarot Decks
- Tarot History
- Tarot Media
- Tarot Professionals
- Tarot Psychology
- Tarot Spreads
- Therapy
- Thoth Tarot / Aleister Crowley & Frieda Harris
Meta
-
Blog: Tarotpuu Topics:tarot, symbolism, psychology
Category Archives: Stories
Walkabout article on Tarosophist International
Walkabout happened exactly a year ago (well, 3 days plus) so now’s a good time to revisit the event. I wrote about this purely awesome thing (before it happened) here http://tarotpuu.livejournal.com/58891.html and the even more awesome group responsible for this delight can be found here http://www.nic.fi/~hoyhen/ (Teatteri Naamio ja Höyhen). … Continue reading →
short story: The Fool
This story is based on a dream I had a few nights ago. I don’t know if there’ll be any other “Tarot stories”, I haven’t planned anything. I did enjoy writing this, and a special thank you goes to Tackerama … Continue reading →
Posted in Dreams, Stories, Tarot, Tarot Media
|
Tagged dream, fiction, story, the fool, writing
|
Leave a comment
Tarot-tarinat
Minttu "Birdy" Hapulin uunituore kirja Tarot-tarinat (Atena Kustannus Oy, 2009) "(Hapulin) elämänmakuisissa tarinoissa tarotin voimat liikuttavat niin betonilähiön teiniä kuin metsänreunassa asuvaa äitiä. Kaikkein arkipäiväisin tilanne sisältää aina hitusen salaperäisyyttä, koska jokaisella pakan kortilla on sekä valoisa että pimeä puolensa, eikä … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Tarot, Tarot Books
|
Tagged atena kustannus, book, kirja, minttu hapuli, tarot-tarinat
|
5 Comments
Tarot Walkabout
Teatteri Naamio ja Höyhen presents Walkabout: "Wishing you were somewhere exotic, but can’t afford the ticket or the time? Do you want to see the world as you’ve never seen it before? Would you like to come out and play… … Continue reading →
Posted in Rider Tarot / A. E. Waite & Pamela Colman Smith, Stories, Tarot, Tarot Media, Tarot Psychology
|
Tagged golden dawn, helsinki, larp, performance, rws, tarot walkabout, theatre
|
Leave a comment
Al-Qa’im
The fact that I lived three years in Iraq as a child (1979-1982) probably had some influence on my future taste in music. Different kinds of native instruments from Middle East and Asia began to interest me as a teenager, and it wasn’t long … Continue reading →
“The Three Perceptives”
“There were once three Sufis, so observant and experienced in life that they were known as The Three Perceptives. One day during their travels they encountered a camelman, who said: ‘Have you seen my camel? I have lost it.’ ‘Was … Continue reading →
[Pi] & Ptolemaeus
Pi – Archimedes One of my all-time favourite movie scenes, and equally one of my all-time favourite movies – “Pi” by Darren Aronofsky. It also has the actor Mark Margolis playing a major role, who happens to be one of my … Continue reading →
Posted in Dreams, Stories
|
Tagged darren aronofsky, dream, mark margolis, pi, ptolemaeus
|
Leave a comment
Ganesha & elephants
Elephants walked into my life when I was about 15-y-o or so. Within a year, I suddenly had six elephants, of different sizes and shapes, staring at me from my window sill. Friends and relatives travelling in different places, unaware of each other, all brought … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Tarot, Tarot Decks, Tarot History
|
Tagged elephants, ganesha, gumppenberg, tarock, thoth tarot
|
Leave a comment
“Hang ten, honey”
I have a lot to thank Tori Amos for. Back in 1994 I had been playing piano for six years or so, and was really beginning to feel sick about it. The songs I practised were mainly classical tunes. I loved … Continue reading →
“Would you like a reading..?”
“Choose one person (living / dead / fictitious) to whom you would go for a tarot reading.” Hum. Either Hannibal Lecter or Carl Jung. Tough one. Probably Lecter 🙂