Category Archives: Therapy

Cool stuff

Posted on December 17, 2012 by tarotpuu

There’s so much awesome things happening in the tarot world at the moment that I’m just about to explode. Because I’m too busy (lazy) I’ll just post here all the Stuff that I can remember, in no particular order. This … Continue reading →

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Tarot Books, part 1

Posted on December 17, 2011 by tarotpuu

This post is about new tarot books that I’ve recently acquired. I hope it will wet your appetite and make you spend even more money on tarot books. Part 2 coming up in the not-too-distant future, with Enrique Enriquez’s Tarology, Abiding in … Continue reading →

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Pia Virtakallio In Memoriam

Posted on September 24, 2010 by tarotpuu

 Pia Virtakallio 1919-2010 Pia Virtakallio In Memoriam

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Tarot & logoterapia -artikkeli Fikkarissa

Posted on April 29, 2010 by tarotpuu

Suomen logoterapiayhdistys ry:n tänään ilmestyneessä Fikkari -jäsenlehdessä (2/2010) artikkelini "Terapeuttinen Tarot – ja mahdollisuudet logoterapian kanssa". Artikkeli löytyy vaikkapa täältä. Logoterapiayhdistyksen sivut: http://www.logoterapiayhdistys.fi/Hieno juttu, että artikkeli pääsi lehteen. Toivottavasti jatkossa seuraa keskustelua asian tiimoilta, itselläni ainakin on sellainen olo, että tässä … Continue reading →

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Tree of Life & Shadow

Posted on April 7, 2010 by tarotpuu

Back to the Qliphoth biz! Some time ago I wrote here about these ‘shadow forces’ of the Tree of Life (http://tarotpuu.livejournal.com/45521.html). As it happened, the subject quite persistently kept calling my attention, so I gave it some. Read more about it, made comparisons between different … Continue reading →

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Tarot & Logotherapy?

Posted on February 23, 2010 by tarotpuu

I admit it: this subject has for too long been nagging me. Last September Mary K. Greer wrote about her 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card – a book which I highly recommend for everyone – in her most … Continue reading →

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Tarotpuun uudistuneet sivut

Posted on November 25, 2009 by tarotpuu

Kotisivut saivat uuden ilmeen, ulkoasu on nyt entiseen verrattuna keveämpi ja selkeämpi: Tarotpuu Iloitsen erityisesti Ajankohtaista -palstan lisäyksestä, nyt on yksi vakipaikka mihin tulevat niin kurssi- kuin muutkin ilmoitusluontoiset asiat. Kuvamateriaali vaihtui myös aika paljon, esim. LogoArt -osiossa esillä uusia … Continue reading →

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The Dynamics of Symbols

Posted on October 6, 2008 by tarotpuu

In her book "The Dynamics of Symbols – Fundamentals of Jungian Psychotherapy" (1992) Verena Kast writes: "According to the Jungian concept of humanity, whatever is external is also internal, and whatever is internal is also external. Hence, we should try … Continue reading →

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Working with clay

Posted on July 24, 2008 by tarotpuu

Working with clay is one of the methods used in LogoArt (others being painting and form drawing). During our training we also discovered that it was one of the most difficult things to learn. It doesn’t really matter which method you are using … Continue reading →

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Face to face with professor Jung

Posted on June 11, 2008 by tarotpuu

Carl Jung: Face to Face This is the famous BBC interview with Carl Jung from 1959, recorded two years before Jung’s death.

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