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RQ#98 - OnlineDownload RQ #98 as a PDF - complete issueIndividual sections posted onlineRQ#98 Home PageGrassroots News RoundupThinking About a Twenty-Year Plan, by StarhawkLove Parade v. Peace MarchPagan Cluster Joins DC ActionsBuilding a Daily Spiritual Practice,
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"Animals," by Maya
Tarot and Magical PracticeMissing Tarot Cardsby RQ readers
When the modern Tarot deck was codified in the late Middle Ages, difficult choices were faced regarding which aspects of human experience would count as Major Arcana, which as Minors, and which would be left out entirely. The self-appointed authorities who made these decisions may have overlooked realms of experience which subsequently proved central to human culture as we know it today: shopping, spectator sports, and television, to name just a few.
This Spring, RQ invited readers to submit their thoughts regarding Missing Tarot Cards. Here are their nominations, along with artists' renditions of four of the cards. Send Us Your Missing Cards!Have a Missing Tarot card you want to share with RQ? Email us!. We'll add more cards to our online edition.
Baby-with-the-Bathwater - this card shows upraised arms flinging water from a plastic baby bathtub, astonished-looking baby riding the wave out of the tub. If you receive this card in a reading, it refers to impetuosity, and may portend a need to let go and act without fear of consequences. Reversed, it reflects a need for caution in action. - by Victoria Slind-Flor
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