PAST CLASS Tarot as a Medium: Reading For the Dead, Reading With the Dead: a Live, Online Class with Tarot Legend Rachel Pollack
Sunday, December 12th
2pm - 4pm EST
PLEASE NOTE: This classe will also be recorded and archived for students who cannot make that time
$55 ($50 for $5/a month and above Patreon members)
Please note: Zoom invites are sent 2 hours before the first class meeting. If you do not receive it, please email us at info.morbidanatomy@gmail.com.
“I have used Rachel Pollack’s simple yet profound spread for relationship readings with the dead to deepen my connection with my own loved ones across the veil. I have also used it to bring comfort and clarity to many of my clients. There’s no better day to show up with an open mind and cards in hand to embrace a new take on Tarot as Mediumship!”
—Amie Mouser, Tarot reader, teacher, broadcaster
Over the past few years, renowned tarot reader Rachel Pollack has been exploring using Tarot as a way both to communicate with the dead, and to explore ongoing relationships with people who have died. And what better day to do delve into this topic than Halloween, a day when the “veils” between the living and the dead are understood to be at their thinnest?
There are many beliefs and teachings about what happens when we die. Reading for—and with—the dead do not require us to follow any set of beliefs. Nor do we ask the dead to reveal secrets to prove the connection is real. As with readings in general, all we really need to do is trust the cards, and open ourselves to the messages and understandings that emerge from them. And trust the spirits of those we love who have passed on.
Rachel will share two basic ways of doing this. Both have been used in workshops and in private readings. The first, and simplest, is to ask about someone who has died, what they want us to know about themselves, and what messages they have, including what they might need from us.
The other, more complex method, is to do a relationship reading in which one of the two people is the querent, and the other is someone who has died. The spreads used here are the same as ones the instructor has been using for years to look at relationships with living people. Doing them with a dead person gives the reading a special, almost unique, power.
Rachel will explain the methods and talk about the experience, and then do readings with volunteers (please note—not everyone will have a chance to get a reading). The spreads used will be sent before the class to all those who have signed up for it.
The instructor comments “I have taught this—and done readings for people who felt a strong need—both privately and in classes and workshops, including the Omega Institute, and Beijing, China. Each time it has produced dramatic results.”
Rachel Pollack is the author of 45 books of fiction and non-fiction. Her novels have won two major awards. Her non-fiction, primarily books about Tarot, include Seventy-Eight Degrees Of Wisdom, published in 1980 and in print ever since, and described around the world as "the Bible of Tarot readers." An artist as well as a writer, she designed and drew the Shining Tribe Tarot. She also has collaborated with artist Robert M. Place to create The Burning Serpent Oracle, and The Raziel Tarot, and has written the books to go with several major Tarot decks. Rachel has twice traveled to Greece to enact her own version of the Eleusinian Mysteries, the first time alone, the second leading a group of people
Sunday, December 12th
2pm - 4pm EST
PLEASE NOTE: This classe will also be recorded and archived for students who cannot make that time
$55 ($50 for $5/a month and above Patreon members)
Please note: Zoom invites are sent 2 hours before the first class meeting. If you do not receive it, please email us at info.morbidanatomy@gmail.com.
“I have used Rachel Pollack’s simple yet profound spread for relationship readings with the dead to deepen my connection with my own loved ones across the veil. I have also used it to bring comfort and clarity to many of my clients. There’s no better day to show up with an open mind and cards in hand to embrace a new take on Tarot as Mediumship!”
—Amie Mouser, Tarot reader, teacher, broadcaster
Over the past few years, renowned tarot reader Rachel Pollack has been exploring using Tarot as a way both to communicate with the dead, and to explore ongoing relationships with people who have died. And what better day to do delve into this topic than Halloween, a day when the “veils” between the living and the dead are understood to be at their thinnest?
There are many beliefs and teachings about what happens when we die. Reading for—and with—the dead do not require us to follow any set of beliefs. Nor do we ask the dead to reveal secrets to prove the connection is real. As with readings in general, all we really need to do is trust the cards, and open ourselves to the messages and understandings that emerge from them. And trust the spirits of those we love who have passed on.
Rachel will share two basic ways of doing this. Both have been used in workshops and in private readings. The first, and simplest, is to ask about someone who has died, what they want us to know about themselves, and what messages they have, including what they might need from us.
The other, more complex method, is to do a relationship reading in which one of the two people is the querent, and the other is someone who has died. The spreads used here are the same as ones the instructor has been using for years to look at relationships with living people. Doing them with a dead person gives the reading a special, almost unique, power.
Rachel will explain the methods and talk about the experience, and then do readings with volunteers (please note—not everyone will have a chance to get a reading). The spreads used will be sent before the class to all those who have signed up for it.
The instructor comments “I have taught this—and done readings for people who felt a strong need—both privately and in classes and workshops, including the Omega Institute, and Beijing, China. Each time it has produced dramatic results.”
Rachel Pollack is the author of 45 books of fiction and non-fiction. Her novels have won two major awards. Her non-fiction, primarily books about Tarot, include Seventy-Eight Degrees Of Wisdom, published in 1980 and in print ever since, and described around the world as "the Bible of Tarot readers." An artist as well as a writer, she designed and drew the Shining Tribe Tarot. She also has collaborated with artist Robert M. Place to create The Burning Serpent Oracle, and The Raziel Tarot, and has written the books to go with several major Tarot decks. Rachel has twice traveled to Greece to enact her own version of the Eleusinian Mysteries, the first time alone, the second leading a group of people
Sunday, December 12th
2pm - 4pm EST
PLEASE NOTE: This classe will also be recorded and archived for students who cannot make that time
$55 ($50 for $5/a month and above Patreon members)
Please note: Zoom invites are sent 2 hours before the first class meeting. If you do not receive it, please email us at info.morbidanatomy@gmail.com.
“I have used Rachel Pollack’s simple yet profound spread for relationship readings with the dead to deepen my connection with my own loved ones across the veil. I have also used it to bring comfort and clarity to many of my clients. There’s no better day to show up with an open mind and cards in hand to embrace a new take on Tarot as Mediumship!”
—Amie Mouser, Tarot reader, teacher, broadcaster
Over the past few years, renowned tarot reader Rachel Pollack has been exploring using Tarot as a way both to communicate with the dead, and to explore ongoing relationships with people who have died. And what better day to do delve into this topic than Halloween, a day when the “veils” between the living and the dead are understood to be at their thinnest?
There are many beliefs and teachings about what happens when we die. Reading for—and with—the dead do not require us to follow any set of beliefs. Nor do we ask the dead to reveal secrets to prove the connection is real. As with readings in general, all we really need to do is trust the cards, and open ourselves to the messages and understandings that emerge from them. And trust the spirits of those we love who have passed on.
Rachel will share two basic ways of doing this. Both have been used in workshops and in private readings. The first, and simplest, is to ask about someone who has died, what they want us to know about themselves, and what messages they have, including what they might need from us.
The other, more complex method, is to do a relationship reading in which one of the two people is the querent, and the other is someone who has died. The spreads used here are the same as ones the instructor has been using for years to look at relationships with living people. Doing them with a dead person gives the reading a special, almost unique, power.
Rachel will explain the methods and talk about the experience, and then do readings with volunteers (please note—not everyone will have a chance to get a reading). The spreads used will be sent before the class to all those who have signed up for it.
The instructor comments “I have taught this—and done readings for people who felt a strong need—both privately and in classes and workshops, including the Omega Institute, and Beijing, China. Each time it has produced dramatic results.”
Rachel Pollack is the author of 45 books of fiction and non-fiction. Her novels have won two major awards. Her non-fiction, primarily books about Tarot, include Seventy-Eight Degrees Of Wisdom, published in 1980 and in print ever since, and described around the world as "the Bible of Tarot readers." An artist as well as a writer, she designed and drew the Shining Tribe Tarot. She also has collaborated with artist Robert M. Place to create The Burning Serpent Oracle, and The Raziel Tarot, and has written the books to go with several major Tarot decks. Rachel has twice traveled to Greece to enact her own version of the Eleusinian Mysteries, the first time alone, the second leading a group of people