Two Of Owls | #storytimetarot @twoofowls1118 | Uploaded June 2017 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This is a hashtag started by Arwen Lynch and executed by me, Chase TwoOwls.
Arwen has set up a crew to put out a hashtag every month for a year to ensure we continue to get to know one another and grow as a Tarot community. June is my month so here we go! Enjoy!
Questons:
1. Speak of a time when Tarot was there for you in the best way.
2. Speak of a time when Tarot was there for you in the worst way.
3. What type of reader would you consider yourself to be when reading for yourself or others: story teller, motivational speaker, coach, lover, or ‘fraidy cat
4. Pull a card and start to tell a story with it. After a couple of sentences pull another card to keep the story going. After another couple of sentences pull a third card to give the story a happy (or not so happy) ending. Such as, you pull the Strength card and say: There was once a woman who met a lion and the lion said “Well hey there pretty lady what is your name?” Then pull another card to continue the story. If you pulled the Hanged Man you could say something like: She responded with “Well I”m not certain of my birth name but I once met a man who was hanging upside down from a branch who called me Hey Beauty so I just go by ‘Hey Beauty’”. Then pull your third and final card, let’s say the 8 of cups, and finish the story: The lion laughed and laughed and thought this to be the most ridiculous thing he had ever heard. As he walked away his thunderous laughter could still be heard for miles. THE END. HAVE FUN WITH IT!!!
Shout Outs:
Arwen Lynch:
youtube.com/user/Arwen61
This is a hashtag started by Arwen Lynch and executed by me, Chase TwoOwls.
Arwen has set up a crew to put out a hashtag every month for a year to ensure we continue to get to know one another and grow as a Tarot community. June is my month so here we go! Enjoy!
Questons:
1. Speak of a time when Tarot was there for you in the best way.
2. Speak of a time when Tarot was there for you in the worst way.
3. What type of reader would you consider yourself to be when reading for yourself or others: story teller, motivational speaker, coach, lover, or ‘fraidy cat
4. Pull a card and start to tell a story with it. After a couple of sentences pull another card to keep the story going. After another couple of sentences pull a third card to give the story a happy (or not so happy) ending. Such as, you pull the Strength card and say: There was once a woman who met a lion and the lion said “Well hey there pretty lady what is your name?” Then pull another card to continue the story. If you pulled the Hanged Man you could say something like: She responded with “Well I”m not certain of my birth name but I once met a man who was hanging upside down from a branch who called me Hey Beauty so I just go by ‘Hey Beauty’”. Then pull your third and final card, let’s say the 8 of cups, and finish the story: The lion laughed and laughed and thought this to be the most ridiculous thing he had ever heard. As he walked away his thunderous laughter could still be heard for miles. THE END. HAVE FUN WITH IT!!!
Shout Outs:
Arwen Lynch:
youtube.com/user/Arwen61
