Tarot Circle: Curious Reflections as a Community*

This season's series of Tarot Circles is an opportunity to learn and practice tarot in a collaborative setting, through shared interpretation and processing. Together, we’ll explore various ways to interpret and derive meaning from the images and stories within tarot. Our time together will flow between socializing, sharing, and exploring our decks and resources (in whatever way you feel comfortable), culminating in an intentional series of card pulls.
These gatherings are designed to offer insights and opportunities for self-reflection within a community context, promoting authentic openness in a safe and nurturing environment. Inspired by Jessica Dore’s approach in Tarot for Change, which blends tarot with modern therapeutic concepts, we will:

• Engage in a guided tarot meditation and various card spreads to set intentions, reflecting on how the mythic imagery of tarot supports modern concepts like mindfulness, acceptance, and compassion
• Learn techniques for interpreting the energies and messages from your tarot cards, drawing from psychological and spiritual insights to deepen self-understanding
• Explore practices for nurturing our intentions using tarot as a tool for personal growth
• Receive input on integrating mental health and self-care practices, drawing from expertise in Mental Health First Aid
• Create a space that fosters deep listening and non-judgmental practice within the collective

Before the circle, please have your tarot deck, a journal, and any other divination or mindfulness tools you prefer ready. If you don’t have a deck, let us know, and we’ll be happy to provide one for you during the event.

*This event is FREE for Shakti in the Mountains Members. Register as usual, being sure to use your membership promo code for free access. (Members receive admission to select events for free and help support the Shakti in the Mountains community. Attend this event for free if you sign up for membership before registering. )

Additional Details:

Limited space. Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event.

The registration fee is non-refundable unless the event is canceled by the facilitator.

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Samarah Zamora is in her second year of graduate school pursuing a Master’s of Public Health with a focus on Community and Behavioral Health. She is also a certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor and NASPA Certified Peer-Educator.

With experience in wellness management and yoga facilitation, Samarah values human connection and approaches her work with radical curiosity and honesty. As an Appalachian Native, humanitarian advocate, stained glass artist, and lifelong learner, she finds joy and purpose in exploring diverse spaces. Samarah sees Shakti as a sacred place to both share and gain solidarity and wisdom, enriching her journey as both a participant and Shakti intern.

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