And the Here at Strange Magic, Amanda and I talk about our views on Tarot and the ways in which we practice magic.

And we understand that other people have different ways of practicing and different interpretations of the tarot and that's totally okay.

Take what you'd like and leave the rest.

Hi Amanda, how are you this week?

I am really good and I'm happy to be here with you because today we're going to be talking about making our tarot practices inclusive and that's something

we both really care a lot about. So why don't we start off though with some caveats?

Sarah and I know not all of our listeners are white,

but since white people are responsible

for dismantling white supremacy, we feel that it's

essential to address it on this podcast. Right, so this episode has come out of a lot of conversations that you and I have had over the year

or so that we've been in deep dialogue with one another about all things tarot,

art, seeing clients politics reality

Los Angeles interpersonal relationships racism sexism

homophobia transphobia all of the above.

Capitalism, all the fun, hard, challenging things

that were all.

And we have gotten a lot of feedback

on the reviews of the show that people do like having us discuss the topics of having an inclusive practice, thinking about social justice themes, thinking about how to maybe make

Artero practice more queer or more feminist or more mindful or all of the things.

So we thought that we would take this episode to kind of just

gently begin having a dialogue about some of these practices. So before we get

into some topics and themes,

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