The Everyday Witch Tarot Handbook is a companion guide to the Everyday Witch Tarot deck, written by Deborah Blake. This handbook is designed to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the tarot deck and its symbolism, and offers guidance on how to use the cards for divination and personal growth. The main idea of this handbook is to empower readers to connect with their intuitive abilities and use the tarot as a tool for everyday guidance and self-reflection. The author emphasizes the accessibility of the tarot, stating that anyone can learn to read the cards and harness their wisdom. The handbook begins with an introduction to tarot and its history, and then delves into the specific symbolism and meanings behind each card in the Everyday Witch Tarot deck. Each card is described in detail, including its imagery, keywords, and interpretations.
Regardless of your child’s age or interests, birthdays are a special day for them. Even if their birthday falls on a school day or they have extracurricular activities, the key to making them feel special is that you remember the whole day is their birthday—so celebrate and let them enjoy it. By taking some time out to create your own family birthday traditions, you will be giving your child something to look forward to all throughout the year and perhaps for a lifetime.
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Each card is described in detail, including its imagery, keywords, and interpretations. This allows readers to gain a deep understanding of the cards and their potential meanings in a reading. The handbook also provides guidance on how to perform various tarot spreads, from simple one-card readings to more complex spreads for insight or decision-making.
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A child’s birthday is one of the most anticipated days of the year. And as soon as the party is over, they’re planning their next birthday—364 days away! Every parent wants their child’s birthday to be special, and each year, as your children get older and their wants become greater, it’s easy to get caught up in the hype of trying to outdo the previous year’s birthday.
Growing up with three siblings, one of which has his birthday only two days after mine, my parents tried their best to make our birthdays special. Each year on our birthday we would arrive home from school and there would be balloons, gifts and handmade cards around the “birthday chair.” As soon as we finished dinner and gobbled up our cake, the birthday child was directed to sit in the birthday chair and would proceed to open up their gifts. It was a magical moment each year!
On my 10th birthday, I received a blue three-speed bike. Aside from that, the only other gift I remember receiving was a small wooden trinket box my mother had polyurethaned with some random magazine pictures and a groovy picture of me with a “shag” haircut and the date 1976 on the inside. That was 36 years ago—and I still have my trinket box today.
Now that I’m a mother of two, I think about those special celebrations of my childhood. Families are so busy these days that finding simple, inexpensive ways to turn an ordinary day into an extraordinary birthday celebration may take a little time and creativity, but it certainly doesn’t have to empty your wallet.
What children want more than anything on their birthday is to feel like it is their own special day. So find ways to help celebrate it with them. Here are 15 ways you can start your own birthday traditions to create some magical moments that your children will remember for years to come.
- The night before your child’s birthday, decorate the house or their room with balloons, confetti, flowers or a homemade banner.
- Wake up your child by singing “Happy Birthday.”
- Start the day of by making a special birthday breakfast.
- Pull out some baby pictures or other birthday pictures from the years past and decorate the house with them.
- Stick a special birthday snack or note in your child’s lunch box.
- Have lunch with your child at school and bring cupcakes. Okay, they may not like this when they get older, but during the elementary years, you and that box of cupcakes will be the epitome of cool!
- Have your child help you make their own birthday cake. It’s more fun for them to decorate the cake and get sugared up on eating the extra batter, frosting and sprinkles than it is actually eating the cake—regardless of their age.
- Plan a family outing that you will do each year: a trip to the beach, a picnic in the park, or even a trip to your favorite pizza joint.
- Start a scrapbook for each year on your child’s birthday and decorate the cover with a picture that was taken on their birthday.
- Take a picture each year of your child at the exact time they were born or as soon as they wake up.
- Let your child pick out all of the meals that day. If they want spaghetti for breakfast or pancakes for dinner—go for it—it’s their day!
- Give gifts that reflect the same number as your child’s birthday. For example, if your child is 5, how about five markers, five coloring books, five lollipops, five pairs of socks—you get the idea.
- Get crafty and make something for your child each year. A special pillow, frame, jewelry box or toy chest. She may not appreciate it now, but in years to come those handmade mementos are going to be the gifts she cherishes.
- Create a time capsule. Each year on your child’s birthday put a photo of your child, a newspaper, perhaps a drawing your child made and a note of all that is going on in your life. File away for the next year or for years to come.
- The birthday chair. Go on ahead, it’s been a tradition in my family for years, and to this day I still get to sit in the birthday chair complete with balloons and handmade cards— and now, so do my lucky kids!
Regardless of your child’s age or interests, birthdays are a special day for them. Even if their birthday falls on a school day or they have extracurricular activities, the key to making them feel special is that you remember the whole day is their birthday—so celebrate and let them enjoy it. By taking some time out to create your own family birthday traditions, you will be giving your child something to look forward to all throughout the year and perhaps for a lifetime.
Kara Ferraro is a publisher and mother of two elementary school children. She is always looking for clever and inexpensive ways to start new traditions with her family as well as carry on the traditions from her childhood
The author encourages readers to trust their intuition when interpreting the cards, and provides helpful tips for developing one's intuition and understanding of the tarot. Throughout the handbook, the author emphasizes the importance of using the tarot for personal growth and self-reflection. She explains how the cards can help uncover patterns, gain insight into emotions and relationships, and provide guidance in making decisions. The handbook encourages readers to approach the tarot with an open mind and a willingness to explore their inner world. Overall, the Everyday Witch Tarot Handbook is a comprehensive guide to understanding and using the Everyday Witch Tarot deck. Its main idea is to empower readers to connect with their intuition, gain insight into their lives, and use the tarot as a tool for personal growth. Whether one is a beginner or an experienced tarot reader, this handbook offers valuable guidance for exploring the world of tarot..
Reviews for "How to Connect with Your Spirit Guides using the Everyday Witch Tarot Handbook"
1. Sarah - ⭐
I was really disappointed with the "Everyday witch tarot handbook pdf". The book lacked depth and substance, and the explanations of the cards were superficial and generic. I didn't feel like I learned anything new or gained any insight from reading it. The illustrations were beautiful, but that's about the only positive thing I can say about this handbook. Overall, I found this book to be a waste of time and money.
2. John - ⭐⭐
I found the "Everyday witch tarot handbook pdf" to be quite basic and unhelpful. The interpretations of the cards were too simplistic and often seemed irrelevant to the symbols depicted in the illustrations. It felt like the author didn't have a deep understanding of tarot and was just rehashing common interpretations found in other books. I was hoping for a more in-depth exploration of each card's meaning, but unfortunately, this handbook didn't deliver.
3. Emily - ⭐⭐⭐
While I didn't hate the "Everyday witch tarot handbook pdf", I was left feeling underwhelmed. The explanations of the cards were shallow and lacked the depth I was expecting. The book also lacked practical guidance on how to interpret the cards in different situations or spreads. I felt like I was left with more questions than answers after reading this handbook. The illustrations were lovely, but they couldn't make up for the lackluster content of the book.
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The "Everyday witch tarot handbook pdf" was decent, but it didn't meet my expectations. I found the explanations to be somewhat helpful, especially for beginners, but they didn't provide any unique insights. The book felt too generic and didn't delve into the nuances of tarot reading. Additionally, I wished there were more detailed explanations for each card and their combinations. Overall, it's an okay handbook, but there are better resources out there for learning tarot.