Justin Michael @justinmichaeltarot Hey Justin, just wanted to let you know that I am already subscribed to your channel and have checked out some of your videos. Very cool. Sorry, sometimes I'm useless with names!
I was mistaken when I said the Wildwood Tarot was similar to the Robin Wood. I always just assumed it was, based on the cover photos I've seen. After taking a closer look it does appear that both decks draw upon Celtic imagery and symbolism, but the artwork in the Wildwood is far superior in my opinion, and much more evocative. It was done by the same artist who did the Druidcraft Tarot and Druid Oracle decks, which have an Arthurian feel to them. Whenever I connect with these cards I have a sense of going back to retrieve something I left behind in a previous life ...
Hi Robert , that is right AI is here to stay but could it replace us tarot readers in a few years?? On the other hand , I admire your good spirits while being ill , get well soon 🔮🙏 Jodorowsky is from my country btw🇨🇱 I think he mainly wants to "secure" his name into Tarot history like Aliester Crowley sort of and has millions of devoted followers so he is good at promoting himself . For him RWS has no esoteric depth, I think you could still "fall in love" with marseille style but not through Jodorowsky's books!! 🤭
With regard to AI I think we can hardly speculate, because sooner or later things are going to change more than we can imagine. I think in the short term, and maybe the long term, AI will not replace live tarot readers. We, the tarot readers, are collaborating with spirit. If AI turns out to be collaborating with spirit, that's not a negative outcome.
@@teatarot4557 I agree, we cant even imagine the full impact of AI in 10 years much less for future generations but I am not scared, things have to/ must evolve💯
Justin Michael
@justinmichaeltarot Hey Justin, just wanted to let you know that I am already subscribed to your channel and have checked out some of your videos. Very cool. Sorry, sometimes I'm useless with names!
I was mistaken when I said the Wildwood Tarot was similar to the Robin Wood. I always just assumed it was, based on the cover photos I've seen. After taking a closer look it does appear that both decks draw upon Celtic imagery and symbolism, but the artwork in the Wildwood is far superior in my opinion, and much more evocative. It was done by the same artist who did the Druidcraft Tarot and Druid Oracle decks, which have an Arthurian feel to them. Whenever I connect with these cards I have a sense of going back to retrieve something I left behind in a previous life ...
Cool! I’ll have a look. 👍
Hi Robert , that is right AI is here to stay but could it replace us tarot readers in a few years?? On the other hand , I admire your good spirits while being ill , get well soon 🔮🙏 Jodorowsky is from my country btw🇨🇱 I think he mainly wants to "secure" his name into Tarot history like Aliester Crowley sort of and has millions of devoted followers so he is good at promoting himself . For him RWS has no esoteric depth, I think you could still "fall in love" with marseille style but not through Jodorowsky's books!! 🤭
With regard to AI I think we can hardly speculate, because sooner or later things are going to change more than we can imagine. I think in the short term, and maybe the long term, AI will not replace live tarot readers. We, the tarot readers, are collaborating with spirit. If AI turns out to be collaborating with spirit, that's not a negative outcome.
@@teatarot4557 I agree, we cant even imagine the full impact of AI in 10 years much less for future generations but I am not scared, things have to/ must evolve💯