Such cool cards from the Renaissance and Cosmic Tarots! All the Death Cards you chose for this instalment are so great, Tye! Love all 6 of them! Thank you so much for sharing!🤍🖤🤍
I recently started a second channel for readings, intuition practices and other fun stuff, so check out @TarotWithTye if that interests you! www.youtube.com/@TarotWithTye
Was fairly certain you'd highlight the Cosmic Tarot XIII. Also love the vulture from the Animal Totem tarot. We sometimes have Turkey Vultures roost at the edge of our field and I have grown quite fond of their presence/vibe. Your second channel sounds interesting. I'll definitely check it out when I take a writing break later today!
@@tyeconstellation When new owners came in next door, they effectively discouraged the roosting. But every once in a while I see vultures in our little field, when the foxes leave carrion behind. It's fascinating to me that they look so awkward on the ground, yet remain models of efficiency, if not the grace they have when airborne.
Such cool cards from the Renaissance and Cosmic Tarots! All the Death Cards you chose for this instalment are so great, Tye! Love all 6 of them! Thank you so much for sharing!🤍🖤🤍
Thank you Mascha! 💕
Great card choices! 🤩🥰
Thank you! 😊💜
I recently started a second channel for readings, intuition practices and other fun stuff, so check out @TarotWithTye if that interests you!
www.youtube.com/@TarotWithTye
Was fairly certain you'd highlight the Cosmic Tarot XIII. Also love the vulture from the Animal Totem tarot. We sometimes have Turkey Vultures roost at the edge of our field and I have grown quite fond of their presence/vibe. Your second channel sounds interesting. I'll definitely check it out when I take a writing break later today!
Thank you! 💜 I'm so jealous you have Turkey Vultures, that must be fun to watch!
@@tyeconstellation When new owners came in next door, they effectively discouraged the roosting. But every once in a while I see vultures in our little field, when the foxes leave carrion behind. It's fascinating to me that they look so awkward on the ground, yet remain models of efficiency, if not the grace they have when airborne.