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I heard about Meditations on the Tarot some time ago and downloaded a sample to see what it’s like. I realized it would be a challenge and thought I’d get to it at some future date. Well the future is now when I heard about Carl’s course. I’ve been in a similar course for the Gospel of Thomas and it’s made a big difference to be in a community and to have a gifted facilitator. It’s a much more expansive experience. I look forward to the same thing happening with Meditations on the Tarot and to what will unfold.
Like many others, I follow Cynthia Bourgeault and James Finley. I’ve been practicing Centering Prayer for several years and also shamanic journeying, which I find more powerful than meditation. I’m also active in a local Episcopal church.
Greetings, Royce. Glad you are hear. I can relate to your comment about shamanic work in relation to meditation — and I hope your experience of MOTT will be that the kind of meditation it prompts is somewhat in between imaginal practices like shamanic journeying, and the radical silence of Zen or Centering Prayer. I’m one of those crazy people who loves it all (!) and I think this book does represent a kind of bridge between those two spiritual practices.
Anyway, thanks for signing on and saying hello!
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