Element 6  Please collect your case studies 6 case studies. Please ensure your case study clients have sent  the feedback questionnaire to me via email. When you have completed your case study's and all of your homework, please request your final exam. Final Exams are available on Sunday's In your request email, please be sure to provide your name as you would like it to appear on your certificate. Your mailing address if you require your certificate mailed to you. Don't be nervous! You have done well and you can certainly use the study materials to help jog your memory if need be. ** ONLY MS WORD DOC ** You may choose to submit photos of your work as well. For written homework submission please submit ONLY MS WORD DOC's Do not submit by email Do not submit: PDF Apple Pages Google Docs links

The origin of tarot cards is shrouded in mystery, but it is believed that they first appeared in Europe in the late 14th century in Italy as a game called Tarocchi. While the original purpose of tarot cards is unknown, it is clear that they were initially used for playing games. It wasn't until the 18th century that tarot cards began to be used for divination purposes. One of the most influential books on tarot is "The Pictorial Key to the Tarot" by A.E. Waite, which was published in 1910. In this book, Waite describes the symbolism of each card and provides instructions for conducting tarot readings. He writes, "The Tarot is a pack of cards in which are depicted symbols and allegories, and these convey a message." Another notable figure in the history of tarot is psychologist Carl Jung, who believed that tarot cards could be used as a tool for personal growth and self-discovery. He wrote, "The images of the Tarot are universally known archetypes that can help us understand ourselves better." Despite its long history, tarot has often been the subject of controversy and skepticism. Some people believe the cards are associated with witchcraft or the occult, while others view them as harmless entertainment. However, for those who use tarot as a tool for self-exploration and guidance, the cards can be a powerful tool for personal growth and transformation. One of the most well-known historical references to tarot comes from the French occultist and writer Éliphas Lévi, who said, "A prisoner devoid of books, had he only a tarot of which he knew how to use, could in a few years acquire a universal science, and converse with an unequalled doctrine and inexhaustible eloquence." This quote highlights the belief that tarot cards hold a wealth of knowledge and wisdom that can be accessed through careful study and interpretation. Another historical reference to tarot comes from the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, who said, "The symbolic process is an essential function of the psyche, and tarot cards are a pictorial representation of the archetypes and universal themes that are part of that process." This quote speaks to the idea that tarot cards can be used to access the subconscious and gain insight into one's inner world.

Element 3 Homework 1. Please choose 2 or 3 random cards from the Minor Arcana in your coloring journal. 2. For each of these cards, spend some time coloring the images. 3. pick out the symbols that stand out most to you and begin to create a keyword list in the space provided in the journal. 4. Write a bit about the keywords you will now associate with the cards you have chosen to color. Use the keyword and if there is a symbol you associate with it please describe. ** ONLY MS WORD DOC ** You may choose to submit photos of your work as well. For written homework submission please submit ONLY MS WORD DOC's Do not submit by email Do not submit: PDF Apple Pages Google Docs links

The Fourth Element Reading Like A Pro The divination is in the details. In The Fourth Element you will learn the Mystic's Method. A proven system for super charging your readings. Once you learn how truly easy it is to use this method you won't be looking back because you will be well on your way to forging your own unique signature reading style. This Element Covers: Mystics Method Reading like a Pro Working with intuition Exercises to strength train your Intuition Easy Spreads