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A podcast with Dean Sage and Jack Kirven where they explore the intersection of oracle decks and chakras, using their original decks to create new insights. Dean's deck is a modern translation of the Tarot that removes gender-norms to reveal the deeper, non-gendered meaning of the cards. Jack's four decks play with the traditional chakra system, examining the way they intersect, rather than using them in isolation. The show allows inspiration to arise from the intersection of all decks using both intuition and chance. Dean pulls his cards as the Tarot reader does, while Jack relies on dice to see which cards his decks will offer up. The result is a reading and a reminder that uses the language of chakras and the diversity of the Tarot.
Unknown Host hosts Show Me Your Deck, a health show with 71 episodes published.
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia Jack and Dean kick off the reading with card number 16 in reversal, widely recognized in the tarot as the Tower . Although the traditional tarot associates the Tower with lightning strike
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We begin by drawing a wood and water card that sparks a conversation about the soul of inherited knowledge, using the metaphor of deconstructing historical libraries and monasteries to di
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We start by pulling a projection card reminding us that we love learning from the wisdom of others, sparking a conversation about how exposing ourselves to differing opinions helps us def
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We start by pulling a projection card reminding us that we love learning from the wisdom of others, sparking a conversation about how exposing ourselves to differing opinions helps us def
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We begin by pulling a haiku card about photosynthesis, using it as a metaphor for nourishing friendships with just the right amount of light and fire so as not to overwhelm or burn them o
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia We begin by pulling a haiku card about photosynthesis, using it as a metaphor for nourishing friendships with just the right amount of light and fire so as not to overwhelm or burn them o
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In this episode, we pull a haiku card about savage gales and use it to dive into the complexities of radical honesty, asking whether it is sometimes more loving to withhold the brutal tru
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia This episode centers on the idea that spiritual wealth should not be hoarded; instead, it must continuously diffuse and move through us, much like global ocean currents or wind powering a
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In Episode 65 of Show Me Your Deck, hosts Dean Sage and Jack Kervin dive into the concept of "Prioritize Your Polish," discussing the value of intentionally refining your skills by creati
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In this episode, we explore the powerful intersection of sudden inspiration and the heavy, deflating physical sensation of grief. When profound loss leaves empty spaces in your life—descr
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia Welcome to episode 63 of Show Me Your Deck, where hosts Dean Sage and Jack Kervin sit down with Joey Stocks, the Creative Director of Summoners Ensemble Theater in New York City. The trio
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia After some opening banter about highway speed limits, the hosts pull a card bridging the root and crown chakras that sparks a moving discussion about performing "unexpected miracles". Unl
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In this episode the hosts kick things off by pulling a card centered on seeing our knowledge and ideas as valuable gifts to share. This sparks a deep conversation about overcoming the inn
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In this episode of Show Me Your Deck, hosts Dean Sage and Jack Kervin explore the uncomfortable but necessary process of intellectual growth. After a brief detour into the numerological s
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia In this episode, Dean and Jack explore the powerful intersection of the Sacral chakra ("I feel") and the Throat chakra ("I say"), focusing on the courage required to give voice to guttura
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia The reading begins with an intersection card between the third chakra (doing) and fifth chakra (saying), delivering the profession: "I profess that I do that which I claim and that which
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia The episode centers on the theme of being a "Life Architect," a concept derived from a reading that emphasizes the importance of letting people disagree while staying grounded in truth an
http://pateron.com/deansagemedia The conversation begins with a repeat appearance of card number 11, Gush your brilliance, which connects the orange and aqua cycles—intersecting "I feel" with "I say". This card encourage
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia This episode begins with the hosts navigating a particularly chaotic Saturday morning, leading into a numerological discussion of the number 55, which is viewed as having energy relating
http://patreon.com/deansagemedia The reading begins with the intersection of Svadisthana (instinct/sensation) and Vishuda (expression/communication). This combination delivers a powerful message urging positive self-expr
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Show Me Your Deck is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (spirituality) and has published 71 episodes.
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