HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Cannabis family, Beautiful Existence (B3) here celebrating the new year with YOU and the Cannabis Tarot™ Apprentices, providing the Cannabis Plant Spirit wisdom you need for the beginning of 2022…
- The first Cannabis Tarot™ card read for you is from Cannabis Tarot™ Apprentice, Sammie Rae, and which represents the Cannabis plant’s roots, our root chakra (Muladhara), and the recent past, with Five of Swords…
- Second, the Cannabis Tarot™ provided us the Six of Coins through the Cannabis Tarot™ Apprentice Maia, which represents the Cannabis plant’s stem, our heart chakra (Anahata), and the placement of the present…
- Third, the Cannabis Tarot™ Apprentice, Kay, drew for us the Page of Wands, which represents the Cannabis’ flower, our crown chakra (Sahasrāra), and the near future…
>>>Watch the rest of the video to find out about this reading.
If you would like to know more about…
- The deck’s sacred history at International Museums, and MIT’s Distinctive Collection
- How to BUY A DECK and become a Certified Cannabis Tarot™ Apprentice
- To buy The Cannabis Tarot™ Oraculum – A Divination Inspiration Guidebook
- B3’s PhD research publications on The Translative Axioms of Ineffable Literature
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- Watch the December 2021 Cannabis Tarot™ HERE <<<
- Watch the November 2021 Cannabis Tarot™ HERE <<<
- Watch the October 2021 Cannabis Tarot™ HERE <<<
*DISCLAIMER* These readings are my/our interpretations of the deck, not specifically meant for one person, situation, or outcome. I do not proclaim any answers, actions, directions, or authority over anyone at any time. All readings are the interpretation of the viewer/listener/other. Thank you.
My name is the possibility and opportunity for ALL SOULS! I am blessed to have cultivated much wisdom over many lifetimes, which assists me in my PhD research on The Translative Axioms of Ineffable Literature, and translating channeled literary pieces as an Ethereal Writer, like the Cannabis Tarot™ deck. A noteworthy piece of cannabis history that is found in International Museums in Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Brussels, as well as being honored as part of the MIT Distinctive Collection. Visit us at: CannabisTarot.com Blessings. ~B3