Tarot Coaching | Salt & Crow

A collection of Rider-Waite Tarot cards scattered across a tabletop, featuring both upright and reversed cards to illustrate the many perspectives and messages found within a Tarot reading.

Tarot Reversals: A Different Way to Read Them

A reversed Tarot card isn't a warning or the opposite of its upright meaning. Discover the Salt & Crow approach to reading reversals with curiosity, reflection, and a deeper understanding of the stories every card has to tell.

Julie Miller

Jul 196 min read

Rider-Waite tarot cards Five of Pentacles, Ten of Swords, and The Tower arranged on a wooden table beside a tarot deck, crystal, and sage bundle, illustrating some of tarot's most misunderstood cards.

Hard Cards, Soft Lessons: The Tarot Cards We Fear Most (and Why We Don't Need To)

Fear the Tower? Dread pulling Death or the Devil? Discover the deeper meanings behind tarot's most misunderstood cards and learn why the hardest cards often carry the softest lessons.

Julie Miller

Jul 124 min read

Three face-down tarot cards arranged beside lit candles, dried citrus, seasonal flowers, and ritual tools on a wooden table for a cozy tarot reading practice.

Tarot vs. Oracle Cards: Relationship, Ritual, Cleanse and Release

Let’s care for the deck. And caring, in this case, means clearing. Clearing begins with a why. And that why is the beginning of relationship. Not superstition. Not performance. Not fear. Intention.

Julie Miller

Jun 259 min read