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I'm Not Crazy I'm Clairvoyant!
Tonya Melendez
8 episodes
5 days ago
How often do you see a Black or Brown woman in the world of spirituality shown in a positive light? Portrayals of women like Marie Laveau and different paths of spiritual traditions & paths are always portrayed as these evil black witches, whereas white women have covens and beautiful powers. Tonya Melendez wants to change the way we view Black, Brown & Indigenous women's spiritual practices so that intuition can be embraced and used to positively guide people in this world and more so in your life. Join Tonya as she creates conversations that celebrate black magic and spirituality
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How often do you see a Black or Brown woman in the world of spirituality shown in a positive light? Portrayals of women like Marie Laveau and different paths of spiritual traditions & paths are always portrayed as these evil black witches, whereas white women have covens and beautiful powers. Tonya Melendez wants to change the way we view Black, Brown & Indigenous women's spiritual practices so that intuition can be embraced and used to positively guide people in this world and more so in your life. Join Tonya as she creates conversations that celebrate black magic and spirituality
Show more...
Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality
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05: The Truth about Tarot
I'm Not Crazy I'm Clairvoyant!
27 minutes 31 seconds
2 years ago
05: The Truth about Tarot

Do you have judgments about Tarot?

Perhaps you feel that it’s more of a game, or maybe even that there’s something “bad” about it. The associations we might have with Tarot often come from culture, a culture which has both appropriated and suppressed indigenous ways of knowing and accessing our inner wisdom. 

In episode 5 of I’m Not Crazy, I’m Clairvoyant we dive into why Tarot is such an important practice, why we need to decolonize Tarot, and how it can be used as a powerful spiritual practice that builds our intuition, highlighting in particular:

  • How Tarot is a symbolic map of consciousness that reveals information to us through symbolism, which is our first language
  • Tarot is an ancient divination system that we have inherited from our ancestors
  • How until very recently American Tarot decks were exclusively white-centric, and which ones to get to decolonize your Tarot
  • Tarot gives us access to our inner knowing and can be seen as a daily initiation practice
  • How to use Tarot to foster the development of our intuitive abilities


“Before there were words before we could understand putting-this-letter-with-this-one, we understood symbols. It activates our most primitive language, which is the language of symbols; the language of our soul. Sure, we can talk about Tarot for fortune-telling, but Tarot also contains and expresses so much of what is in our consciousness.” 

Tony Melendez,

S1 E5, I’m Not Crazy, I’m Clairvoyant Podcast 


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I'm Not Crazy I'm Clairvoyant!
How often do you see a Black or Brown woman in the world of spirituality shown in a positive light? Portrayals of women like Marie Laveau and different paths of spiritual traditions & paths are always portrayed as these evil black witches, whereas white women have covens and beautiful powers. Tonya Melendez wants to change the way we view Black, Brown & Indigenous women's spiritual practices so that intuition can be embraced and used to positively guide people in this world and more so in your life. Join Tonya as she creates conversations that celebrate black magic and spirituality