THH115—Rachel Fiorentino: Tarot Cards- The Time to Respect this Woo-Woo Art is NOW!
In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Fred speaks with Rachel Fiorentino, a nurse and tarot card reader, about the role of tarot cards in self-discovery and actualization. Rachel shares how she bridges the gap between science, self-development, and spirituality through the use of tarot cards.
The conversation delves into the symbolic meanings behind the cards, drawing connections to the works of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey." Rachel provides an insightful tarot card reading for Dr. Fred, interpreting the cards' messages about finding balance between the intellectual and emotional aspects of life.
They discuss the idea of self-actualization, with Rachel explaining how the tarot card journey reflects the stages of consciousness, subconsciousness, and superconsciousness that ultimately lead to spiritual awareness and the ability to teach others.
Rachel also shares her personal journey of initially feeling torn between her identities as a nurse and tarot reader, until she embraced the integration of both roles. The episode highlights the value of intuition, synchronicity, and embracing different perspectives, while acknowledging that practices once considered "woo-woo" can hold profound meaning and purpose.
Overall, this episode offers a fascinating exploration of tarot cards as a tool for self-discovery, growth, and finding one's authentic path in life.
LINKS:
Website: https://www.tarotreadingsbyrachel.com/about
FB: https://www.facebook.com/rachel.fiorentino.9
IG: https://www.instagram.com/tarotreadingsbyrachel/
SHOW NOTES:
Tarot cards, self-actualization, and bridging science, self-development, and spirituality. 0:25
Self-actualization and tarot card readings. 3:09
Tarot cards and their meanings. 6:22
Self-actualization, synchronicities, and humor. 11:39
Tarot cards and their connection to Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell's work on the hero's journey and synchronicity. 15:07
Tarot cards and their symbolism, combining Jung and Campbell's ideas. 19:32
