Sunday Snippets

And the road ahead . . .

This was the week of our Summer Solstice—and I would have loved to write an insightful and/or eloquent post about the significance of this mid-point in the Tarot year of 2022. But I didn’t.

Instead I worked on a project that has been at the center of my imagination since August of 2019. It started out with a simple question about someone’s life, then began to expand into a much (much) broader exploration. Over the past three years, serendipity has drawn me along a path that I would never have anticipated, to a new understanding of the human world.

That said . . . The Constance Project is not even Tarot-adjacent—except in the sense that it involves psychological processes, is constructed on a complex conceptual framework, and has lots of pictures. So I’m not sure how many of you would find it interesting. But if by chance you would like to be a preview reader, leave a comment on this post.

To make up for missing the Solstice, I’m going to write a week of Daily Notes. And one of them will be about the future of this newsletter.

In the meantime: Today’s post offers a crazy-quilt of snippets from the Washington Post, giving a sense of how that influential newspaper covered Tarot in the past few years. I’ll offer another set of snippets later in the week, from the Los Angeles Times.

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If you’re new to EP, I hope you’ll take the guided tour, and browse all the content that’s been accumulated over almost two years now.

See you tomorrow. C