I did a podcast with my friends, Andrew and Rose, in which we talked about pop culture and tarot and spirituality and Big Trouble in Little China. 

One of the things that I said was that I hope that in 40 years, everything I write about tarot becomes irrelevant. I really do. I don’t mean this in a self-deprecating way, but in that the core of tarot is rock solid, but that the means of interpretation of the tarot is ever-changing, and that’s exactly what I love about it.

My son is 12, and his idea of the Hierophant is so wildly different than mine at 14. It’s exciting and fresh and I can’t wait to see what it turns into. 

Go forward, Youths, and reinvent the interpretations of tarot so it keeps living, wouldja? Knock the dust off of it.

xo Lis

Melissa Cynova

Melissa Cynova is an author living just outside of St. Louis, Mo. She herds five black cats, two dogs, and a tortoise named Phil. In her free time she likes to watch Law and Order: SVU and connect with her people. You can book a reading with Melissa at www.melissacynova.com. Also, chinga la migra.

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