In this episode, we explore The High Priestess with Ebony Isis Booth, a coach who supports primarily Black and Indigenous folks in transformation, leadership, and emotional alchemy. Our conversation explores the second Major Arcana card through the lens of intuition, self-trust, and Spirit, and we talk about internal and external resistance that arises when intuition delivers its wisdom.
Ebony also teaches us about "unclenching our butt cheeks" and takes us through an exercise to experience this act of full-body softening, which helps The High Priestess connect with us.
Ebony also shares about growing up Southern Baptist and finding her way to a personal spirituality that draws on African and other mystic traditions. She also talks about receiving an intuitive hit, and how she wrestled with that knowing before the follow-through.
We also talk about alcohol (and quitting!); The Matrix, The Color Purple, and Goosebumps; a drunk man in a banana suit who wanted a Tarot reading; taint-hairs and buttholes; being human as a revolutionary act; going outside; and more!
Here's an incomplete list of time codes for this delicious & juicy episode:
+ How Tarot came into Ebony's life (18:30)
+ Who is The High Priestess & where can we find her (31:45)
+ How to unclench your butt cheeks & connect with The High Priestess (1:20:45)
+ Submissions from the community on experiencing intuition (1:49:33)
+ A creative prompt for The High Priestess (1:58:04)
Follow Ebony's work:
+ Check out her website ebonyisisbooth.com.
+ Follow her on Instagram @coachebonysaid.
+ Listen to her podcast What Would It Look Like?
+ Read her Substack newsletter Ebony Imago: A Black Womanist Gaze.
+ Meet Chantal deFelice, our sound designer and episode editor.
+ Meet Ami Plasse, the artist who created YC&ML's logo.
Find more for your creative & magical life at Typewriter Tarot:
+ submit your creative challenge to the show
+ follow us on Instagram
+ sign up for the Typewriter Tarot newsletter
+ purchase a copy of Tarot for Creative Spirits
+ join the Creative Magic Collective
+ explore one-on-one coaching & mentorship
+ request a Tarot reading
+ attend the next Creative Coven
+ read our blog
+ check out this month's Tarot-scopes
+ order Mystic Messages and Mystic Message decks
+ make a donation to support to our work
+ explore our reading lists at Bookshop.org
In this episode, we explore The High Priestess with Ebony Isis Booth, a coach who supports primarily Black and Indigenous folks in transformation, leadership, and emotional alchemy. Our conversation explores the second Major Arcana card through the lens of intuition, self-trust, and Spirit, and we talk about internal and external resistance that arises when intuition delivers its wisdom.
Ebony also teaches us about "unclenching our butt cheeks" and takes us through an exercise to experience this act of full-body softening, which helps The High Priestess connect with us.
Ebony also shares about growing up Southern Baptist and finding her way to a personal spirituality that draws on African and other mystic traditions. She also talks about receiving an intuitive hit, and how she wrestled with that knowing before the follow-through.
We also talk about alcohol (and quitting!); The Matrix, The Color Purple, and Goosebumps; a drunk man in a banana suit who wanted a Tarot reading; taint-hairs and buttholes; being human as a revolutionary act; going outside; and more!
Here's an incomplete list of time codes for this delicious & juicy episode:
+ How Tarot came into Ebony's life (18:30)
+ Who is The High Priestess & where can we find her (31:45)
+ How to unclench your butt cheeks & connect with The High Priestess (1:20:45)
+ Submissions from the community on experiencing intuition (1:49:33)
+ A creative prompt for The High Priestess (1:58:04)
Follow Ebony's work:
+ Check out her website ebonyisisbooth.com.
+ Follow her on Instagram @coachebonysaid.
+ Listen to her podcast What Would It Look Like?
+ Read her Substack newsletter Ebony Imago: A Black Womanist Gaze.
+ Meet Chantal deFelice, our sound designer and episode editor.
+ Meet Ami Plasse, the artist who created YC&ML's logo.
Find more for your creative & magical life at Typewriter Tarot:
+ submit your creative challenge to the show
+ follow us on Instagram
+ sign up for the Typewriter Tarot newsletter
+ purchase a copy of Tarot for Creative Spirits
+ join the Creative Magic Collective
+ explore one-on-one coaching & mentorship
+ request a Tarot reading
+ attend the next Creative Coven
+ read our blog
+ check out this month's Tarot-scopes
+ order Mystic Messages and Mystic Message decks
+ make a donation to support to our work
+ explore our reading lists at Bookshop.org