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“A common challenge of Tarot echoes a common challenge of the writer: to embrace paradox rather than seek easy resolution. We can be both motivated and exhausted, frightened and brave. A divided self seems incredibly human; our capacity to hold these multiplicities can be one of our greatest assets. Tarot and writing are both means of making sense, of finding moments of understanding in these in-between spaces.”
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