The Pixie's Tarot

On September 18th, 1951, Pamela "Pixie" Colman Smith passed away - but her energy remains.


On the 16th of this September I was taking a time of meditative clairvoyance, focusing on my visual percipient - a yellow piece of A4 paper with a large, black filled-in circle in the center. (That's right! No crystals for me! Tooooo expensive.)

I saw an old woman that looked of native descendant, her dark hair wild about her head. She was viewing me from different angles, turning her head from side to side and up and down in that slow way that a bad camera connection does on Skype.
I thought that perhaps she was one of my ancestors - and I was happy to see her.

I then put away the clairvoyant exercise and turned to my newly purchased Rider-Waite Tarot deck. (Up until now I had been using a homemade set of cards from Sweden. Ever hear of Abergs Spelkort? The deck was a display of his art work... Disney fun fun. Anyways...) Slipping slowly through the deck to get a feel for the cards I came to one dedicated to PCS, the artist behind the Rider-Waite deck.

Her face hit me with a punch that took my breath away from me momentarily. It was her - younger - but her... I was sure of it. But given as I am to self-doubt, I decided to seek out the truth by christening my first reading, done Celtic Cross, with the Question: "Did I see Pamela?

Answer: I did.



Pixie,

Thank you for what I perceive to be your guiding energy. I hope to draw on you again and again. May your energy flow through my Readings. I dedicate each of them, from the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, to you my dear.

Good night, sleep tight. I will greet you at the Resurrection of the Dead.

Ceci