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[Mr.Smile12]

Interesting. Not sure I would put a huge spotlight to it. Here are a couple of interesting examples of places that might be more open...

Tea & Tarot

Take a study break and join us over some tea as we offer a personalized tarot reading! Tea and Tarot takes place monthly. Just drop in; no reservation is required.

www.library.upenn.edu

Tarot and Tea

The Touro Wellness Committee would like to invite you all to enjoy some Tarot and Tea!

tourocom.touro.edu

The Pandemic Tarot Card: The Unveiling

See the new, collectively written card for AALR's Asian American Tarot: The Pandemic. A tarot card to catalog our collective losses this last year. A tarot card to let us know we are not alone. Created with the support of the UCI Center for Medical Humanities and the Open in Emergency workshop...

www.humanities.uci.edu

 

[Goro]

Specifically, I am referring to tarot card reading. Before you jump to conclusions, no, I don't believe in it. But I use it to calm myself down after a long day, have a fun time with my friends, and I play it with seniors at the nursing home where I volunteer. The seniors love the game, and there's this amazing lady, Belle, who once shared with me that my cards make her think about the future, something she hadn't considered for a long time. I feel like this type of ''hobby'' gets a bad rap and I am afraid med schools would think so too. What do you think?

I used to be into tarot cards! I think that would be a cool thig to see as a hobby.