Hanan Tarot

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In the Tagalog Philippine Mythology, Hanan is the Goddess of morning, dawn, as well as child birth and represents new beginning. She is known to be one of Bathala’s half mortal half god daughters. Her sisters are Mayari, and Tala.

They were said to be the daughters of Bathala by a mortal wife who died after she had given birth to these three beautiful goddesses. Bathala took these three sisters to the sky and made them members of his celestial court.

Just like the dawn, we aim to enlighten.

Tarot is a practice rich in history and knowledge. Although surrounded by mystery and secrets, we'll be laying down what this reading aims to achieve.

Firstly, our approach to tarot is not predictive. It is analytic.

The cards and their symbols and meaning aids our understanding of the deep parts of our minds. These are cues and flags that allows these buried information to come into the light. We relate our deepest thoughts to the cards, acknowledge them and use them as a new perspective as we confront our daily lives.

We aim to highlight this information to show your current disposition and to provide insight into the most probable outcome of your contemplated actions. This is used to empower you and help you confront challenges that you might face.

Our approach is personal, and intuitively attuned to you.

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