Upcoming Events/Workshops

 These mantras come from Vinny's ancestral lineage rooted in ancient Asia. They are compassionate prayers for all beings to be at peace and free from suffering. They can bring cleansing to the mind, purity within the heart, and awakening to one's spirit. 1-1.5hr Mantra meditation can last 45-1hr, spiritual conversation at the end of meditation. People can stay or leave during that time. Those that stay we can discuss any topic in spirituality. We say that understanding through deep conversations can awaken our mind and heart. 

Vinny Huynh is the last dharma lineage holder within his family ancestors in what most know as Buddhism. This is an ancient practice and understanding that is usually only done in private. Vinny is sharing openly because he believes the world needs as much contribution to peace and understanding, to wipe away our blindfold that keeps us from being our true nature of compassion and wisdom. 

October 3rd, 4:00 - 5:30PM

1545 South Pearl Street

Denver, CO 80210

  Tarot is often associated with prediction or fortune-telling, but I believe its deeper value is in witnessing. It can serve as a mirror for what is present, helping us recognize patterns, lessons, and transitions in our lives.

This two-part introductory course is for anyone who wants to better understand tarot, connect more deeply with their deck, strengthen their intuition, or simply explore the practice with curiosity.

Across both classes, we’ll cover the foundations of the Rider-Waite-Smith system, the Fool’s Journey, symbolism, imagery, numerology, astrology, and intuitive interpretation. We’ll also explore the Major and Minor Arcana, choosing a deck, building a personal relationship with your cards, reading for yourself versus others, and beginning to develop your own reading style.

*Bringing a personal deck of your choice is heavily encouraged but not required. Please ensure it is a Tarot Deck, not an Oracle Deck. This class will discuss the difference.

Part 1: Foundation & The Major Arcana

October 17 | 12:00–2:00 PM

Part I begins with the foundations of tarot: where it comes from, how a tarot deck is structured, how the cards communicate with one another, and how we can begin moving beyond memorization into interpretation.

Our primary focus will be the 22 cards of the Major Arcana and the Fool’s Journey—the archetypal story of growth, challenge, transformation, and integration that moves throughout the deck.

We will explore the imagery, symbolism, numerology, astrological associations, and larger life themes represented within the Major Arcana. From there, we will begin developing the intuitive skills needed to read the cards as a connected story rather than as isolated definitions.

Early Registration: $55 through October 10
Regular Registration: $65 beginning October 11
Class size limited to 12 participants

Part 2: The Minor Arcana & Reading the Story

October 24 | 12:00–2:00 PM

Part II moves more deeply into the 56 cards of the Minor Arcana and how tarot reflects the experiences, emotions, relationships, challenges, decisions, and everyday circumstances of our lives.

We will explore the four suits, their elemental associations, the progression of numbers through Ace to Ten, and the personalities and energies represented by the Court Cards.

Rather than attempting to memorize 56 individual definitions, we will focus on recognizing patterns within the deck—learning how numbers, suits, imagery, symbolism, and intuition work together to help us understand what a card may be communicating within a reading.

We will also begin bringing the Major and Minor Arcana together, exploring how multiple cards interact and how a reading begins to form a larger narrative.

Early Registration: $55 through October 17
Regular Registration: $65 beginning October 18
Class size limited to 12 participants

Tarot can support journaling, spiritual practice, personal reflection, or even professional work. These classes will give you the fundamentals while helping you discover the approach that feels most natural to you.

One of the most important things I teach is that there are no “bad” cards in tarot. There are difficult cards, uncomfortable cards, and cards that speak to endings, uncertainty, grief, responsibility, change, or transformation—but those experiences are part of life too.

To me, tarot is a symbolic language for navigating those moments with greater awareness. It can help us ask better questions, recognize patterns, understand the energy we are participating in, and develop a deeper conversation between ourselves, our intuition, and divine source energy.

Sometimes the cards do not tell us what is going to happen next.

More often, they simply help us see more clearly where we already are.