How does Ariel Gatoga incorporate mythical creatures in his tarot readings?

I don’t have a specific breakdown of how I use mythical creatures in those exact Morning Tarot videos, but I can share how I tend to work with them in my overall tarot practice.

When mythical beings show up on a card (like angels, devils, sphinxes, or beasts), I treat them as symbolic powers of the psyche or the soul, not as external monsters or entities. For instance, an angel might represent higher guidance, balance, or spiritual clarity, while a “beastly” figure can point to unprocessed urges, fear, or ego habits that need gentle correction.

I usually interpret these images in a very practical, psychological, and spiritual way: “What part of your mind or life is this creature describing? What is it asking you to transform or reclaim?” That keeps the reading grounded, empowering, and not sensational.

Are you asking because you’d like to learn to read those symbols yourself, or because you’re curious about a specific creature?