Tarot Card of the Harvest Moon Week, Sept. 24-30, 2018: Ten of Wands
Under the Harvest Moon this week, a rare visitor reminds us there is a fine line between hero and martyr. Busy and productive are not the same thing.
Under the Harvest Moon this week, a rare visitor reminds us there is a fine line between hero and martyr. Busy and productive are not the same thing.
This New Moon offers a Earthy new beginning, even as the Tarot indicates that we may be reaping what we have sown. There is karmic payback in play.
This card charged onto the scene during last month’s New Moon, too. Bust out of your box, but watch your words, else you trigger wars you don’t want.
This week that may well prove to be historic, the Tarot suggests we slow down, tend our resources, protect our assets, and exercise good stewardship.
This week of the New Moon, a new beginning of tenderness and healing is possible. May old hurts of the past be healed, and joy flow between the sexes.
Let the warning in this card encourage us to reach out a helping hand, especially if the systems meant to be of service seem unwilling or unable to.
Back again after a recent visit, it is wise to never underestimate or ignore the messages of this rather unpleasant card, for to do so can be painful.
The Tarot offers advice for those seeking good fortune: Cooperate with the Earth’s wisdom and timing. The pace of Nature is a gift, not an obstacle.
In an encore visit, our Card this week asks us what we need to be physically secure. Are our labors, plans, and spending in harmony with the planet?
In this Full Moon week, the Tarot inquires what patterns are you ready to discard? What final harvest for this magickal year are you now gathering in?