Tarot Card of the Full Moon Week, Jan. 25-31, 2021: The Hermit
This week, we receive clarity with which to see the bigger picture of our truth. Solitude offers healing; stillness brings wisdom. Let us shine.
Illumination – To Will
Tarot Card of the Full Moon Week, Feb. 3-9, 2020: King of Cups
This week, with emotions running high, here is how compassion and gentle strength may be asked of you, especially in matters of great significance.
Tarot Card of Imbolc Week, Feb. 1-7, 2021: The High Priestess
This sacred week, we welcome the turning of the Wheel with the blessings of this great Priestess, who waits for us at the doorway to the Temple.
Tarot Card of the Full Moon Week, May 24-30, 2021: The Fool
Whether you know it or not, with every step, you are birthing your world. And the interwoven web that unites us unfolds by your presence upon it.
Tarot Card of the Lunar New Year Week, Feb. 8-14, 2021: Three of Wands
This intensely Aquarian week of the Lunar New Year, blessed with the golden power of our creative, magical Wands, we can begin a fresh new future.
Tarot Card of the U.S. Election Week, Nov. 2-8, 2020: Five of Cups
This week, we acknowledge the painful losses we have endured. But there is love that has had our backs all along, now showing us the way home.
Tarot Card for the Week of April 6-12, 2020: King of Cups
As a guide for a journey that has turned so grievous, this noble visitor returns. We are called on now to expand our forgiveness and compassion.
Tarot Card of the First Week of Spring, March 22-28, 2021: Ace of Swords
This week, look for a turning point or breakthrough that brings new clarity and wisdom. What new possibilities in communication and learning call?
Tarot Card of the New Moon Week, April 20-26, 2020: Wheel of Fortune
Ironically, as we don our face masks, bigger forces are unmasking, not only various individuals, but our very way of life. Behold: change is here.
Tarot Card of the Balsamic Moon Week, April 5-11, 2021: Knight of Pentacles
When we slow down and focus, great vitality is available. True success comes from rejecting superficial busyness, instead minding our deep work.