Tarot Card for Equinox – March 20-26, 2017: Two of Swords
This week, beware of analysis paralysis. Are you closing your eyes or your heart to something you don’t want to know? You can’t stay there forever.
This week, beware of analysis paralysis. Are you closing your eyes or your heart to something you don’t want to know? You can’t stay there forever.
Except for the mentally ill or soul-wounded, kindness and friendship are natural to humans. Life as it truly is overflows with love and grace for all.
Having just visited us last month, I take a philosophical detour with this week’s card. When faced with difficult times, how shall we know what to do?
We are invited now to revere the process of needful change. For as chaotic as things are, our card indicates that all is unfolding in a natural way.
In this Harvest Moon week, we are visited by a fiery court card friend who reminds us: no one can rob you of your power without your permission.
There’s nothing that kills creativity faster than burnout. ~ Arianna Huffington Here is a card we have only had a couple of times in the many years I have been publishing my Card of the Week. Coming to visit in this first full week of the New Year, it is with somewhat mixed feelings we … Read more
This week as we gather round our harvest tables, our Tarot visitor invites a toast, and shows us what REALLY make us more healthy, wealthy, and wise.
Marches are much-needed catalysts. But we must also unfailingly chisel away at the corrupt systems that make death and poverty the norm for so many.
But thy eternal summer shall not fade. ~ William Shakespeare, Sonnet XVIII Here to herald in one of the most powerful times of the year – the Solstice and the Full Moon of Capricorn – is the brilliant, bold Queen of Wands. While our friends in the lands below the Equator are celebrating Yule, in … Read more
Many-named, He wanders the nine worlds, Seeking knowledge in various guise. For His searching out wisdom is endless, As always on brave Sleipnir He rides, rides, rides! ~ One-Eyed Stranger, by Jackie Hannigan © 2003 How interesting that The Hermit, usually a rare visitor for my Card of the Week, is back only one month … Read more