Tarot Card for Solstice and Full Moon, Dec. 17-23, 2018: Seven of Swords
In this week of Yule and the Full Moon, this wouldn’t have been my favorite choice. But the Tarot is a friend that tells us the truth, like it or not.
In this week of Yule and the Full Moon, this wouldn’t have been my favorite choice. But the Tarot is a friend that tells us the truth, like it or not.
Do you feel like you are being thwarted from what you desire, or even stuck in a holding pattern? Perhaps this is an important test or initiation.
I had finished writing this when I found out about Notre Dame. My apologies if this is too upsetting, but I cannot ignore this as random coincidence.
We stand on the precipice of the new year, the promises of Solstice still singing. Who is the Tarot Guardian to guide us at this crossing moment?
Has last week’s hilltop defender become a battle-hardened soldier? Are you waiting for the other shoe to drop? This week, Tarot and astrology agree.
Small wheel turn by the fire and rod, Big wheel turn by the grace of God. Every time that wheel turn round Bound to cover just a little more ground. ~ Robert Hunter/Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann, The Wheel For only the second time ever in almost a decade of my Cards of the Week, we … Read more
Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. ~ Vincent Van Gogh After slogging through the recent challenges of The Tower and the Five of Pentacles, things lighten up just in time for the Sun and New Moon in Sagittarius this week. Flying through the sky, we … Read more
This week, we are plagued once again by projections, overwhelm, and too many possibilities. When our hearts can’t decide, how shall we proceed?
Another Swords card visits this week–one I’ve been expecting at some point in this chaotic election and aftermath. Halt. Who goes there? And why?
My first Tarot card of 2021 reminds us that in gentleness, there is tremendous power. Not by force, but with empathy, profound change is possible.