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.
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.
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.
This week, look for a turning point or breakthrough that brings new clarity and wisdom. What new possibilities in communication and learning call?
This week, if you need a time-out, take it. But don’t get so wrapped up inwardly that you miss a gift from Spirit that you did not even expect.
This solar eclipse week, we are asked to let go once and for all to a story, idea, or plan that is over. Only from the ashes can a Phoenix rise.
This week, we stand on a precipice, our desires in motion. Fair winds blow. Change is assured. Let us adjust our sails and find our way home.
This week’s card keeps showing up most insistently this year, so to change things up, I am sharing an expert opinion on the cost of great wealth.
The Five of PentaclesThe mother of revolution and crime is poverty.— Aristotle Now, as we move into the deepest darkness of Yule this week, and so many of us are also getting into the holiday festivities, I was frankly hoping for a happier card. But instead, we are challenged by a card that has been … Read more
The Fool – Again! The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom; for we never know what is enough until we know what is more than enough.— William Blake Evidently, we are not yet finished with the lessons and the leap offered by The Fool! He must have some very, very important information … Read more
The Eight of WandsThe earth has grown old with its burden of careBut at Christmas it always is young,The heart of the jewel burns lustrous and fairAnd its soul full of music breaks the air,When the song of angels is sung.— Philip Brooks Another visit from the Eight of Wands, which we’ve had several times … Read more