Tarot Card for the Equinox Full Moon: The Eight of Pentacles is Back
This week of Power, the Tarot asks us: how does our labor open our hearts wider to our spirituality? And does it embody loving kindness in the world?
This week of Power, the Tarot asks us: how does our labor open our hearts wider to our spirituality? And does it embody loving kindness in the world?
New beginnings await in this blessed season of giving. Honor the gift of abundance, and share with as generous and loving a spirit as you are able.
This week’s card is reminder that life is a weaving of dark and light, laughter and tears. Our hearts know both are treasures in their own ways.
This week of the Summer Solstice, the Tarot does it again – guiding us with its most powerful, fiery character of light, growth, and creative magic.
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.
Full Moon eclipse! Mercury retrograde! Astronomical Lughnasadh! So much drama, so much power zinging around. So, who better to be our guide this week?
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
In this week’s Tarot card, we are given practical advice for the days ahead. Using this very magical New Moon, it’s a time to plan for new growth.
In a full heart there is room for everything, and in an empty heart there is room for nothing. ~ Antonio Porchia, poet (1885-1968) Here at the threshold of the year, the magical doorway of Beltane in the Southern Hemisphere, and the final harvest and ancient Celtic New Year of Samhain in the northern … Read more
The sun shines and warms and lights us and we have no curiosity to know why this is so; but we ask the reason of all evil, of pain, and hunger, and mosquitoes and silly people. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson How delicious this juxtaposition of Samhain and this week’s visit of The Sun is! One … Read more