Opening the Gate This Equinox: Hail and Welcome the Knight of Cups
This week, our hearts may safely guide us, as long as we agree to remain alert, calm, and guarding wisely the chalice of love most precious to us.
This week, our hearts may safely guide us, as long as we agree to remain alert, calm, and guarding wisely the chalice of love most precious to us.
Laziness never arrived at the attainment of a good wish. — Miguel De Cervantes This happy card is traditionally known as the Wishing Card. So make a wish this week, and if it comes from your genuine heart of hearts and pure intentions, you will most certainly see its happy fruition. The nines of the … Read more
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.
Since you may be busy or away this week, I thought you might enjoy a more compact interpretation of this card. This was my introduction to the Tarot.
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, we cross the threshold of a epochal shift in calendar and astrological time. Our card warns it’s time to get off the dime: changes ahead.
If the etheric energies are feeling like waves of anger, fear, and suffering steadily bombarding you, this week’s card is here to help.
Though disappointment and setbacks may have frustrated you, don’t get stuck there. An unexpected blessing quietly waits for you to discover it.
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.
Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace, and gratitude. ~ Denis Waitley The news this week seems ever more dramatic and grim. The Big Showdown square-off of crossed planets intensifies and includes a heavy lunar eclipse. The Jewish and Christian … Read more