Tarot Card for a Holy Time, April 15-21, 2019: Five of Pentacles
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We welcome the card this week that will kick off our Summer and set the stage for the season to come. What message does Tarot offer on this magical day of Litha and Full Moon?
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, do not be silenced. Ask questions. Challenge fear and see with new eyes. Wield the Sword of honesty, truth, and clarity, as only you can.
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.
Although I was forced by circumstances to be late posting this, its message is, I feel, profoundly important and in stunning sync with the astrology this week.
This eclipse week, the Tarot reminds us that times may come when we must face challenges or defend what is more important to us than our own neck.