Tarot Card of the Turning Astrological Year, 2021: Ten of Swords
It is time to prepare for a rebirth, but what has come before must be released. Light and peace can arrive when we set free what is already gone.
It is time to prepare for a rebirth, but what has come before must be released. Light and peace can arrive when we set free what is already gone.
A warning this week: Take care to protect yourself from bullies. Be careful of underhanded power plays. Dishonor and trickery are floating in the air.
Riding on the Equinox and New Moon, this week’s card urges us to prepare for a storm. Do your homework, fact-check, and be impeccable with your word.
This card charged onto the scene during last month’s New Moon, too. Bust out of your box, but watch your words, else you trigger wars you don’t want.
Back again after a recent visit, it is wise to never underestimate or ignore the messages of this rather unpleasant card, for to do so can be painful.
I hope you enjoyed the back-to-back Four of Swords, because now the pace turns intense. For Samhain and Merc. retrograde, we will need a clear head.
As we close out 2018, many of us take stock of our progress. This week’s card offers an important glimpse into where progress may have failed and why.
It is fortunate that this rare visitor is our escort for this week’s exceptional astrological drama. In this volatile shift, he is a steady ally.
This week, we are warned that as much as we’d like to close our eyes, something eventually must change. We postpone and avoid decisions at our peril.
For the first time since 2003, I did not pull a card of the week this week. No worries, I’m just taking a break and I’ll be back in January.