Small wheel turn by the fire and rod, Big wheel turn by the grace of God. Every time that wheel turn round Bound to cover just a little more ground. ~ Robert Hunter/Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann, The Wheel For only the second time ever in almost a decade of my Cards of the Week, we … Read more
Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. ~ Vincent Van Gogh After slogging through the recent challenges of The Tower and the Five of Pentacles, things lighten up just in time for the Sun and New Moon in Sagittarius this week. Flying through the sky, we … Read more
This week that may well prove to be historic, the Tarot suggests we slow down, tend our resources, protect our assets, and exercise good stewardship.
This week of the New Moon, a new beginning of tenderness and healing is possible. May old hurts of the past be healed, and joy flow between the sexes.
In this final full week of the decade, all that is old is truly coming to an end. Under very different circumstances, we are urged to look ahead.
This week’s card offers practical magic. If we open our hearts and attune to Nature, we discover that we are meant to be happy, healthy, and content.
Our card this week shows that loss and grief are inescapable. But by honoring what we are feeling, the path of healing awaits. Love has our backs.
In an encore visit, our Card this week asks us what we need to be physically secure. Are our labors, plans, and spending in harmony with the planet?
In this Full Moon week, the Tarot inquires what patterns are you ready to discard? What final harvest for this magickal year are you now gathering in?
Let the warning in this card encourage us to reach out a helping hand, especially if the systems meant to be of service seem unwilling or unable to.