The King of Cups is that friend (or aspect of yourself) who has the capacity to listen to you, to see and hear you, however you might be...

The Wild Unknown Archetype cards, created by Kim Krans, author of The Wild Unknown Tarot allow us to access the imaginal reality of...

Three of Wands. Sun in Aries. The sun is exalted in fiery Aries. This is a growth moment. There is an expansion of possibilities, pushing...

5 of cups. Grieving. Loss. Disappointment. The message of the 5 of cups is to honor and be with your grief, but do not let it harden or...

The Queen of Wands is a confident and powerful creator of their reality. They hold space to nurture, care for, and defend what is most...

The Hermit, IX. This archetype is definitely figuring heavily in the mix for the entire population of the earth, to greater or lesser...

Two of Pentacles. Jupiter in Capricorn. Balance is not a fixed, perfect or static state but one of constant shift, adjustment and change....

Seven of Swords. Moon in Aquarius. This card is often associated with deception, theft, trying to get away with something on the sly. The...

The 9 of Swords is the stuff of nightmares. The fears that keep us up at night. Mars in Gemini. Aggressive mental chatter that just won’t...

Having made their appearance as the card of the day as recently as four days ago (read my blog post entitled ‘Balance’), Temperance...

Queen of Pentacles. Elementally: the water of Earth. This Capricorn Queen is a nurturer, as are all of the Tarot Queens, but make no...

The Sun, makes a reappearance as our card of the day. Refer back to my recent blog post, ‘Stepping into the Light‘, to read more. Here...

Hesiod (c.700 bc), “Observe due measure; moderation is best in all things.” Plautus (c. 250–184 bc), “Moderation in all things is the...

Ten of Swords, Sun in Gemini, is a grim-looking card— one of the most grisly in any deck, usually. Ten swords pin a prostrate figure to...

The Sun, XIX. The light of our nearest star, the source of all life on this planet, is given freely to rich and poor alike. It causes all...

Will in Alignment with one‘s higher purpose.

It’s difficult to imagine a more appropriate-seeming card for summing up the collective mood of this time than the Five of...

The Ace of Cups. An emergence of the potential to open up, to feel our feelings. An invitation to new or deeper sensory experience. An...

The Moon, XVIII. Carl Jung used the term “Shadow” to speak of the aspects of the Subconscious that we must face and integrate if we are...

10 of Wands. In a ten of wands moment we feel overwhelmed, overburdened, weighed down, like we are trying to hold too much. In this place...