Last week we touched on the two back-to-back Aries new moons and how they bookend the Aries season (March 21st – April 20th). We also introduced creative ways to add depth, information, and a new perspective to a situation. Today, we will add a new tool to the Aries Season Toolbox: Tarot and the Four…
This final throwback post marks the natural progression of our journey. It’s the last blast for this month. Growth and new beginnings are often paired with letting go. Tarot has an answer for these situations if you’re willing to seek them out. Meet The Hanged Man—a card of being “in limbo,” waiting and surrendering. A…
Let’s talk about Page of Cups – Child’s Play! To recap from last week, we learned that the elaborately dressed Page has a creative and sensitive personality to match his whimsical outfit. While he may be young and impressionable, he is also creative, artistic, and naive. May we all have the courage to show up…
After reading last week’s post in The Hanged Man series, The Paradox of The Hanged Man, you should be familiar with new perspectives, setting boundaries, and the benefits of opposite actions. Now, do you know how you can (mirror) the Hanged Man to work in your own life? What You Put In Is What You…
Everything is upside down for The Hanged Man, but he doesn’t mind. Meet The Hanged Man! He’s one of the most enigmatic and complicated cards in the tarot deck. He is both simple and complex (kind of like the human condition). In essence, this card requires the willingness to suspend our normal way of thinking…
Here we are—the last post in the Four of Cups series for this month. If you missed my previous posts, I’ve included links to them at the end of this post, so check them out. Now, let’s finish up with The Castle. The Four of Cups energy can illustrate that, despite feeling disappointed or disillusioned,…
This week, we explore tarot and symbolism. But first, if you missed last week’s post, Everything Happens For You, check it out here. Now, it’s time to dive deeper into the Four of Cups – Grass Roots. What are you noticing? Appreciating the present moment instead of daydreaming (and looking backward) has brought so much to…
Are you enjoying the gift of the present? In other words, are you following the Four of Cups—staying in the moment instead of daydreaming about the past or anticipating the future so you can better appreciate the present? How about a perspective shift? Instead of feeling like “everything happens to me” (victim), maybe everything happens…
Are you ready to ditch winter? For some of us, March brings feelings of boredom and dissatisfaction, leading us to daydream about the end of winter. This month, let’s talk about the Four of Cups. It’s also considered the daydream card and I find it interesting that these emotions are traditionally associated with this card.…
