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The new moon at 20°43′ Scorpio is an opportunity for personal transformation and renewal. During this phase, individuals are advised to set intentions focused on self-discovery and healing, embrace change, reflect and release negative aspects of their life, and connect with the water element for emotional purification. By aligning with the Scorpio new moon’s energy,…
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The Tarot’s Tower card, symbolizing destruction, evokes strong reactions. However, it also represents the opportunity for release and positive change, offering hope. When the Tower card appears, it indicates a significant change is imminent. From ending unsatisfying relationships to changing stagnant careers, the Tower guides from darkness to light. As per Semisonic’s quote, every new…
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Tarot, according to Philippe St Genoux, isn’t about psychic predictions but a tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Its power lies in enhancing creativity, awareness, imagination, clarity, understanding, and joy. St Genoux’s book persuasively highlights this unique approach to tarot. Tarot practice, influenced by personal beliefs and experiences, can provide valuable insights for self-understanding and…
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The post focuses on clearing a home of negative energy using smudging, specifically recommending Palo Santo for its calming aroma and efficiency. It also suggests adding salt to reinforce the protective energy. The smudging ritual involves lighting the Palo Santo, spreading the smoke while visualizing one’s intention, and reciting affirmations for removing negative energy. After…
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Today’s draw, the Five of Wands, suggests a day of healthy competition, mental growth and exploration of new ideas. It advises considering various perspectives on emerging opportunities, such as in career or relationships, and letting the best approach reveal itself. Despite the surge of ideas, it’s not yet time for action. Tarot’s Five often indicates…
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The author conveys the idea of “fake it till you make it” in the context of self-improvement and shaping one’s reality. This principle is illustrated through personal experiences and an instance from Shawn Leonard’s Hay House presentation, demonstrating the potency of faking happiness as a gateway to achieving real contentness. The author also explores the…
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In tarot card readings, Aces indicate seasons; wands represent days, cups weeks, swords months, and pentacles years, applied to the number of each card. Court cards are tied to astrological signs and associated time periods. A Major Arcana card denotes a problem-solving approach, needing to address the underlying issue before assigning a time frame.
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After much soul searching and a week or so of trying to learn the basics of this platform, I have a website. It may not seem like much to put together, but building a website is quite different than doing a tarot reading. Those I have been doing for a long time. With a long
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