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. Continue Reading

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. Continue Reading

This morning, I wondered what card might address the catastrophe now unfolding in the U.S. It’s rare for the Tarot to be so literal, yet here we are. Continue Reading

In this Beltane week, if you are “between a rock and a hard place,” making a difficult choice you wish you didn’t have to, here’s some practical help. Continue Reading

This week, beware of analysis paralysis. Are you closing your eyes or your heart to something you don’t want to know? You can’t stay there forever. Continue Reading

This week’s card is the epitome of intelligence and consciousness. With it, we can and must cut through the crap to see what is real, and what is not. Continue Reading

Another Swords card visits this week–one I’ve been expecting at some point in this chaotic election and aftermath. Halt. Who goes there? And why? Continue Reading

As many families now gather after the bitterly divided U.S. election, the Tarot warns us to watch our words, avoid overreacting, and keep a cool head. Continue Reading

Something big is ending, including, for better or worse, the excruciating U.S. election. The final curtain drops, the pain is over, a new day comes. Continue Reading

Although I was forced by circumstances to be late posting this, its message is, I feel, profoundly important and in stunning sync with the astrology this week. Continue Reading

There is no reason at all not to change whatever our unhappy circumstances might be…except that we so strongly believe in the power of our prison. Continue Reading

If you find yourself “between a rock and a hard place,” or making a difficult choice you wish you didn’t have to, our Card of the Week offers insight. Continue Reading

In this time of extreme busy-ness, media onslaught, and the climax of Solstice in 2 weeks, the cards offer us a quiet and necessary break. Breathe and be still. Continue Reading

True courage is cool and calm. The bravest of men have the least of a brutal, bullying insolence, and in the very time of danger are found the most serene and free.” Lord Shaftesbury True confession time. I am never glad to see the Five of Swords, and this week is no exception. Yet, asContinue reading Continue Reading

  Knowing a great deal is not the same as being smart; intelligence is not information alone but also judgment, the manner in which information is collected and used. ~ Dr. Carl Sagan Why hello there, stranger. Long time no see! Welcome to the King of Swords, who has not visited us since June, 2009.Continue reading Continue Reading

The supreme end of education is expert discernment of all things —  the power to tell the good from the bad, the genuine from the counterfeit, and to prefer the good and the genuine to the bad and the counterfeit. ~ Samuel Johnson It was with great curiosity that I pulled our card for thisContinue reading Continue Reading

I used to be indecisive; now I’m not sure. ~ Anonymous This week of the Sagittarius New Moon and a challenging Mars T-square aspect with Uranus and Pluto, we have a visit from the Two of Swords. The Twos are often about choices, balance, duality, polarity, and opposites. And the Swords in the Tarot areContinue reading Continue Reading

I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use. ~ Galileo Galilei What a perfect card for heading back to school! This week, it appears that we stand on the razor’s edge of new beginnings and waysContinue reading Continue Reading

Very few things frustrate me more than watching powerful people pretending to be powerless. ~ Elizabeth Gilbert When I pulled this card today, I admit it felt like – hey, didn’t we just get this only a few weeks ago?  Well, I checked, and while I was certain that we had, it turns out that it’sContinue reading Continue Reading