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9 of Swords, reversed

Oof, this is a tough one. 9 of Swords. It’s about regret, shame, pain, dread … those dreary, weighted things which keep you up at night. No one is immune. We’ve all had our dark night of the soul, that time when there just don’t seem…
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King of Cups

Welcome to February, pretty pink month of hearts and flowers and boxes of chocolates. Little rebel that I am, I was not going to go that route. I was going to write about something else! No sappy romance here!! Not that there’s anything wrong…
5 of Cups

5 of Cups

The Five of Cups speaks to loss. We’ve all experienced that this past year. It won’t magically stop because we’ve turned a page on the calendar, nor even because we’ve begun a new calendar entirely. Nope. We’re still dealing with the…

Nine of Wands

Well, it’s not a festive card, but there’s no doubt it’s appropriate to the times. It’s that time when you’re feeling put upon, battered, beleaguered. You’ve fought the good fight … and it’s still not done! You’ve built…

2 of Swords

From left to right: Mucha Tarot, Pagan Tarot, Everyday Tarot, Thelema Tarot This is a card many people find worrisome when it appears for them, but I’ve always really liked it. Part of that is the artwork for the card in my favourite…
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9 of Pentacles

From left to right: The EveryDay Tarot, the Mucha Tarot, and the Radiant Ryder-Waite-Smith Tarot Oh, what a great card for October! October, harvest-time, moving from the slower pace of summer to the routines of fall. The…