I didn’t feel good today. I’m pretty sure it’s mostly allergy related. I’m Petsitting this week and hubby drove me (not feeling good and his car is a hybrid and gets better gas mileage). I quickly pulled before we left (I woke up at 10:30 am) and I’m pretty sure this is telling me the same thing I’ve been getting. No biggie. Came home and fell asleep for 5 more hours. I am starting to feel better. Sitting outside at my fire pit before heading back inside tonight.

Hi Folks! Let’s combine the DIY Tarot card for the day with the symbolism assignment by looking at the Strength card. We have a young woman in a white dress, a lion, an infinity sign, and more. Tell me what you see and what it means to you. Card from the Rider Waite Tarot deck

The court cards often give new readers a bit of a challenge. While court cards can (and often do) represent people in the querent's life, they can also stand for situations in a person's life or things that are happening around the person. With that in mind, what do you think the Page of Swords can mean? Pages often represent young(er)/immature people. They're the babies in the court. Swords, if you remember, are related to intellect, ideas, dreams, thoughts, science, law -- things of those natures. Considering all of the above, what would you say the Page of Swords means? Does it relate to anything that's going on in your life? Card from the Light Seer's tarot deck

Let’s look at the progression of the 4, 5, and 6 of Pentacles. Remember, Pentacles can represent money, career, home, and health topics. Let me know what you think, not only about the individual interpretations, but also how they progress as a theme.

I did a live and it was supposed to be recorded, but so far I haven’t been able to find it…😔 So I’ll do a text-based review of what I covered: progression, regression, and transformation in the different suits. Yesterday, our DIY Tarot card was the 7 of Cups, which shows a person in the midst of the decision making process.The figure in the card is considering a variety of different options and needs to choose one. When you look at the 8 of Cups, you see a cloaked figure walking away under a crescent moon. The standard/classic meaning is walking away from something that doesn’t serve you. It can also be seen, if you think about it, as making a choice and walking away from all the other options. The next thing in the series is the 9 of Cups, which is satisfaction, fulfillment, and perhaps a little bit of overconsumption, in some cases. The 9 of Cups can be a card that represents dreams fulfilled. So the figure makes a choice, walks away from everything that isn’t that choice (if it isn’t a hell yeah, then it’s a hell no)—and then, sticking to that choice brings fulfillment and satisfaction to the person. What do you think? Do you see any other potential meanings I missed? How might things change if the person slips from the 9 to the 8, for example? Or the 8 to the 7?