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WonderWander

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A sanctuary for curious minds and seeking souls exploring wonder, meaning, mystery, and the deeper currents of life. Bring your lantern.

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6 contributions to WonderWander
Welcome To WonderWander
You made it here. Which is worth noting, because WonderWander isn't exactly on the main road. There are no billboards enthusiastically pointing the way. If you're here, something led you — and we think that's worth paying attention to. This is a space for the wonderers. The meaning-makers. The people who find themselves inexplicably moved by a symbol, a synchronicity, a line of poetry, a dream that refuses to dissolve by morning. The ones who ask questions not because they expect tidy answers, but because the asking itself feels necessary. We explore here. Together, and in our own ways. You might share a tarot spread that cracked something open. A photograph that feels like it's trying to tell you something. A philosophical rabbit hole you fell into at 2am. A poem that arrived unexpectedly. A strange and luminous moment that you haven't quite been able to explain — and aren't sure you want to. All of it belongs here. There are no prerequisites for wonder. No correct path, no required modality, no spiritual rĆ©sumĆ© needed at the door. Just genuine curiosity, and a willingness to sit with the strange and the beautiful alongside people who understand why that matters. Look around. Get comfortable with the uncomfortable. Follow what pulls you. Before you wander too far, we'd love to meet you. Introduce yourself in the comments however feels natural. Tell us your name, what brought you here, what fascinates you, what you're exploring, or simply what kind of wonder tends to follow you through life. There are no right answers. A simple hello is enough. This space will become what we create together, and every journey begins with someone taking the first step onto the path. This is WonderWander. We've been anticipating your arrival. Wander well.
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@Stephen Curry Welcome! šŸ¤— I’m really glad you’re here. 🩵 What you shared carries a lot of honesty in it—especially that sense of something opening up and you feeling the pull to explore it more deeply. That kind of threshold moment can feel both exciting and uncertain at the same time. I also appreciate how grounded you are in your lived path, especially the work you do with young people. There’s something meaningful about holding both the practical, day-to-day responsibilities and the inner questions of purpose at the same time. You’re very welcome here as you explore all those facets. Nothing about that exploration needs to be rushed or defined too quickly. If you feel like sharing, I’m curious—what’s been feeling most ā€œopenā€ or alive for you lately in that unfolding?
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@Zandria Pearson Welcome. šŸ˜ŠšŸ’œ There was something in your introduction that really touched me—especially the part about feeling relief when you read the About page and thinking, "This is basically my life." If WonderWander can be a place where people exhale a little and realize they don't have to edit out their curiosity, spirituality, creativity, or the ways they move through the world, then it's doing exactly what I hoped it would do. I also love that writing is one of the ways you make sense of your thoughts. I think writing can be such a quiet form of alchemy—taking all the tangled threads inside us and slowly weaving them into something we can hold and understand a little more clearly. And beginner or seasoned, I truly believe Tarot meets us wherever we are. Self-readings, virtual readings, studying numerology, following the questions that arise—it's all part of building a relationship with these practices in a way that feels authentic to you. (There is a brief 1-10 numerology guide in the Field Notes section of the Classroom, under the "Resources" page, of you're interested.šŸ‘) I also have to say that I smiled reading about your little family: you, your daughter, and Willow. šŸˆā€ā¬›āœØ There are so many ways to build a beautiful life, and I love your phrase, "helping to make the new norm." I suspect many of us here know what it's like to walk paths that don't look quite like the expected ones. Thank you for being here and for introducing yourself so openly. I'm really looking forward to wandering and wondering out loud with you. 😸
Community Connect & Something New
A small update from inside WonderWander ✨ In about 2 hours, we’ll be gathering for Community Connect—our bi-weekly meet & greet in the group chat. šŸ•’ 3:00 PM CDT (Central Time) That’s: - 1:00 PM PDT - 4:00 PM EDT - 9:00 PM BST - 8:00 PM UTC If you feel like dropping in, even briefly, you’re warmly invited. No preparation needed—just show up as you are. Also, I’ve just added a couple of new pieces to the Field Notes / Classroom space: šŸ“– DO NOT PANIC: A Practical Guide To Awakening A lighter, more humorous companion piece than my usual writing—offering a grounded way to meet big internal shifts without taking everything quite so seriously. šŸ““ A new guided journal companion to Cards & Crystals: Stewarding Energetic Ecosystems Designed to work alongside the article as a reflective practice space for your own exploration. If you’re in the mood for reading, reflecting, or just wandering through new material before the call, it’s all there waiting. Looking forward to seeing whoever feels called into the space later.
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@Stacy Casson I'm sorry, it was held today at 3 pm CST, but I'll be hosting another in 2 weeks, same day and time.
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@Julie Scisal Parker thank you so much for attending, it was wonderful meeting you 😁
Community Connect
A little announcement for something I’m really excited to begin here 🌿✨ Starting this Saturday, I’ll be hosting a recurring community Meet & Greet called Community Connect. This is a space to simply show up, be present with each other, and get to know the humans behind the usernames. No pressure, no performance—just a gentle place to connect, share what you’re exploring, or simply listen in if that’s where you’re at. At the moment, I’m planning to hold these every two weeks. That rhythm may evolve over time depending on what feels sustainable and supportive for the community, but we’ll begin here and adjust as we grow. If you’ve been wanting a moment to step a little closer into WonderWander, this is a beautiful place to begin. More details on timing will be posted shortly—consider this your open invitation. šŸŒ™ I’d love to see you there.
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@Julie Nelson it's at 3 pm CST. You'll need to check the time in your zone.
Field Notes are blowing my mind
I’m halfway through the first Classroom item, Field Notes, and pausing to say: Wow. Just, WOW, @Meaghan Vaughan. First, your Tarot meanings (under Resources) are amazing. I’m particularly intrigued by the distinction between shadow and reversed meanings. I don’t read reversals yet, and conflated these categories. You see the nuances I missed, and I’m grateful that you’ve shared them here. Second, your poetry has me gobsmacked. I profess no great love for reading poetry yet find myself near tears after Catching Frogs. The Diamonds in Our Dirt is beautiful, too. I hope you publish these, if you haven’t already. OK, heading back in there.
Field Notes are blowing my mind
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Andromache, this genuinely means a lot to me. Thank you. ā¤ļø One of my hopes for Field Notes was that it wouldn't feel like a course people simply move through, but more like a collection of discoveries, questions, observations, and breadcrumbs gathered along the path. Knowing that you're engaging with it in that spirit is incredibly rewarding. I'm especially glad the distinction between shadow and reversal meanings resonated with you. That's a nuance that took me a long time to articulate for myself, and it ended up changing the way I read Tarot quite a bit. Interestingly, while I explore and teach reversal meanings, I don't actually read with reversed cards myself. My approach tends to be more positional. If I want to explore challenges, resistance, blind spots, or distortions, I'll often build those questions directly into the spread and then read the card through that lens, sometimes drawing on some of the same nuances that others might associate with reversals. It's just the language that ended up feeling most natural to me. That said, I have a great deal of respect for readers who work with reversals, and I love seeing the many different ways people build relationships with the cards. And thank you for your kind words about the poetry. Writing has always been one of the ways I make sense of the world, and it's a strange, beautiful thing when something written in solitude finds its way into another person's experience. Hearing that Catching Frogs moved you nearly to tears is one of those moments that leaves me quietly speechless. Please keep sharing your thoughts as you wander through the material. One of the things I love most is seeing what stands out to different people, because it's almost never what I expect. 😊
Thank You!
Greetings and Blessings, my friends! A few days ago, WonderWander was nothing more than an idea and a lot of empty space. Today, there are already people here. I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you for joining. Thank you for introducing yourselves. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, your stories, your questions, and your curiosity. Thank you for helping transform this space from a collection of pages into the beginnings of a genuine community. One of the things I love most about creating spaces like this is that no community is built by its founder alone. The conversations, perspectives, experiences, and wonder that each person brings become part of what the community is. Seeing discussions already taking shape has been both exciting and deeply encouraging. WonderWander is still very young. There is plenty of empty space left to fill, more Field Notes to add, more discussions to have, and more ideas to explore together. But watching those first connections form has reminded me why I wanted to create this place in the first place. I'm grateful you're here. Here's to curiosity, meaningful conversations, and all the unexpected paths we'll discover along the way. What has been your favorite part of WonderWander so far?
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@Stacy Casson Yes! I am beyond thrilled to see people making connections with each other and engaging! šŸ˜„šŸ‘
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A liminal seer translating symbols, whispers, and unseen threads into clarity, meaning, and soul-aligned direction.

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