I pulled the 3 of wands and the Chariot. For me, the Chariot leads the conversation since it’s a major card and more flashy/detailed. I feel like there’s a little tension with the 3 of wands, but they also simply expand on each other’s themes. The conversation between these cards feels like an inner conflict of being right where you need to be and wanting to always charge forward to the next thing.

This month's Adventure is called "Reading the Space Between". Most tarot students are taught to ask: "What does this card mean?" But before meaning comes observation. Before interpretation comes attention. Before understanding comes noticing. Throughout June, we'll be exploring the space between the cards, the stories we tell ourselves, and the assumptions we bring into a reading. Week 1 is now available: The First Thing You Notice This week isn't about getting the right answer. It's about slowing down long enough to notice what is already there. What draws your eye? What do you overlook? What feels emotionally loud? What feels strangely quiet? And perhaps most importantly ... What changes when you stop trying to interpret and simply observe? You do not need to know tarot meanings to participate. You only need curiosity. You can find Week 1 in the June Adventure section now. I'd love to hear what you notice. 🔍

Most people learn tarot alone. Pull a card. Look up the meaning. Try to get it “right.” But real reading develops differently. It develops through: - observation - conversation - witnessing - uncertainty - seeing what someone else notices that you missed So June inside the community is going to shift a little. The next Quest is becoming more interactive and relationship-based through something I’m currently calling Reading Rooms. Small reader groups. Shared spreads. Different interpretations. Real discussion. Not to prove who is “right.” But to help you experience how readers actually think. Because tarot changes when it stops being memorization and starts becoming relationship. If you’ve been quietly watching from the sidelines, this may be the month to step in. More details soon ... but I wanted to give everyone time to prepare, level up if they’d like to participate (quests require a level 2), and begin approaching June a little more intentionally. **If you're not aware of how to 'level up', when you post, like and comment of other community members posts, you're awarded points that determine a Level. The points are unfortunately not redeemable at your local cafe. 😉

Some intuition whispers. Some interrupts. Some asks you to pause. Some asks you to move. We often expect intuition to feel calm, clear, and mystical ... but tarot shows us that instinct speaks through many different states. - The Magician trusts what’s available. - Strength tames nothing. It relates. - The Moon walks forward without full clarity. - The Chariot moves by listening rather than forcing. - The Fool leaps before certainty arrives. - The Hanged Man receives insight through surrender. Intuition is not one feeling. It’s relationship. It's pattern recognition. It’s learning how truth sounds inside you. Question: Which card (of these or a different one) do you feel best represents your relationship with intuition right now?

For those quietly walking with the April Adventure right now. The ones who are sitting with it. Thinking about it. Maybe even avoiding parts of it. You are at a choice point: stay in observation or step into the work. Because this space doesn’t deepen through watching. It deepens when you let yourself be seen inside it. You don’t need a full interpretation. You don’t need to “get it right.” Just this: What has been uncomfortable, surprising, or harder to ignore since you started … and what have you done with that? That’s enough. Drop it in the comments if you’re willing. Not for performance - for presence. I’m paying attention.