Present Path Tarot
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Tarot Readings
My tarot / I Ching readings offer insights into the present path and how to best navigate life from the highest self. My style comes with warm humor, considerate sensitivity, and a direction toward positive potentials.
Events
Ever since my professional start in New Orleans many moons ago, I’ve loved doing public readings for events and have made it a staple of my offerings – ranging from birthday parties to setting up booths at the Renaissance Faire. My event readings can…
About Me
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR MY EMAIL LIST TO GET A FREE GIFT I did not expect to be swept into the art of reading cards– life impelled me toward it and it has become a root of my spiritual practice. At 15…
10 of Wands: Put it on the Backburner
When I worked in ESL, one of my bosses described me as a plate spinner.
I am sure many of you can relate to the dance of jumping from one task to the next, keeping them all at enough momentum to not lose balance and clatter to the floor.
The Ten of Wands image is a great example of this. A man is carrying ten large wands, his back bent from the weight. The message is clear and simple. . . you are doing too much.
Reversed, this card is a similar meaning, but it is leaning toward the inherent necessity for relief before burnout ensues.
November is a great month to pause and assess priorities before the holiday craze.
Bringing Sixy Back: A Tarot Lesson
The Tarot is a system with numbers, and each set of numbers can be seen in an alignment of meaning.
Today, I want to put the spotlight on the middle of the minor arcana with the Six.
Many of you know the suffering of the dreaded Fives: Conflict, Impoverishment, Lost Battles, Grief, oh my.
The Six is the Comeback Card. It’s where you land after you faced a great challenge.
Free Reading for Samhain / Halloween
Happy Halloween and a Blessed Witches New Year to you all!
Samhain is an ancient pagan holiday where villagers would light a big bonfire to celebrate taking in the final harvest.
They would cull the animals that were not likely to survive the winter. Most notably, they honored their dearly beloved ancestors as it is considered that the veil is thin during this time.
This weekend, light a candle by the photo of your loved ones who have passed and leave them a small plate of food to honor them in the old ways.
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