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Spring is a great time to smell the roses and consider how to reset your system.
Dive into a cleanse of your home, your health, or your workflow to make the most of this Aries season.
If you crave direction in the best way to clear and restart, come in this month for a tarot reading.
Perhaps your best choice is to learn to approach the answers yourself with a tarot lesson.
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Scroll on for a new Flip Through of the Sci-Fi Oracle by Shannon Loftis!
Drip Drip Drop Little April Showers,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Today we get a double reading with the Sci-Fi Tarot by Todd Alcott and the Sci-Fi Oracle by Shannon Loftis.
(NOTE: Shannon’s deck was NOT done with AI, but rather a collection of open use art she curated the deck from)
These two sets appear to be touching on a similar message around reconsidering a reboot of your system. Time to turn it off and turn it back on again.
The Queen of Wands goes full power forward, often without assessing her actions. She’s a strong Aries who activates her will into the world at a fierce pace.
And BLAM, she runs right into the patience card of the 7 of Pentacles, while standing on top of a big X that signifies to desist efforts.
This is a loud call out to PAUSE.
The 7 of Pentacles is standing on top of the Scanner card, so it’s not a restful time though.
Rather, you want to hit the brakes and pull over and open the engine and check the fluid levels. Is anything amiss?
If all looks well in the mechanics, then you can consider if your methods and directions are aligned with the best possible path.
Look around and see if anyone on the team is untrustworthy or unreliable. The words ‘clear parasites’ on this card makes me think of energy vampires who are taking more than they give back. Set new boundaries with these characters.
Once you have cleared up any issues and clarified the best fresh steps to achieve your goals, the King of Wands reversed arrives to ask you what pace is reasonable for the next phase.
The King of Wands can be doing things for show that don’t serve the final outcomes. He can also be scattered in efforts, trying to do too much.
Before you dive back in, check in with your Control Panel to consider how much effort is too much, and what efforts are out of alignment with your most effective role.
You might want to disperse some of the tasks to others so you can focus on your own skill set. Are you trying to control too much?
Once you have these details in order, you are ready to start up the engine again and enjoy a smoother ride after the tune up.
Want a better manual to assess what needs adjusted in your plans? Try an I-Ching and Tarot reading. Step into your best future with an online or in-person tarot reading or an intuition coaching session with me this month.
Aries Rams Through Astrology
Aries is having big influences this month. I am not an astrologer, but I am gleaning from what they say about our current flow.
For one thing, Aries has been in Venus since the start of the month. This heightens relationships in areas of passion and competition. This can be hot or combative, depending.
I had an intense week with a lot of communication challenges, house mishaps, interpersonal drama, and embarrassing mistakes.
I spoke with some other friends who also were challenged with cancellations and frustrations in communication.
I understand this ambiguity is related to the recent start of a Saturn and Neptune conjunction in Aries that we’ve been in since Feb 20th, around Chinese New Year when the Fire Horse began.
This dynamic can make things foggy and unclear. But the Sun in Aries is shining light on more answers.
In one personal instance, I found out that my booking form for Portlandia Fortune Tellers had not been properly sending emails to me.
Just as Aries entered into the Sun, a woman wrote to me and asked why I hadn’t responded to her booking form.
I’m so grateful for her checking in because this alerted me to the problem. I was able to gain clarity and hopefully fix it with Google workspace support.
It turns out that some emails would come through and some not. Foggy. Mixed.
As frustrating as it was to find out that this glitch was in my matrix, I’m much more relieved to have found out about it and hopefully managed it properly. (Grateful to anyone who sends me a test booking form submission and lets me know via email so I can be certain if it’s functioning properly now.)
This got me thinking about all the times that bad news ends up being good news in a strange way. I would rather have known about the challenge even if it was an upheaval in my week to learn about it.
Keep an eye out for the ways that fogginess is turning into clarity in your own life.
What are some things that you felt hazy about that you can sit with more curiosity towards?
Perhaps ponder on a time in your life where something very challenging happened that felt very ambiguous and confusing but then opened itself up to a blessing of new wisdom.
Was the cost worth the awakening?
If not, can you offer yourself some compassion for the hardship? Give yourself some credit for pulling through it, stronger and more aware.
Sit with what messages seem to be illuminating themselves in the Aries Sun over the next few weeks.
If you aren’t sure, ask the cards in a personal tarot reading with me.
Bring in a friend for a Tarot Together session where you split the hour.
Find your own clear messages in the symbols during a tarot reading lesson with me.
Be the firey life of the party when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Relish the spring blossoming with new light.
Ram Ram Ram,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
It Takes a Village
A wonderful message in the I-Ching is #45: Gathering Together.
The deck I have displays a river that represents all the different tendrils of skills coming together to build something.
One of the greater challenges of this era seems to be how much we are each individually required to be decently good at doing nearly all the things ourselves.
As I watch my parents get older, I see how much they need to rely on community around them, when they have often played the role of support for others.
As a small business owner, it has been a humbling experience to acknowledge what I’m just not that good at.
A few weeks ago I sat with an old friend of mine, Gray Ayer, who is a web developer and small business digital marketing consultant.
After only a simple question, he quickly saw how many tools I was missing for SEO analysis purposes and set me up. He helped me understand what a website can do in ways I had not considered.
It opened my mind to realize how much more I need other people to grow as a business.
Then I injured my knee while dancing as a leprechaun on Tuesday. I was very grateful for the support of my ex, Christopher at the Acupuncture Center of Portland, who gave me a last-minute session the next day. He was able to comfort me that it was most likely a less serious issue than I feared.
When I think about it, it’s easy to remember all the little things that friends have done to support me in my well-being and my business.
We have moved so far away from the village. It’s up to us to bring it back, one collaboration at at a time.
Today, the activity is to write down three things that you feel overwhelmed by.
Then write down one or two people who can help you with each.
If you don’t have someone in your community who can do it for free, consider who’s worth paying and what you can afford for this level of support. Consider what you offer with those who might be willing to do a time-for-time trade.
When I was first building this business, I listened to an entrepreneur who pointed out that the first thing you ask for help in is cleaning. It takes a lot of time and there’s usually a lot of skilled people out there who can do it for a reasonable rate.
Sometimes the cost is also worth the trade-off for how much better quality you get. I could not have done what Gray offered support in. I didn’t even know those tools existed.
As I get older, I like the idea of building a chosen family community. Who in my community can help me manage paperwork and bureaucracy when health crisis happens? Who in my community is the best emotional support? Who loves to cook? Who likes making spreadsheets? What can I offer in similar or unique skills?
I realize that we need a diverse community of skills to grow old together with.
Get other ears tuned into the guidance you need to receive and reciprocate the same in a Tarot Together session where you split the hour.
Feel at a loss of how to get support? Start with the direction offered in a personal tarot reading.
Develop your own skills in the cards during a tarot reading lesson with me.
Enhance your village’s collective experience when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Stop, Collaborate and Listen,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Deepen Old Connections
This past week I enjoyed a small family reunion with my aunt and cousin who I grew up with. It had been seven years since I had seen them. I can’t recall the last time we spent more than a day together, despite my cousin and I growing up like sisters.
During our visit, my closest friend from my two years living in Taiwan also reached out. We lost touch since I visited her in 2008 in Montreal, Quebec.
All this got me thinking about levels of connection.
I had presumed a lot from mere phone calls with my family. Brief check in’s and updates for years impressed a sense that my relatives had remained consistent with who I remembered.
Spending time together for multiple days, I observed far more depth of character in how each of them had evolved through time.
I witnessed my cousin care considerately for her mom in her elder years. My aunt went beyond our usual quick phone chat shares. She asked me meaningful questions about my life, reminding me of her wonderful curiosity for others experiences.
I know their dynamic and was able to act as support in a way that close family comprehends.
Then an old friend reached out after perhaps 15 years silence. She shared how important that era of her life was and the relevance of my role in her favorite memories. She seemed surprised and delighted that I reflected the same sentiments about her influence in my life.
During all this, I also saw one of my oldest friends who I have been in consistent contact with for the last long while. We have an ease earned with regular time shared. She served as a grounding point for me in the whirlwind of reconnecting with family.
Each of these connections felt precious and unique, and the level of contact we have shared through the years lent to very different wavelengths of understanding.
Consider today your own connections.
Who is someone you are grateful for the constant contact of through the years? Perhaps journal about the role they play in your own sense of self.
Who is someone who played a valuable role during a key point in your life? Have you lost touch with them? Perhaps reach out to share the meaning they still hold in your heart.
Do you have any family that have been relegated to occasional phone chats or holiday gatherings? Is it time to arrange a longer visit or perhaps a regular family-wide video call?
Think today of someone from your past you wish to draw back to the present, even if only to let them know how they impacted your life for the better.
Add depth to your connections when you bring them in for a Tarot Together session where you split the hour.
Or, inspect deeper into your own relationship patterns during an in-depth personal tarot reading.
Bring in an old friend to bond with for a tarot reading lesson with me.
Make your family gathering more meaningful when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
“You remind me of something, a song that I am, and you sing me back into myself.”
-Bonnie “Prince” Billy
Relish Your Bonds,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Know Your Best BS (Belief Systems)
Happy First Friday of March!
Spring is getting closer, and with it comes a wave of more people out looking cute in public.
With that in mind, I am now offering my skills as a dating coach. I use a mix of the cards, intuition coaching, and my experiences in the dating realms to help people find secure attachments in this area of their life.
For insight into a variety of topics, come in this month for a tarot reading.
For either of these offerings, or a lesson in tarot reading, use the code RETRO2026 for a discount through the Equinox!
Do you want to entertain friends and family this Spring? Add a real treat to your time together when you hire a professional tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Our Free Reading for the month is below!
And below that is a new Flip Through of the Earth Magick Deck by Daniel Martin Diaz!
Springtime is Riddy Diddy Ding Time,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Our reading today is with the cheeky Housewives Tarot by Jude Buffum and Paul Kepple
We begin with the Judgment Card, which is about finding your own clarified truth.
I love that the image presented in this deck reflects the clash of society’s norms versus our inner acceptance of our own personal meat suit. Tis the season to feel anxious about fitting into last Summer’s fashions.
Let’s take that as a metaphor of the high expectations we feel pressured to live up to. How can you nourish yourself in a 4 of Swords Spa Day?
Find some time to rest mentally and listen to the stories you are sewing with rotten thread.
With Mercury in retrograde this month, it’s time to reflect on the defeating tales that spoil our centered confidence and certainty.
The Hermit’s bath time is washing out the belief systems (BS) that detract from our own wisdom. You are your own best guru, and the Hermit takes time to tune inward to find what that Judgment Card epiphany is all about.
The King of Cups reversed could indicate that you are emotionally needing to add some of your salty tears to that epsom Hermit bath. Even if you don’t know what the cry is about, allow for an emotional release.
Or, the King of Cups reversed could also be about an emotionally stuck masculine figure in your life who might not like your newfound awakening. Don’t let his distaste for what’s for dinner halt you from serving up your finest truth.
The High Priestess welcomes your intuitive pancakes. She knows that honest inward seeking can be sticky and messy sometimes, but trusting yourself is a sweetness of life not to be passed up.
A clear message keeps stirring around again and again in this reading: You know what your own truth is, and it is essential to sit with that certainty in solitude to solidify it more fully this month.
If you crave more of what I am dishing out, sign up for an online or in-person tarot reading or an intuition coaching session with me.
Intuition Saved My Life
I am fully back from my trip and meeting for in-person readings again.
It was a nice vacation, more relaxing than adventurous, which is what I needed.
Sometimes the trip brings the unexpected adventure to you though.
One late afternoon, Anna, Ashley and I went for a walk alongside a river to see some waterfalls.
I have been on countless jungle hikes in my life. I lived in Taiwan and have travel through Southeast Asia, India, and Central America.
In all of those many walks, I have rarely been anxious.
This time, a quiet yet firm voice in my mind began saying oddly specific things.
“I don’t want to be the first person on the trail.”
“I hope there’s no snakes.”
When I briefly looked at my phone while walking, I heard a strong, “Put your phone down and watch the path”.
These did not incite panic, but rather centered me to be more aware.
Less than 100 paces after these thoughts began, I walked up some steps and shrieked.
Anna first groaned at me, “Oh my gosh, what are you freaking about, Jenna?”
I pointed at the brown snake coiled up calmly on the warm afternoon cement.
“Oh”, she responded, “Yeah, okay, that is a good reason.”
Ashley asked if we could walk around it. Anna was clear that it was not worth the risk. She felt it looked like a dangerous breed.
I was clear that I was not about to get near it without knowing for certain what kind of snake it was.
We turned around and drove to a different trailhead.
Upon returning home, our photo (see below) verified that this was a fer de lance (Bothrops Asper) known as “the ultimate pit viper” and the deadliest snake in Central America. If you don’t die, the bitten body part might get necrosis and need to be amputated.
Since the snake was not in defensive mode, we were safe enough and it actually is a pretty rare sighting.
I am in awe of that voice in my head. How did it know?
I have been saved by listening to my friends on the road when they have shared moments of unexpected pause. The more random their thought, the more I heed their bravery to say it out loud by following their guidance.
While some are more natural at this, I have experienced this as a learned skill that I have developed and can help you hone.
This is not about constant perfection, I still have accidents that I don’t see coming, naturally. Since I have practiced developing these skills though, more and more I will ponder as I clean up the broken glass about how something quietly warned me ahead. The more I heed it, the more delight and relief I earn.
This is about gaining a tool that can help you in love, business, health, and can potentially save your life. If Einstein valued it so highly, perhaps we all should.
If this intrigues you, sign up with me for an intuition coaching session. You already have the inherent skills, so let’s help you gain closer connection to them.
If you prefer to make use of my developed gifts, sign up for a personal tarot reading with me instead.
If you want to develop intuition with a classic art, take a tarot reading lesson with me. Bring a friend with you for the same rate.
Or have that friend join you for a Tarot Together session where you split the hour.
Welcome a skilled psychic to entertain your friends with the art when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Now my goal is to use my intuition to figure out a healthy work-life balance from a new starting point. I hope you can get some good R&R yourself this weekend.
Trust Yourself,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Life as Tarot Suits
Today, I want to share with you a theory I have around phases of life. I find that witnessing myself through the lens of tarot has helped me gain perspectives on the patterns we collectively experience.
The major arcana is about the overarching messages we face in our individual hero’s journey. It’s about the more grand archetypes.
The minor arcana speak to the myriad of essential building blocks that make up our day-to-day living.
When I look back on my nearly half a century, I can see how each decade of life typically aligns with one of the four elements present in the minor arcana.
Read this theory with a casual view and a light heart. This is not a metric that we all follow exactly.
Consider instead which phases of your own life you can relate to with your own experiences.
0 – 10: We are born emotional beings. We come out crying and feeling, empathically sensing the world around us.
This makes the first decade the Cups phase of life, marked by the element of water.
We are inherently creative, using our imaginations during playtime and in our gangly first artistic attempts.
People around us hopefully nurture us with the tools to manage the swells and tidal waves of our heartfelt interactions with the world.
11 – 19: Soon after we enter our 2nd decade, our brains begin to develop the ability to think of our own concepts. Learning and school become central and grades begin to matter.
This intellectual and philosophical era of our teens is the Swords arena of Air.
Books become filled with concepts and eloquence on a whole new level. Our brains morph and form into a new system with new beliefs. We often rail against our parents ideas.
We often do dumb stuff and learn learn learn. Hopefully someone teaches us how to communicate kindly.
20 – 29: Once our 20’s hit, it’s time to light up our desires and chase passions. We move past the dreamy wondering and into the possibility of activating our power.
This movement outward is all about the Suit of Firey Wands.
We turn our learning into energy output. We try on new jobs or careers that might include the tests of degrees. We ask what our burning desires are and chasing sparkly attractions.
We are horny, or at least curious about approaching sex. Our bodies are capable in a way we may not fully appreciate until we are in our late 30’s.
We are often inspired to travel away from home or explore our new levels of independence with zest.
30 – 39: The whoosh of Saturn Return starts at 28 and slides us into our more grounded 30’s when we ground into home and hearth and organize our long-term plans more clearly.
We begin to stabilize into our foundations of Pentacles Earth.
Money matters more now, and we are hopefully on a slow but steady trajectory toward our career and economy. If we have little bundles of pentacle babies, we sort out how to provide them with food and shelter and security.
We realize that we have to eat healthy and slow down sometimes to take care of this physical form we are in. We manage stuff.
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That’s the first 4 decades from one point of view. Obviously, all 56 minor cards have moments in each decade. We each contain multitudes from the beginning.
I have found my 40’s to be a mix of the four. I regularly have to remember lessons from each of those eras.
One day, I need to manage emotions and hold this sensitive heart, who can be a flustering kid sometimes. Hopefully, I remember how creative expression helps her feel better.
Then the joy of play comes through and I go dancing and exploring new things with wands fervor.
I have learned that strength training helps with my aging pentacle body that needs more rest to recoup after the fire exertions.
I am always juggling to balance the earth. Slow down, plan ahead, build a healthy routine… I have maintenance scheduled for the car and the house and the body and the career and the money. It’s a lot of scales, and they sure do tip.
My swords self keeps researching how to balance life better and remain open and curious.
Today, she wonders what might shift if we nurtured each phase like good adults do with tender kids?
What if we taught meditation to teens as their brains form?
What if we inspired young people to travel abroad in their first moments of independence?
What if we created networks of support to help people in their 30’s get stable?
What if we lavished perimenopausal women with day-long adoration sessions? And andropausal men can get together and do whatever they need to do to feel nourished?
Consider writing your own story of which era’s of your life you can see most influenced by each of the 4 elements.
If you crave some guidance from the arcana for the phase you are in, sign up for a personal tarot reading with me. I am back from my journey abroad and my schedule is open again for in-person and online readings.
Learn to relish the wisdom of all your ages during an intuition coaching session.
If these archetypes interest you, come learn more in a tarot reading lesson with me.
Share your era with a friend when you come in together for a Tarot Together session.
Add zest to an event when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Hope you have a great weekend pondering on the many phases within you and your life story.
You Contain Multitudes,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
The Dance of Soft and Strong
A new friend recently shared how she sees herself as rigid and wants to shift that in herself.
This inspired a lot of questions in me about where the sweet spot is between holding your values while also being malleable and flexible.
Keep in mind that perfection around this vast subject is nearly impossible. You don’t need to have it all figured out. That in itself would be too rigid.
Let this be a ponder on your own balance with the questions provided.
Some Tarot cards that touch on this subject:
6 of Pentacles: Give and Take
Giving
When we are overly generous of ourselves, it’s easy to feel taken advantage of.
Perhaps we offer more than we actually feel inspired to give, and then resent others acceptance of our good graces.
Perhaps we struggle to say No to requests.
When we withhold what we want to give, we can become isolated and brittle.
Receiving
When we resist other’s support by being walled up, they are also denied sharing of themselves in a way that can create connection.
Of course, if you know their offering comes with strings attached or you truly don’t want that connection, then this can be a healthy boundary.
But often we say No to what we desire out of shame of feeling need, or our guilt about putting someone out.
Ponder: What ways do you want to give and where would you like to hold better boundaries?
What ways do you want to receive and how can you ask for that from the people who are able and willing to support you?
4 of Pentacles: Control
Sometimes we need things done a certain way to ensure quality. You want the tiles set evenly in some aspects of life.
Often though, we desire things to be done in a certain manner that goes beyond necessity. The way from A to B can be done via a myriad of paths, and we push to have it accomplished by our own methods.
Perhaps we want it done sooner, and lack patience.
Perhaps we are anxious about someone else being incompetent.
Perhaps we are overzealous about an outcome we cannot actually control, and try to do so with micromanagement.
Ponder: Where do you cling to order in a way that you can allow for more ease?
What values do you hold dear that are not worth being easy going about?
Justice: Values vs. Preferences
Rigid thinking is like a law that is abused and out of balance. Outsiders are punished harshly, while others get little consequence.
It is essential to lean into fair play and be aware of our bias.
If we are overly guarded, we can treat all our desires as absolutes as a form of protection.
We can slow down and ask ourselves:
“Is this violating a value—or just challenging my comfort?”
“What’s the cost of being flexible here?”
“What’s the cost of staying rigid?”
Ponder: What are your non-negotiable rules that you stand up for with everyone equally? (Note: Self-respect is a healthy top priority).
What are your preferences that you can request and let pass if someone is not on the same page?
Wheel of Fortune: Accept Change
Rigid resists change, even when it is beneficial.
Change is inevitable; and yet it is also consistently scary to our nervous system.
When change arises, it’s important to notice the response you feel in your body. If you are activated, you are more likely to react with rigidity.
Build trust in yourself that you can manage what comes. You can course correct along the road ahead as you see your needs arise.
Ponder: What can you do to reset your tension when new information creates a resistance to change?
How can you see potential benefits from the shifts happening that are currently outside your comfort zone?
I’ve been visiting my friend Anna in Panama and have enjoyed her nature with both sharing her needs and being accommodating to my requests.
If I ask for something and she’s open and keen, she’ll even find answers for me. If I do and she’s not interested, I can trust she will reject the idea directly, without being bothered by the request.
She claims it’s in part because she grew up in rigidity and now leans flexible. I can see how she also owns what matters to her, and that comforts me so I don’t feel like I am overwhelming her.
If you desire a dance into your soft side, sign up for a personal tarot reading with me. Available times are sporadic until February 20th, so text or email me to make arrangements.
Come in for a personal values inventory from within during an intuition coaching session.
Learn the many other cards that relate to this subject during a tarot reading lesson with me.
Share the conversation around balancing your world in a Tarot Together session.
Bring community together when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
Have a lovely weekend considering your own dance with firm and supple.
Respect Your Balance,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Wider World Views Bring Peace
My Mom is German and my Dad is retired from the Navy. Both of them encouraged me to explore and be curious about the world.
We took trips around the US and to Berlin to see my mom’s family.
They consumed books and documentaries about other cultures and histories.
Best of all, they welcomed immigrant community into our home and hearts.
This inspired me to live and travel abroad for much of my 20’s. Upon return, I taught ESL for a decade in the US and ran a Service Learning program to teach US Business Culture to East Asian college students.
These experiences have given me a perspective of how the US is itself a strange land.
On one hand, we have one of the most internationally represented world populations.
Astoria Queens is the most ethnically diverse district (while Toronto, Canada is now the most diverse city.) Outside of Iran, Los Angeles has the largest population of Iranians. In Miami, 54% of the residents were born in other countries. I presume there are similar stats for other US cities as well.
On the other hand, we are geographically and intellectually isolated from much of the world, with oceans separating us from all but two countries.
Per Capita, we don’t travel internationally as much as other western cultures. Understandable, since we don’t typically have enough vacation time afforded to us to really experience other cultures beyond a few weeks vacation.
When COVID struck, I was hopeful that it would bring our global community closer together as a shared experience. The news media failed us though, and the US remained in our own echo chamber.
The reason this is meaningful to me is that I gain so much insight when I speak with people from other cultures. It opens my perspective to hear their experiences and can both calm and enliven my spirit simultaneously.
I am very protective about the immigrant community in the US, as it adds immense value to our own wider national culture. Diversity enhances our ability to adapt to global shifts. It is scientifically proven to create more innovation. It is scientifically proven to lead to healthier offspring when we combine diverse genetics. We are better and stronger together.
Currently, I am visiting my friend Anna this month as she moves her family to Panama (view from her home pictured above).
Stepping out of the country offers me a shift in energy that reminds me of how vast the world is, and opens my sense of possibility in a subtle yet powerful way.
With the incredible technology of the world wide web, you don’t need to travel abroad to engage with international mindsets.
I am grateful to write this in a language that has become a current global standard. Places like Reddit offer forums for nearly every nation on Earth. We can explore perspectives and issues and share our own.
To develop a more personal connection, there are sites like PenPal World, Conversation Exchange, and TalkAbroad, to get to know someone from another place or practice a new language.
The Kanopy channel app is free with your library card and has a wonderful selection of global cinema for a lens on other worlds.
Local immigrant organizations always need extra support.
Bring your unique skills or simply be a conversation partner for someone improving their English. In Portland Oregon, we have Catholic Charities and the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) doing great work.
Volunteering is probably the most powerful act you can do, and the best part is how it adds to your own life with unique new connections.
I hope this inspires you to deepen your own experience with the diversity of your community and beyond. If you already do these things, please share your own insights with others who might be shy to step outside their comfort zone. Perhaps share this blog with someone you think it might help.
If you desire another kind of fresh perspective from an Italian art, sign up for a personal tarot reading with me. Available times are sporadic until February 20th, so text or email me to make arrangements.
Tune into your calm inner world with an intuition coaching session.
Learn to connect with others through divination during an tarot reading lesson with me.
Bond with someone you love during a Tarot Together session.
Bring community together when you hire a tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers.
I hope you have a lovely weekend enjoying your worldly curiosities. Get these blogs right into your email inbox on Fridays at Noon by signing up!
Relish Global Connections,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Free Reading for February
Happy Friday!
Announcement: I left this week for Panama to stay a few weeks with my friend Anna who I’ve known for 25 years. I will have some times opening during my trip (on East Coast time), and more will open up as I know my schedule better.
I’ll continue to send these emails each Friday. I’m curious to see what inspiration might happen with some much needed downtime.
Please note that you can still hire a fantastic tarot or palm reader from Portlandia Fortune Tellers while I am away! I’m happy to make arrangements to bring quality entertainment at your winter party!
Our Free Reading for the month is below!
Happy February,
Jenna Lynne Roberts
Surreal times call for the Surrealist Tarot by Luigi Di Giammarino
The first two cards popped out together.
The Chariot Reversed and The Emperor Reversed speaks to a stalled action by a toxic patriarch.
It appears that something which was presumed to be easy and swift is now backfiring. Reputations are being shattered. The Emperor has no clothes.
Ahem… this part seems to reflect a message that might be more populist than personal right now.
If this is personal, it would be a message to pull back on efforts that are pursuing an outdated agenda.
The next three cards appear to relate to each of us as individuals.
The 2 of Cups is about finding heart-centered connection with those you love. You are not alone and it’s best to reach out to loved ones who can relate to where you are emotionally at this month.
The 6 of Cups reversed has to to with healing some past trauma. The connections we make this month will likely mirror our sufferings. It’s important to not trauma bond, but be willing to look at how you can let go of the past pains by sharing in your overlapping experiences and truths.
The 3 of Pentacles is a team-building card toward a long-term effort. What feels like the best steps you can take this month to connect with others in efforts toward shared goals?
Pentacles are slow and sustained efforts. They are often very simple actions that begin with strong strategy and adapt as new evidence arises.
Who do you know in your community who might serve in your goals as support? How do you want to show up in someone else’s pursuits?
How can you take part in a smart and steady action plan with smaller steps to get the ball rolling this month?
Overall, this reading speaks of welcoming loving connections to first bond and heal and then build a new path forward together.
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