Equal parts shadow and light.
Libra season.
Nature slowing down.
Tea. Colorful leaves. Coziness.
I’ve still been a little quiet on the blogging front lately, but I had the inspiration to record a reading for the collective, so here we are. Listen while you put away laundry or go for a walk or make dinner. Or, just get comfy in a chair with a cuppa whatever and listen.
Take what resonates. Leave the rest. As always!
A few major themes that come up in the reading:
-We are already in a new reality.
-This is a time of recalibration.
-What beliefs are you reaffirming, holding more tightly?
-And what beliefs are you holding loosely, transforming?
-How can you make sure your approach is both useful and effective?
Please feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts.
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This reading was beautiful. I shared it with my tarot group as an example of how to read a spread (they’re nearly all newbies; we started during the pandemic, via Zoom through the public library where I work).
Also—The Spacious Tarot deck arrived last month. I’ve been using it exclusively since it arrived. It’s such a pleasure getting to know it. What a beautiful and powerful deck! My tarot mentor (who’s been reading for 44 years) also loves it. We went through the deck card by card when it arrived like two geeks on Cloud 9. His fave: the High Priestess. He said you absolutely nailed it, and he’s a High Priest for the Goddess! My fave: the Hanged One. It makes me feel really emotional.
You and Annie really did such an exquisite job of putting us in the action on every card in such a fresh way.
Hi Shea, omg thank you so much! This really means a lot to me.