Tag Archives: Tarot
Weekly Card – King of Stones
The King of Stones from the Wildwood Tarot is our card this week. His element is Earth, direction North, season Winter. This card’s position on the Wheel of the Year … Continue reading
Weekly Card – Justice!
Justice from the Victorian Romantic Tarot. Justice is a card of…well, justice. Balancing things, weighing them evenly. Possibly being called to account for your actions. A judgement in your … Continue reading
500!
So begins a new segment of my blog, like unveiling a new wing of the building. I expect the furnishings will remain eclectic. With this post I have written five-hundred … Continue reading
Weekly Card – Two of Wands
Ok. I pulled this a few weeks ago in another reading I did for myself over at my Tarot blog. And well, it appears the wait’s not over yet. The … Continue reading
These Are a Few of My Favorite Fools
Since it’s April 1, this seemed like the only appropriate card for the day. The Fool is Spirit that had descended to the realm of matter, seeing the world with … Continue reading
Weekly Card, a Little Late
So, I bet you thought I forgot our weekly card draw. I didn’t, but the weekend was so busy I didn’t have time to scan the card in and do … Continue reading
Weekly Card Draw – Four of Swords
This is the Four of Swords from the Enchanted Tarot by Amy Zerner and Monte Farber. The Four of Swords indicates a time of rest and regrouping after a bit … Continue reading
Weekly Card – Time for Study?
Once again I was tempted to try a different deck and pull a different card, but I’ve sort of learned to go with whatever comes up. Here we have the … Continue reading
A Card and Sonnet for the week
So here’s our weekly card. When I pulled it, I kind of went ‘meh’ and almost reached for another deck to try again. And then I remembered what week this … Continue reading
The Greater Part of Life is Sunshine
But friendship is precious, not only in the shade, but in the sunshine of life, and thanks to a benevolent arrangement the greater part of life is sunshine. – Thomas … Continue reading
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