When the first real snow hits Bend and the mountains are all dressed up for winter, I find myself reaching for my tarot deck, not for dramatic revelations about the future, but as a way to check in with myself when the world gets quiet. There's something about winter's slowness that makes tarot reading feel less like divination and more like...

This Mabon Tarot Spread spread asks us to examine our conscious and subconscious, our light and our dark, to celebrate what we have been working on since the Spring and recognize the valuable lessons we have learned along the way...

In the journey of the Major Arcana, the first seven cards—from The Magician through The Chariot—represent our fundamental initiation into conscious living. Working with these energies as a complete sequence offers us something profound: a roadmap for developing the essential skills that make authentic, empowered living possible...

The Summer Solstice, also known as Litha, marks the peak of the sun's power and the longest day of the year. It's a time when the veil between our inner wisdom and outer expression feels thin…

Learn how to use Tarot as a storytelling tool to deepen your readings. This post offers simple prompts and spreads to help you connect the cards, trust your intuition, and explore your personal story.

Beltane, one of the Celtic fire festivals, marks the height of spring. It’s a time when the veil thins, our creative fire catches hold, and nature calls us to birth, bloom, and burn away the blocks. This six-card spread is designed to connect you with your sacral energy, unleash your creative potential, and invite abundance..

Birthdays bring about a natural time for reflection. A chance to look at where we’ve been and where we are heading…

A six-card Tarot Spread for reflection and growth to celebrate the Ostara and welcome in the Spring Season

Many people, myself included, have a challenging relationship with the Tower. It holds up a mirror to the unsound structures we have built overtime. These may be systems, relationships or beliefs that are grounded in truths that no longer align with our own…

When we celebrate the Winter Solstice, we are embracing the return of the Sun and the light. This spread was created with the intention of celebrating the light we carry as well as embracing this time for rest.

As we approach Samhain, it is said that the veil between the living world and the spirit world thins. It is a time to connect with those no longer here with us on earth as well as our ancestors whose names have been forgotten…

Pause. Wait. Stop. Yellow Light. Hang on. For most of us, myself included, pausing can feel hard.I see the Hanged One as being a helper in preparing us for the moment of Death/Rebirth…

Who is the Queen of Cups anyway and how does she relate to early summer astrologically?

As we’ve entered the season of Samhain, continuing to work with ancestors is what's in the cards 🙂

Full Moons are a time to release and let go. Something may have benefitted us in the past but no longer feels right or aligned with who we are becoming. We feel lighter, but possibly also drained …