Often in readings, people will ask when something will happen. How long will “xyz” take, when will I meet the man of my dreams…you get the idea.

A little dive into why I love this concept, why we celebrate all the holidays and why I don’t always use capital letters!

Wabi-Sabi is the art of embracing imperfection, one might say this is also the idea behind eclectic decorating and life! I have often seen myself as an eclectic or chaos witch-variety and inclusivity is the spice of life after all!

Our spiritual connection and path is like our favorite station on an old radio- it’s there. And it’s home and comforting, but we have to tune in.

Written readings are a great option for those who may not have much time to book an in-person or distance reading, those new to tarot who may be shy, or those who like to revisit their reading when they are feeling lost.

So how does this all work…Tarot. Tarot helps us to see things in ourselves that we may not be ready, or available to see. We see this with our meditation practice, at times when we quiet the mind we may have an ahah moment-a thought or answer that bubbles up. Tarot can help in the same way.

Let’s celebrate women’s history month with a look at some of the women in our Tarot Deck

This is the line of completion, of reconnection with spirit and all things, a return home-to ourselves and oneness.

The Second line of the Major Arcana: Strength to Temperance, we learn to turn inwards.

The first line of the Major Arcana in the Tarot deals with personal growth.