Q. What card do you pull the most often? Why do you think that is the case? Overall, I think the card I pull the most often is the Seven of Cups but I also have phases where certain cards repeat again and again. Recently it’s been the Fool which I talked about in this […]
The Fool has been coming up religiously in my own readings now for the past few weeks, calling for my attention. Yes, yes… I thought impatiently one afternoon. I need to take that leap of faith. I felt irritated – with myself, with the cards, with the Fool for his glib “I’m just gonna jump
Card description The figure of Justice sits upon a stone seat between two pillars. She is dressed in an opulent red gown decorated with yellow trimmings around the collar. She wear a crown with a clear stone set into the centre over her third eye. In her right hand she holds an upright sword, the
Q. Which card do you dread pulling the most? Three of Swords. Oh my, I do shudder when I see that card – especially the stark Rider Waite. Whilst I am aware of the positives, in practice I have found that it tends to show heartbreak or bitter disappointment – either from the past, present
Card Description A young man is chiselling a pentacle, entirely focused on the task at hand. There are six pentacles hanging down the side. Another pentacle lies perhaps discarded by his feet. In the background, a church can be seen in the distance. Number 8 Astrological Correspondence Sun in Virgo Mutable Earth Card Meaning The
Q. What is your favourite card (both in terms of deck’s artwork and divinatory meaning) The Tower – The Arthurian Deck I adore this card. Most often the Tower is viewed quite negatively but in this particular deck it’s a beautiful expression of the real meaning behind the Tower. As you can see from the card,
