This card in the tarot signifies solitude and inner illumination. The hermit archetype image and energy are about anchoring inside of ourselves with meditation and balancing at the center of ourselves.

This tarot visualization is about desire, Union and self-love. Through relationship with others and with ourselves we learn and grow. We must ultimately learn to trust and love all parts of ourselves to show up in relationships in authenticity.

In our psyche we give authority to different parts of our mind at different times in our life. When this card shows up it’s time to examine what we listen to and where we put our trust. Can we start trusting our true nature? This is about finding your sovereignty.

The Empress is creative, abundant, FECUND. She knows how to rest and reflect. She is reflected in the earth. Her cycles of death and growth.

The Chariot is a card of power and confidence. This is a solar plexus chakra card. This card speaks to the journey we all take through life. The goals we set and obstacles on the path. This card points us to our purpose. Finding your purpose and moving forward, sometimes into the dark, towards your purpose.

The moon card in the tarot points to full submergence into the unconscious mind. You are asked to take a look at the parts of you that still live in shadow, the parts that you may fear and avoid, the a navigated landscape of your inner world is being shown to you. When we are in transition or in the unknown, we must have courage to be vulnerable. When we’re in this place you can feel incredibly alone. We may feel confused but what we are feeling or experiencing is hard To put into language. But as the moon is reborn in darkness to transform and shine again, us to have to face our terrors and be reborn.

A time of vitality and enlightenment. This card speaks to the peak of renewal and life at it’s fullness. With loved ones and the warmth of the sun let’s celebrate the Summer Solstice.

The word judgment can conjure up feelings of discomfort because if you are judged for your true nature it doesn’t feel right. However, this card is grounded in healing and love. This card takes the other meaning of the word judgement and invites us to examine and discern what is truth?

A dancer moves with wild abandon as they heal their wounds and integrate. This visualization deals with the healing power of movement and sexual/spiritual creativity.

In our lives we experience intervals of change and transition. Some call it fate, or destiny. The Wheel of Fortune visually represents this expected or unexpected change. Transition is a moment of groundless-ness, where you are pulled up from that settled state and moved, transformed, shifted towards your purpose.