In this solo episode, I’m exploring Tarot for Pisces season—the final sign of the zodiac, the last breath of winter, and that liminal moment where everything feels a little more dreamlike, porous, and alive with meaning.

What We Explore in This Episode:

• Why is the Pisces season the most liminal part of the zodiac year

• The tarot archetypes tied to Pisces: The Moon + The Hanged Man

• Pisces court card energy: Knight of Cups and the shift toward Queen of Wands

• Cups-season themes: Eight, Nine, Ten of Cups and what they teach us about emotional endings and renewal

• How to move from dreamy, mutable Pisces energy into grounded intention and supportive structure

Spring Equinox Mini RetreatBefore we get into the cards, a quick invitation: Izzy (my colleague) and I are hosting a 3-hour online Spring Equinox Mini Retreat.

Saturday, March 21 | 12–3 PM Pacific Time

Join us for a warm, luxurious mini retreat where you can exhale, reflect, and step into the new astrological year with support.

What Pisces Season Means in Tarot & AstrologyPisces season (for 2026) runs February 18 – March 20, with Aries season beginning March 21—the Spring Equinox and the energetic “reset” that kicks off the astrological year.

Pisces is often called the Visionary. It’s mutable water, ruled by Neptune, and associated with the 12th house—dreams, mysticism, psychic sensitivity, hidden places, deep emotions, and the parts of ourselves we don’t always have language for yet.

Major Arcana for Pisces Season

The Moon (Pisces)

Pisces is traditionally linked with The Moon—a card of intuition, mystery, cycles, emotional truth, and shadow. 

The Moon reminds us that clarity doesn’t always arrive as a direct answer. Sometimes it arrives as a feeling. A dream. A repeated theme. A body-based “no.” A soft, persistent “yes.”

The Hanged Man (Neptune)

Since Pisces is ruled by Neptune, we also look to The Hanged Man—a card of surrender, suspension, altered perspective, spiritual downloads, and “pause long enough to let the truth find you.”

Court Card Energy for Pisces Season

Knight of Cups

This is the poetic, romantic, emotionally led part of Pisces season. Think 'following the heart, listening to intuition, letting beauty and meaning guide you. The Knight of Cups can be a messenger from the subconscious: “Let yourself be moved.”

Queen of Wands

As we get closer to the Equinox, the energy starts turning: water gives way to fire. The Queen of Wands reminds us that the dream is not enough—you also get to choose, create, and take up space.

Minor Arcana for Pisces SeasonPisces season aligns with the emotional arc of the Cups:

• Eight of Cups (Feb 19-28 | Saturn): leaving what’s emotionally complete, even if it’s familiar

• Nine of Cups (March 1-10 | Jupiter): satisfaction, pleasure, receiving, letting yourself want what you want

• Ten of Cups (March 11-20 | Mars): emotional fulfillment, connection, shared joy, belonging

💭 Today's Tarot Pull:

For this episode’s pull, I used The Herb Crafters Tarot:

Two of Water - Malo (Marshmallow)

A gentle invitation to let love in. To soften what has gone dry from survival. This card speaks to that which renews you instead of consuming you. Pisces season reminder: your softness is not a liability.

Six of Air - Cattail 

This card brings the message, "Question your assumptions and let clarity rise through articulation—especially through writing, reflection, and community processing."

The Emperor - Hemlock (Evergreen)

Boundaries. Containment. A sturdy frame for what you’re growing. This felt like the perfect bridge into Aries season: Pisces lets us dream, dissolve, and release… and then The Emperor arrives like: “Okay, love. Now build the container that protects your future.”

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