Of all the cards in the Major Arcana, I feel like the Chariot is the first in the story of the Fool's Journey that truly represents the individual. It is, perhaps, the first real instance of "control" in Tarot. All of the cards that came before

As we get older, birthdays certainly become less... exciting; wrinkles, gray hair, and sagging... everything... is hardly an appropriate birthday gift. I mean, Botox and fillers can only go so far. However, time with Tarot can help to bring some peace (hopefully) into your upcoming new year of life. After

I know the VI of Vessels has been a long time coming. But with such a heavy and impactful suit, I wanted to make sure I had the time to sit with it and do it justice. If you can remember back to our last card, the V of Vessels,

The day has really flown by, let me tell you. LOTs of weird technical things happening at work... I'm already giving side-eye to Mercury Retrograde while trying to keep my arms, hands, legs, feet, and head inside the ride vehicle at all times. So before you judge ME

As a once-upon-a-time redhead, the sun has always been the antagonist in my story. I burn super easy; it makes my freckles HUGE; I'm photo- and heat-sensitive, so I end up with migraines if I overheat or get blinded by refracted light. So tell me why I live

The III of Swords, like Death and The Devil, is probably one of the more well-known cards in Tarot. It's always the negative appearances that pull people in, ya know? Just looking at the card tells you pretty much what you need to know: the shit has hit

Relationships can be complicated and challenging even when they're going well. Whether you're experiencing a rough patch, trying to overcome obstacles, or just want to improve your connection, the Tarot can be a helpful tool for gaining insight and guidance. This custom 5-card Tarot spread is

When I was in my early 20s, the internet (as it was introduced to us via AOL trials) was fresh and shiny. I had been big on desktop publishing and print design in high school and my early college years, and this new world of digital design was exciting and

I feel like I can see a trend forming with this week's cards. Monday: X of Cups, celebrating your family, your successes, and finding appreciation/gratitude for what you have; Tuesday: II of Swords, being faced with difficult decisions weighted in yukky emotions; and today, the V of

Any time we have a Swords card, I know we're in for a pointed adventure (pun intended). If you remember, the suit of Swords represents our logical mind: intelligence, knowledge, wisdom, thoughts, communication, words, ideas, and beliefs. I mean, the storytelling that can happen with the suit of

The X of Cups: the card of gratitude and appreciation. I know I already heard some people stop and say, "Wait... that's the family card." And to that, I say, "You aren't wrong!" But there is more to this card than just

A few years ago, I modeled a Tarot spread on the classic Rise and Fall of Dramatic Action. I have a background in Theatre and teach academic writing, so things like exposition and denouement were familiar. Also, I noticed that while most readings are about things like “love and money,