Have you ever heard of the Magnum Opus? No, it's nothing to do with Mozart or Beethoven and isn't something you'll find on Spotify. It's an alchemical metaphor for the journey of self-discovery and spiritual progression. It involves facing and integrating one&

I love the fours in Tarot. Generally, the fours in Tarot are cards of stability of some form. And who doesn't want a little more stability in life? (This is also a good representation of how numerology has a role in Tarot: fours represent stability and structure, much

The Page of Wands, today's card, is what I like to think is one of the best parts of all of us. As I've mentioned before, the Court Cards in Tarot differ from the other cards in the Minor Arcana as they are more personalities and

Let me tell you. Today is 100% full of Knight of Wands energy for me today. I chuckled when I drew the card because this morning has been a right shit show. We were woken this morning by our back neighbor's dogs barking at 5:20 am. Again.

There are points in our lives when dreaming about the future is just part of what we do: like when a booger-laden preschooler is all, "I'm gonna be a dinosaur when I grow up!" Good luck with that one, kiddo. But still, we still continue to

Listen to the article: The III of Wands0:00/328.05921× I love how Tarot allows us to connect the dots when we do daily card pulls. It begins to weave a story of sorts that we can follow as something that's either telling us about ourselves or

Well, well, it seems our story of cycles continues still further. Monday: Ace of Pentacles; Tuesday: X of Swords; Today: X of Wands. Now we just need X of Cups and we'll be TEN! TEN! TENS ACROSS THE BOARD! (And the remaining two tens - cups and pentacles

I have always been driven to the suit of Wands. In general, the Wands are fire energy and represent creativity, passion/enthusiasm, spirituality, sexuality, and ambition. Wands also represent the fire signs in Astrology, Leo, Sagittarius (that's me!), and Aries, and tend to represent charismatic and warm individuals.

It's finally Friday, the longest week ever it seems. And IV of Wands is a Friday kind'a card! This card is often referred to as the "Wedding" card because it's about celebration and all the joy (not the stress) associated with said

Before I jump into today's card, I wanted to draw some attention to the decks for today's card: I'm sure you've noticed I always include The Modern Way Tarot in my spread. That's because this is my primary deck, and

Today's card, the IX of Wands, comes at the end of a weekend of big discussions with some friends and my husband about life and "adulting." As we get older (and our parents get older), it can be really jarring to see the roles shift where

Today's card is the III of Wands. To me, this is the "hurry up and wait" card. In the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith version of the card, we see a man on a cliff overlooking the sea, holding on to and surrounded by his three staves.