This week’s reading uses The Wild Unknown Tarot by Kim Krans and Arcana of Astrology by Black and the Moon.
A tarot card is drawn for Monday / Tuesday, Wednesday / Thursday and Friday / Saturday / Sunday.
An oracle card is drawn for the summary or lesson of the week.
Let’s see what this week may bring:
This week’s reading was done with The Wild Unknown Tarot by Kim Krans and Compendium of Constellations by Black and the Moon.
Three tarot cards are drawn to show what we may expect for Monday / Tuesday, Wednesday / Thursday and Friday / Saturday / Sunday.
An oracle card is drawn as a summary of the week or lesson to keep in mind.
Let’s see what this week may have for us:
You may have had time on your own feeling withdrawn or perhaps in a slump. Activities that are normally enjoyed may have lost all interest or fun.
Now you may feel as though you’re coming around and want to join in again.
This may be a kind of reintroduction to your daily routine after feeling detached and/or despondent for a while.
Try to ease back into your normal activities and routine instead of jumping in and starting where you last left off. Continue reading
Recently, I did a tarot reading and the client didn’t resonate with it at all.
I’d never experienced having a reading that was completely off the mark before. I knew it was inevitable one day, but I wasn’t really ready for it.
In that instance, I offered to redo the reading after a few days had passed.
But, before I did the reading again, I decided to do a little forensic CSI on the reading and find out what went wrong.
When your tarot reading sucks (or fails) there can be a few factors that come into play.
For instance, the day that I did that reading was probably a bad week for me.
It was just after a powerful full moon and just as I was preparing for the reading and shuffling the cards, I completely forgot the name of my spirit guide that assists me with connecting with my client’s spirit guides!
In addition to that my energy levels were lower than normal.
I couldn’t maintain a higher vibration and strangely enough as the following three to four days passed, I fell more into a depression.
Since I’ve had depression in the past, I knew the early warning signs and worked to turn it around to prevent it from getting worse.
Once I realised that my energy levels were affecting the reading, which my lower energy levels were separating me from channelling, I worked on myself to slowly get back to raising my vibration again.
There can be many reasons why a tarot reading can suck and completely fail. Continue reading
This week’s reading was done with the Black Cats Tarot by Maria Kurara (Lo Scarabeo) and Arcana of Astrology by Black and the Moon.
This weekly reading comprises a card for Monday / Tuesday, Wednesday / Thursday and Friday / Saturday / Sunday.
An oracle card is drawn to summarize the week, lesson or something to keep in mind during the week.
Let’s see what’s ahead for this week:
Welcome to our contribution to the celebration of International Tarot Day!
I trust you enjoyed Jillian C. Wilde’s article on Queen of Wands, and now, we’re tackling another challenging Tarot card: Ace of Pentacles.
It’s great to be part of this epic blog hop, organized by Bree at Nym’s Divination. Thanks, Bree!
TarotPugs has been gifted with the opportunity to blog about the Ace of Pentacles, which of itself is the very epitome of a gift in the tarot.
Here we’re going to discuss about the Ace of Pentacles and manifestation, which the Ace of Pentacles seems to say, “ask and you shall receive.”
The Ace of Pentacles in the Rider Waite Smith Tarot has a hand extended from a cloud, holding a gold coin with a pentacle on it. Continue reading
This week’s card drawn are from Tarot of the Cat People by Karen Kuykendall (U.S. Games Systems, Inc.) and Compendium of Constellations by Black and the Moon.
This week’s reading focuses on a tarot card each for Monday/Tuesday, Wednesday/Thursday and Friday/Saturday/Sunday and an oracle card for the summary or lesson of the week.
Let’s see what may be ahead for this week:
This month’s tarot forecast is done with the Black Cats Tarot by Maria Kurara (U.S. Games Systems, Inc.)
These monthly forecasts can be read for your sun, moon and rising signs. Read one or all three of your signs to see if they apply to you this month.
If you’re unsure about your sun, moon and rising signs, you can get a free natal chart at astro.com.
This month, we’re using three tarot cards for each astrological sign.
This week’s cards are from Rider Waite Tarot (U.S. Games Systems, Inc.) and a recently released oracle deck, Compendium of Constellations by Black and the Moon.
Compendium of Constellations can be purchased directly from Black and the Moon.
Here’s what may be ahead for the week:
This week is the summer solstice (or winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere) on June 21 marking the longest (or shortest) day of the year.
The past six months have been working up to this day, which afterwards we’ll slowly turn towards longer nights (or longer days).
Cards for this week are from The Wild Unknown Tarot by Kim Krans and Arcana of Astrology by Black and the Moon.
As we start the week, we may have all the tools necessary to do what we need or want to do.
If you’ve been learning something new lately or rehearsing something, now may be the time to put what you know into practice.
These two days in the beginning of the week will be about taking action, not sitting idly by.
If you know what you need to do or what you should do, then now will be the time to do something about it.
Certain procedures may come into questioning, whether a new policy or procedure can be put into effect that may be more proficient or cost-effective.
If you can find ways to improve something at home or work, now may be the time to step up and give your input and insight.
We may build upon what we already know and expand our knowledge about what we’re able to do.
We may need to stretch our knowledge and abilities and apply to them to a different practice or expertise, but logic and linear thinking may help us in that aspect.
You may have enough background knowledge in one area to apply it to a different field, or simply using common knowledge or sense to work out a dilemma or problem during these two days.
Let’s make some magic happen.
During the middle of the week, we may feel a bit “out of balance,” especially if we feel that we may have a short fuse when it comes to dealing with certain people and/or situations.
Caution should be made to not let tempers get out of hand, whether yours or someone else’s.
We can only really take control of our own actions and responses, so trying to stay calm, collected and in control of ourselves can make the difference.
Breaks, relaxation, retreats, etc., to cool any tension within yourself or in connection with others.
A comment from someone could be taken the wrong way, so it may be better to step back and away for a while before responding.
Go for a coffee or tea break during the day (as often as you can if possible) or go for a walk to find your inner Zen moments.
After a long week that may have used up a lot of mental energy and strength, we may feel a little worn down and beaten from it.
The beginning of the week had “can do” energy, while the middle of the week was trying to calm those tempers and fires within ourselves.
However, try not to let this turn into feeling defeated from the week. Do something that will make you happy this weekend as a reward.
If there’s a problem that persists from the weekend, but nothing can be done about it over the weekend, try to leave it until you can do something about it.
Stress and anxiety will only weigh heavily on your mind, depleting you of your energy and stamina for what you need to do over the weekend.
Recover yourself from any mental stress or burdens that were from the week and allow yourself to recharge before Monday comes again.
Take time for yourself this weekend to do what you want and need to do.
The theme for this week is to transform ourselves.
From having determination at the beginning to the week to feeling overwhelmed by everything around us and imbalances within ourselves, we may have to think how we can transform ourselves, our lives, our environment to something that will work better for us, now and in the future.
Scorpio is associated with “death” among many things, which everyone goes through metaphorical “deaths” all the time.
Death is a transformation of itself, from one form to another.
Even the laws of physics state that energy can’t be destroyed or created, it can only be transformed or changed.
To point out further, humans and animals, all living and non-living things, are comprised of energy. We go under transformations all the time, some voluntarily and others mandatory.
This week, we may need to see what and how we can transform, what we need to shed or get rid of in order to transform into something else, to transform ourselves or our lives, and to see what we hope to achieve from it.
Blessings,
Stacey & the Tarot Pugs
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For this week’s reading, we’ll be using the Rider Waite Tarot by U.S. Games Systems, Inc. for our weekly reading.
We’ll look at three cards for Monday/Tuesday, Wednesday/Thursday and Friday/Saturday/Sunday.
I’ve started learning Lenormand recently, which I’d thought I’d give my first public attempt for this week’s readings as a summary. 🙂
I’ve posted some Lenormand cards periodically on our Instagram page with of course, the pugs modeling them nicely. Continue reading
