Advertisements

Tag: tarot reading

Mood and Tarot: 10 Ways to De-Funk Yourself

Posted on May 6, 2019 by

Leave a Comment

when you start feeling like you might be having a foggy day, an off day, a doubting sort of day, look after yourself. Take note. Take note on how long it lasts, what helps, how often it happens, and so on. This can be a precursor.

Advertisements

Category: BlogTags: , , , , , , ,

Happy New Year!!!! I can't tell you how excited I am for 2020!! So, I of course have brought to you a #2020tarotspread for our year in #emperor To read more about what an #emperoryear looks like, check out my website #linkinbio👆 Without further adue, your Emperor spread for 2020. Pull out the Emperor from your #tarotdeck and use this as a Signifier card. If you want to choose your own personal year card, you can put the two side by side and use them both as your signifier. Shuffle your cards, thinking about 2019 and the feeling of openness to what is to come in the next year. 1. This represents you as you are right now, in between 2019 and 2020. 2. Card 2 represents what you are called to express over the next year. This is the strongest aspect of I Am that you can carry with you. 3. What you are leaving behind in 2019. 4. This is what the Ram is going to urge you to push through, either right now or over the year. 5. This is the seed that has been dormant in you that you are now called to create space for. 6. The final card represents the result of the growth of that seed. As you draw the cards, spend some time reflecting and journaling on each aspect. Really dig deep into this, find your own seeds buried within you, and give them space to grow. . . . . #tarotreading #newyeartarotspread #tarotreadersofinstagram #tarotcommunity #divination #highestandbest #startingtheyearright #divineguidance #emperortarot #theemperor #2020 #happynewyear2020
Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 323 other subscribers

Goodreads
%d bloggers like this: