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The Tower card in tarot often brings a sense of fear and apprehension. Many people see it as a symbol of destruction, chaos, and upheaval, but, its significance runs much deeper, revealing layers of meaning that extend beyond the surface. One of the key connections of The Tower is with Mars, the planet associated with war, action, and aggression. Mars embodies the drive to break down barriers and challenge the status quo. This energy can be interpreted as a force that encoura

Ravens, gather close. Tonight I want to tell you one of my favorite old stories — a tale where divinity, desire, and a single raven’s fateful choice collide. It’s a myth that has echoed through centuries, reshaped and retold, but always carrying the same pulse beneath it: truth has consequences, even when delivered by wings. Long before the raven wore his midnight feathers, he was a bird of pure white — a creature of clarity and bright omens, sacred to Apollo himsel

My Ravens, today we step into the slow‑burn, earth‑deep energy of the Seven of Pentacles, a card ruled by Saturn in Taurus, the cosmic pairing that tests our patience, our commitment, and our willingness to trust the long game. Saturn is the planet of time, discipline, and maturation; Taurus is steady, deliberate, and stubbornly loyal to what it values. Put them together and you get a moment where the universe whispers, “Not yet… but soon.” This card is the gardener’s pause,

The Three Pillars of Self‑Care: Body, Mind, and Spirit Self‑care isn’t a luxury. It’s maintenance. It’s the ongoing work of tending to the three parts of yourself that carry you through every day: the phys ical self, the mental self, and the spiritual self. When even one of these pillars is neglected, the whole structure starts to wobble. When all three are nourished, you move through the world with clarity, strength, and presence. Physical Self: The Vessel Your physical body

Ravens don’t simply appear in mythology - they arrive with purpose, like they already know the ending and are waiting for the rest of us to catch up. Across cultures, these sharp‑minded birds have been messengers, tricksters, guardians, psychopomps, and cosmic commentators who refuse to let humans drift too far from the truth. They’re the perfect emblem for anyone walking a spiritual path with one foot in the mystical and one foot in the “I’ve seen worse” side of life. W

I've been considering doing a marathon paid tarot reading session in a couple of months. I'd really like to see how long I can read for. I know that as soon as I start putting this out there my tribe will start cautioning me against it out of love. It's something that I've wanted to do for a very long time. Let's break down the pros and cons of this idea. Pro: I'll be able to help people. It'll bring people together. I'll be able to pump up my subscriber numbers, and my membe

A blog. I've got a blog. I'm a blogger. Who'd have thunk it. Hehe! This is a good thing. In case you hadn't notice, I'm very opinionated. Shocking, I know. I feel weird about posting certain things on public platforms at times. I'm speaking of random thoughts and ideas, poetry (bet you didn't know I like to write poetry), short stories (or that), and recipes. Yup, I love to bake. Muffins are my thing. I once added my Mexican Chocolate Muffin recipe in a show description, but