In Tarot, The Fool represents new beginnings, trust, transformation, taking risks, and leaping into the Unknown. But its deeper lesson is about the paradox of wisdom through messy lived experience.
In the Tarot, the Sun card asks us whether we are willing to be fully seen — not as perfect, but as whole. It asks us: What if the person you've become is already enough to stand in the light?
In Tarot, the Hermit asks us to forge out own paths outside of society, then return with a deeper love for it.
In Tarot, the Hierophant invites us to follow the maps laid out for us, while also recognizing that the map is no substitute for the actual terrain we navigate.
In Tarot, The Fool represents new beginnings, transformation, and intuition. But its deeper lesson is about the paradox of wisdom through messy lived experience.
In Tarot, the Lovers asks us what happens when life presents us with two truths at once — and invites us to love both enough to choose.
This is a catalog of my astrological musings on the Moon, organized by phase of the Moon. Any that are listed but have no link are musings I will get to writing in the future. New Moon New Moon Introduction New Moon in Aries New Moon in Taurus New Moon
This is a catalog of my astrological musings, organized by celestial body (Sun, Moon, Mercury etc.). Any that are listed but have no link are musings I will get to writing in the future. Major Celestial Bodies Sun The Sun Introduction Sun in Aries Sun in Taurus Sun in Gemini
Welcome to the world of the Muse. Here, we see double. Let your gaze soften, let your vision blur. Focus ahead and to the peripheral. There is truth in both. You feel pulled in different directions – directions you’ve been told are opposite, incongruous. One dream to expand, to grow
Welcome to the Unstitching, where seekers of Truth and Beauty, those who feel lost and tired of fitting in, find a place that allows us to be multipassionate and paradoxical.