In this deck, the suit of Cups becomes Emotions, encouraging us to connect with what matters to our hearts. And instead of the King, we have the Muse, representing the qualities and wisdom of the suit. Click the blog for the full reading

I feel this card is suggesting that the next part of our journey might not be quite as straightforward as we'd hoped! trength card encourages us to draw upon our inner strength, willpower and determination. Perhaps it's a good time to remind ourselves why we started this journey in the first place. What are we trying to achieve, and why does it matter to us? Remembering our reasons may help us find the determination to keep going. Click the blog for the full reading

THE HIGH PRIESTESS. This week, there may be times when the sensible, logical answer doesn't quite sit comfortably with us. We might not even be able to explain why. But rather than ignoring that feeling, perhaps we should explore it intuitively. Our intuition won't necessarily tell us exactly what to do, but it can help us recognise what feels right, what doesn't. The High Priestess is here to remind us to trust our gut.

THE FOOL. Well what about this! Last week our card was the very last of the 22 Major Arcana, The World, symbolising the completion of a life cycle. This week we have The Fool, which is the card that begins the Major Arcana (being number 0), and a wonderfully apt signal that as one cycle ends, another is ready to begin.

I can't believe it's October already! 🎃 Here are my 3 cards for the month. The Page of Cups The Empress 7 of Pentacle • What do we need to know? • What may challenge us? • What guidance will help? Our October reading comes from the CBD Tarot de Marseille by Yoav Ben-Dov. It's a reproduction of the 1760 Nicholas Conver deck.

THE WORLD - the Card for this week is one of the 22 Major Arcana cards. Not only that, but it is the final card of the Majors, usually indicating the end of a cycle. I feel that The World is asking us to recognise where something in our own life has reached, or is approaching, its natural conclusion.

For me, Sixes encourage us to keep going. We may have moved through some emotional disruption or uncertainty, but we're not at the end of the journey yet. There's still more to do. This card feels more about accepting what has already happened, settling, and allowing things to develop.

You'll no doubt be aware what's taking up your mind space at the moment. It might be with regards to working out how to tackle a potentially difficult conversation or situation, or figuring out the next step in business or career, or perhaps preparing for an exam or interview. Whatever it is, our Four of Swords is saying create some breathing space so that you can go in with a clear head.

The Queen of Pentacles This week we have a Court Card. I always consider the Court Cards as a family. So along with the Kings, Knights and Pages, our Queens often represent ourselves or someone/something significant in our story. Pentacles represent our physical, practical world. So here we're looking at money, finances, our home and belongings or health. Pentacles can also represent 'unit's of our life such as family, work, friendships as a whole unit (rather than the i

Our three cards are: The Page of Pentacles, The Star, Death. My first impression is that the key to a successful and productive September may lie with taking time to think about our personal goals and what makes us tick. Plan to clear the decks of anything that's slowing or stopping this from happening. If we keep vigilant and keen to learn, new paths to our goals could open up this month.

For me, the Four of Wands is asking us to acknowledge what we've achieved so far, take a breath and consider what you'd like to come next. That could relate to life in general, or perhaps there's a particular project, ambition or situation that immediately springs to mind. (I know exactly what it means for me! 🙈)