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.

He's back!! This week we've got he Knight of Swords again - he last made an appearance just a few weeks ago! Yikes! ⚔️ The energy I feel from this Knight of Swords is far more intense and confrontational than the one that faced us just a few weeks ago! Back then, our Knight encouraged us to go forward even if we didn't feel completely qualified or experienced for the task ahead. This time, looking at this particular card, I hear something closer to a battle cry!

We've a Minor Arcana card this week, and one that looks very busy. That's quite appropriate here, because intense is exactly how I see the Nine of Wands! So why is that energy feeling so intense?

I don't use this deck on a day to day basis, but was drawn to it just now. And I've noticed that this King of Swords isn't ready to fight. He has the armour, a shield, the chain of office and a long, sharp sword - but it's pointing down, not upwards ready to take action.