For Labor Day - a new twist on the word “labor”

I’m ready to keep things simple and get to the point. So I asked the Tarot a two-part question: 

How can we stop belaboring? and How can we be clear? 

Time & Place—and Finding the Magic

Woodstock was a a “time and place” event. 

I asked the cards, how can we be open to finding this type of magic.

I pulled the Knight of Wands aka, the King of Fire.

In this card pull the card meanings taken from Tarot in Motion have been specifically altered with the question in mind and focused on how having a Lammas “party” can shift the idea of community.

Cancer–Leo Cusp-2026

Finding alignment

The Major Arcana offers two powerful archetypes that correspond with these signs: The Chariot (Cancer) and Strength (Leo). A third card was pulled to navigate this alignment,

As Independence Day arrives with its traditions of celebration and remembrance, I find myself asking a much more personal question: What does it really mean to be independent?

I asked the Tarot: “How can we remain independent while embracing healthy dependence?”

Summer Solstice pull:

What stands out for you and me?

Three of Fire/Wands Assess and continue to manifest what has already been implemented……

Father's Day arrives on the Summer Solstice, which makes it extra powerful .Whatever our relationship is or was regarding our fathers, the specific question to ask is: 

How can we honor my father (this year)?

Two of Fire -  Use the lessons directly or contrary learned from our fathers, adding the Summer Solstice energy to ignite passion for a new project. 

This year, I’d like to gently widen the lens of what it means to memorialize.

What if Memorial Day also became a time to honor and consciously release something — or someone? What we continue to carry may be preventing healing, movement, or renewal.

How to Speak with Clarity: A Tarot Practice for May.

This month, I turned to Tarot to explore that question: How do I express myself clearly and authentically?

I pulled four cards and allowed them to form a pathway—one that moves from grounding, to alignment, to expression, and finally to heart-centered communication.

How do we stay grounded—individually and collectively—while caring for the Earth?

I used a 4-card elemental spread, allowing each placement to speak not only through traditional Tarot meanings, but through the lens of the body and energy systems explored in Tarot and the Chakras.

The question, in honor of April Fool’s Day: What can I (we) do to loosen things up?

Both the Fool card and April Fools Day correspond to the astrological sign Aries. Both represent (another) new beginning.

My favorite solar event is the Vernal Equinox, happened today, Friday, March 20th.

There is something so satisfying about balancing eggs on this celestial event. So sorry for not giving you a heads up beforehand.

The Ides of March (March 15) isn’t exactly a holiday.

This inspired the question: What should we be cautious of?

How to De-Escalate the Drama

I pulled three cards from three different decks — not intending any sequence like past, present, future — and yet they unfolded in a clear progression. That’s the magic of Tarot. Patterns reveal themselves. Order emerges. Hope surfaces.

Pulls for Imbolc, the halfway mark between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. 3 cards, from 3 different decks inquiring about How to begin the month and feel complete.

For this New Year Tarot in Motion reflection, I chose to pre-select the cards—something I don’t often do. All three are Major Arcana, marking this transition as a significant threshold rather than a small shift.

As we are facing the end of a tumultuous year, political, climate wise and probably personally, I’ve created a 5 card on how to navigate the Holidays. Inspired by 2 instagram posters.

With so much around us shifting and unraveling, my question for this November’s Tarot in Motion reading is:

Not what to say, but how to say it.

How do we find the words — or the movements — to express what has been held inside?

 Tarot in Motion Reading: Past • Present • Future

With so much going on in the world, even with the help of astrology I can barely keep track. Do we try to just be? or Do we stay as busy as possible?  Where is the balance?  What parts of us can help?

Medicine card & 2 card Tarot in Motion

How to create health boundaries.

For this new change, I pulled the Medicine Card, Armadillo, which corresponds to boundaries and the willingness to define our space. It also questions about being a “yes” person for too long.