Druid in the Hills

Month: January 2022

No Challenge, No Drama

Sometimes a daily Tarot card pull can be a nice reminder or affirmation of what you already have. No challenge, no drama, no deep concepts to engage. When […]
No Challenge, No Drama

Sometimes a daily Tarot card pull can be a nice reminder or affirmation of what you already have. No challenge, no drama, no deep concepts to engage. When […]
Tarot for the Year, Part 2: The Deep Dive

The second part of my personal divination for 2022, where I take a deep dive using a seven-card spread.
Tarot for the Year

It’s 2022, and 2021 ended in a chaotic state with new, more contagious variants of the COVID-19 virus that has dominated our lives since early 2020. December 31, […]
Tarot for the Year, Part Two: The Deep Dive

The second part of my personal divination for 2022, where I take a deep dive using a seven-card spread.
Tarot for the Year, Part One

The first of a two-part exploration of my personal divination for 2022, this post takes a look at two cards: The Lovers (the universal card for 2022) and The Hierophant (my personal card for the year.

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