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Celebrating America 2022

I reflect on how, for many of us, this year’s Independence Day celebration feels like a wake.
Turn Around and Look Again, You’re Missing Something!

What happens if the Man in Black raises his head and takes a good look around? What does the Five of Cups teach us about loss?
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, 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.
Samhain

A poem about night, cold, and remembrance
Child of the Light

Today, the Sun reaches its northernmost position and appears to pause before reversing course and moving back to the south. This is the time of greatest light. Do we see by the light of God? Do we reflect that light for others to see? What is the light showing on this longest day?
Child of the Light: A Reflection on Alban Hefin, the Summer Solstice

At 11:32 pm EDT on Sunday, June 20, Earth reached the point in its orbit of the Sun where the Sun appears at its northernmost point. In the […]

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