I was lucky enough to see Ed Sheeran in concert the other night, with the added bonus of one of my favourite Australian musical acts, Missy Higgins, thrown in. I bought the ticket a couple of hours beforehand on impulse. It was a beautiful Melbourne day, the concert had been getting rave reviews, and I have a soft spot for Missy (even more than Ed).
This led me to wonder about the Tarot of a Music Concert.
Let’s explore that, shall we? Continue reading
As some peeps begin to return to work after the long Christmas-New Year break I thought it might be a good time to explore the Tarot of these holidays.
Ten Of Wands: How we feel before the holidays begin. Over-burdened. Exhausted. Especially at Christmas time when present shopping and school concerts and card sending and work functions are added to the usual load.
Wow! A sign just came up saying that the last post I did was my 250th on this blog. That seems quite an achievement. If there was a Tarot card that showed a bottle of champagne being popped and fireworks going off I’d use that to illustrate this news but as there’s not I’ll settle for the Ace Of Pentacles instead. I have a wealth of posts. And followers as well. Even though it actually took a lot of hard work it feels like a gift. Thanks you dear readers for making it all so worthwhile xx
Until recently I thought I had the Ace cards all figured out. But then I realised that just like their playing card doppelgängers they have two sides. On the one hand they signify beginnings. And on the other they signify a bonus of some sort.
In playing cards the Ace can equal 1 or 11. In Tarot an Ace can symbolise the start of something or a great blessing being bestowed in some area of your life. Often they signify both at once i.e. The new thing coming into your life IS a great gift.
Let’s take them suit by suit.
The Tarot Teaclub 