1) How have I grown since the new moon? The Hermit 2) What can I release in order to embrace what’s next? The Hierophant 3) What tools or qualities will I need to do this? Father of Wands 4) What will I learn, or become, as a result? Four of Pentacles The two weeks since the new moon have called for solitude and rest, as the Hermit reminds us. There has been an aching to retreat, rest, and turn within, but it hasn’t necessarily been easy to find time for those activities. Nev

"I am in the mood to dissolve in the sky." - Virginia Woolf The Hanged Man - Liminality, risk, growth, sacrifice, release, surrender, letting go, new perspectives, thresholding The Hanged Man encourages release, surrender. It’s a reminder that risks must be taken in order for growth to occur. Nothing is permanent and learning to become comfortable with those in-between places is difficult and frightening, but can lead to freedom.

1) What have I learned from this past season? Justice 2) What do I expect from this new season? Mother of Swords 3) What does this season expect of me? The Hanged Man 4) What aspects of myself should I keep to meet these expectations? Four of Wands 5) What aspects of myself should I release to meet these expectations? Two of Wands 6) What will I learn, or become, as a result? Ace of Cups The lesson of Libra season was, fittingly, Justice. Truths were revealed, important decis

1) How have I grown since the full moon? Four of Wands 2) What do I want to grow in the next moon cycle? The World 3) What tools will I need to do this? Four of Swords 4) What will I learn, or become, as a result? The Star Since the emotionally charged full moon on October 1, there has been a renewed sense of equilibrium. Four of Wands suggests that finances might be more stable at this time, or you may just be feeling more supported by your community. Perhaps you’ve found gu

Content warning: this post discusses eating disorders. I was cut off from my intuition at an early age. I grew up in a home riddled with disordered eating and started my own disordered relationship with food at the age of 9. By the time I entered high school, I was severely restricting my food intake and had begun a tumultuous restrict/binge pattern that would continue in some form for seventeen years. Disordered eating can offer respite to the perfectionist, the over-thinker