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Hi G***. When I think of the Fool I always imagine an innocent soul standing on the edge of a precipice ready to take a leap into the unknown. Some would say this is 'Foolish" hence his name, but wouldn't it be wonderful if we could tap into that positive innocence? That playful, youthful soul that resides in all of us, the one who is unencumbered by doubt, experience, self-imposed limitations, and fear. Life experience can often weigh us down. Whilst wisdom is valuable and rich, some life experiences can leave us avoiding activities and situations that may have brought us pain or ended badly in the past. While we are avoiding making the same mistakes, we sometimes close ourselves off from new experiences and assume that because something ended in a certain way previously, that history is destined to repeat itself if we follow a similar path this time. Learning from mistakes is important if we are to avoid people and situations that hurt us, but its important to re...

Hi G**. Our understanding of the Magician may come from childhood birthday parties. The archetypal Magician takes magic to a different level and lives in everyone. You have innate capacity to work with life artistically. You can receive the benevolent help life offers. You can set intentions for happier manifestations. Receiving life's gifts while clarifying intentions creates positive magic. Balance your will with Universal will for good outcomes. The universe can provide far happier outcomes than what you imagine. When you playfully allow the universe to know your desires, rather than force these desires to happen, life brings bounty. The Magician doesn't wait for life to dictate. He chooses his intentions. The Magician doesn't force life to fit this path. He allows life to transform, then rebalances the design for ultimate good. But without intentions, life cannot recognize your true desire. An intention can be very simple. For example, I intend to experience __...

Hi G--. The Ten of Pentacles is all about the material things that we strive to gain and leave to our children. Family heirlooms, prosperity, relationships and memories. It also represents the house, car, kids, job and vacations, the happy ever after. All things domestic and firmly in the realm of every day life. Security in the material form. The best things in life are free but financial security can certainly make life much easier. This card is about making life more comfortable, striving to be financially free and working to make sure that we can provide for our families. Perhaps you are currently taking stock of all you have achieved and all you hope to achieve going forward. You may be entering into a mortgage or some other financial agreement that secures your future.

Hi G--. When I was first learning tarot, I always thought The Lovers meant literally lovers, and love, but have later learned that it is a card that presents itself as choice. When we hear psychic readings, it's easy to get caught up thinking that what we hear is something set in stone when it isn't. We have our own agency, and there are always multiple paths available to us. What we pick up in readings is mainly one path, and one that matches your most current energy. But again, you always have the power at your fingertips to create what you want. You always have a choice to follow and do what you want, because free will is real. Knowing that we have our own power can sometimes be daunting if we don't harness it. And if we find that we are living in troubled times, it's easy to think that maybe someone or some thing can come in and fix everything for us, while we sit and wonder if we'll ever be happy. But, we always have the choice to make things and happi...