This month's card is The Wheel, drawn from The Sacred Circle Tarot, A Celtic Pagan Journey by Anna Franklin. It is equivalent to the Fortune card in some traditional Tarot decks. The message is that changes are coming. Some are predictable; some are not. The key to weathering the change is to stay centered and balanced.
Read MoreThe tarot card for the month of march is a powerful card of new beginnings through powerful ideas.
Read MoreAs always, the tarot surprises, delights, and informs me- and I hope you- as we look to the month ahead.
Read MoreWe have two cards to contemplate today. Both are from The Sacred Circle Tarot, a Celtic Pagan Journey by Anna Franklin, illustrated by Paul Mason. One is for the entire year that begins today, and the other for January.
Read MoreFor this month’s oracle card, the card literally jumped out of the box and presented itself. According to our author's constructions, the crystal cave is an indicator of TRUST.
Read MoreOur oracle draw for October is not specifically Celtic, but the card we drew of the horses certainly speaks to animal spirits and the belief in animal energy, which was important to the ancient Celtics.
Read MoreI was a little disappointed at first that it wasn't a more lofty or intriguing item- The Cow, when I was expecting an iconic figure like Merlin or maybe a dragon!
Read MoreWater certainly has been on my mind these past few weeks; not only the pleasure of summer boating and swimming here in the Finger Lakes but also the flooding, the severe storms, and the general upheaval of weather.
Read MoreThe card I drew for July is called Seven Heavenly Virtues. Juxtaposed to the previous page is the card of Seven Deadly Sins. I liked the idea of turning the focus to a positive list.
Read MoreJune is certainly the month of budding, blooming, and seeing life return. Summer solstice is almost upon us. The celebration of light is coming. Read more for the blog for June.
Read MoreMay Day and the Celtic Fire Festival of Spring Beltane are ancient traditions that celebrate the coming of the Light, new growth and seasonal beginnings. Not only did people joyfully dance around the May Pole, but couples jumped the fire as part of spring mating rituals.
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