Cosmos

The Cosmos is part of any Fool’s Journey—those blips of the divine that show up in everyday observations and ponderings.

Here, you’ll find plenty of Tarot, a touch of magic, maybe some astrology, animal messengers, and other bits of woo woven together. But whether or not you buy into a new-agey framing, the point is the same: what counts is the messages, not the envelopes they arrive in.

  • 2 of Wands: Choice Points on the Road

    Options are getting clearer (or at least what we are choosing between here). Don’t fall in love with one version of the truth. Also? Your choices are the be-all and end-all here. But whatever you choose, get in line with it! It’s not quite time but that’s where we’re heading.

  • 5 of Wands Rx: Pretty as You Can

    In short, bring your safe space around with you. Look to be happy where you’re at, even as you know, sooner or later, you’ll be someplace else. Maybe that someplace else you’ve been looking to go, or maybe something you hadn’t thought of yet. But we’ll all definitely be someplace else.

  • 3 of Wands Rx: Buzzy Weather

    But the good news: It’s already coming. It’s in the process of arriving, not being put together. So, you just have to be flexible enough to let it show up in whatever weird way it happens to show up.

  • 8 of Wands: Changing Weather and Clearer Vision

    Going through the process of your own emotional processing is exactly what helps us get our center again, even amidst an unpredictable environment. Give yourself the space to work out your feelings and see how the outer world develops.

  • 8 of Cups: Packing Light for the Future

    Just continue to feel your way forward. Don’t stress “bigger picture.” Set aside any and everything that disturbs your peace of mind to the best of your ability. Just walk away. It won’t help to do anything else. Let water under the bridge stay under the bridge. 

  • Four of Swords Rx: Finding Your Stability

    We’re best off participating, and actively doing the best we can. Aim for steady, consistent progress, adjusting as you go. Look to develop useful systems, good habits, and a responsible approach.