Tracking the Energetic Weather: these are Tarot forecasts for people who don’t give a $?!# about Tarot.
Clear or stormy? Either way, the Everyday Tarot is Dix’s tell-it-like-it-is Tarot forecast, offering practical advice on how to best navigate whatever energy is hitting the collective.
Whether you’re full-on woo or a spiritual civilian, Everyday Tarot forecasts aim to aid your quest to live a better life.
This next week just recognize lots of people (including you) may have lots of emotions. It’s hard to see clearly though all the feels. But if you clear your head, quiet down the din just a minute and listen to where your heart would lead you by feeling your way forward, guidance comes through like a soft, steady thumpity-thump, a homing beacon.
Some of you may have noticed, I’m more than a little late this week. The 26th, I lost my dad to Alzheimer’s. Not a surprise by…
Have a little faith: in your friends, family, and invisible support system. It doesn’t matter whom you look to so much as how you feel about it. We’re talking gentle, comfortable and loving steps of faith.
Make your decisions, set your boundaries and address your attention exclusively to making that work. The world as advice would have us all in! Once you select a direction, focus on making the most of the trip (and not second-guessing yourself over the choice).
Be happy for what breathers, relief and support you get and especially, take full advantage of them! Those little moments of warmth and replenishment matter and help you to move forward more easily and comfortably.
Prioritize your own peace. Then you can see the answers that will come.
These two cards together in particular, Justice and the Seven, suggest a narrative is in play that may not be entirely fair or accurate. Lean into interpretation best supports your needs. This could very well feel like a “right versus happy” scenario.
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