Today's card is the King of Pentacles. Please go check out the two decks I featured above: Madam Clara's 5-Cent Tarot and Gregory White's The WilderWoven Tarot. They are both amazing and different takes on the traditional Tarot. Confession: I don't own

Before I jump into today's card, I wanted to draw some attention to the decks for today's card: I'm sure you've noticed I always include The Modern Way Tarot in my spread. That's because this is my primary deck, and

Today's card, the IX of Wands, comes at the end of a weekend of big discussions with some friends and my husband about life and "adulting." As we get older (and our parents get older), it can be really jarring to see the roles shift where

Happy Friday! It has been a busy week (and I've actually struggled to get these out in a timely manner! No one wants a card of the day at the END of the day... or so my metrics tell me). Today's card: X of Pentacles. Tens

Today's card is The Fool - the starting card in modern Tarot. The card that represents each of us in The Fool's Journey - our personal path to enlightenment. I don't really like to describe it as a journey to enlightenment (it sounds a

Thankfully, yesterday's major wind and rain didn't have a negative impact on us, but it was pretty damn scary for a hot minute. The kids at my son's elementary school (a mile away) all had to take shelter in the halls (away from windows)

As a kid, I was always drawn to the sun/moon motif, and I still find it somewhat enchanting. The idea of the Moonlight carving a path to your destination is mystical, enchanting, and beautiful to picture. Of course, in Tarot, the Moon isn't so innocent... but it has good intentions!

The Tower, one of the most dreaded cards in Tarot, is the card of destruction, utter collapse, disintegration, dissolution, and perhaps the scariest words of all... imminent change.

Today's card is the IX of Swords. This is, shall we say, one of the unhappier cards in Tarot. We equate this card with worry, anxiety, fear, regret, and guilt - the things that can certainly keep you up at night

Today's card is the III of Wands. To me, this is the "hurry up and wait" card. In the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith version of the card, we see a man on a cliff overlooking the sea, holding on to and surrounded by his three staves.

Traditionally, The Sun card represents positivity, vitality, happiness, and success. It has this naked baby feeling their inner Godiva as they ride on their white horse with the sun on their back, sunflowers waving behind them.

Today's card: The Magician, the first numbered card (not counting the Fool who is 0) in Tarot. Traditionally, The Magician is the grand creator. He channels energy from the ethos and funnels it to the material realm, a true master of both the spiritual and material world.