Every Man & Woman Is A Star - Weekly Tarot Horoscopes

October 22 - October 28

Here are some thoughts I have had this week.
- Sometimes you must just let go of preconceived ideas.
- Our minds know how to order and organize to survive. But what if that is because our consciousness leads it to do so.
- What if we become more comfortable with being uncomfortable, develop an appreciation for ambiguity, smile to ourselves in public and sing at the top of our lungs at a red light?

Here is what I do know.
- We must learn to appreciate ambiguity. When we find ourselves locked into a thought, one that says it has to be this way, one that sends us into a personal tailspin that entails constant brain chatter and a surprising level of anger, we must look to our long held beliefs.
- It isn’t about them and what they have said or done, it is about us and how we choose to perceive it, think about it, live with it. This is not to make lightly of violent or abusive circumstances, this is to frame them in a manner in which to learn by and move on so as not to dwell.
- Dwelling should be about our environment and what a dwelling can do to support and not terrorize. It shouldn’t be about creating a rut where there is no need for one.

I’m working with the Star card at the moment. Viewing the Star card before a meditation, or meditative movement, such as yoga, can assist the inner knowing to surface in a clearer manner. Revelation is often tied to this card. This would be an inner revelation that does not come in words but seeps in on a very deep level and informs the psyche that it is possible to shift and receive. I am finding this card disruptive on one level and spiritually moving on another. This may be due to The Tower card that precedes it or the Moon card that follows it or a combination of both. I have yet to discover which. I'll let you know if and when I figure it out.

Fast Linking - Stonehenge, Tarot Mysteries & Creating Your Future

FAST LINKING for summer

Build Your Own Circle of Power
One of my resources dropped this goody in my inbox and I thought it was great fun. Build Your Own Stonehengelooks like a nerdy, spiritual quest kind of toy - the kind of toy that requires a great stretch of imagination. Works for me!

A Tarot Card Mystery or Two
Another one of my library trips had me drawn to High Priestess - A Tarot Card Mystery the second book in a series written by David Skibbins. This is a series that would appeal to both the male and female mind, good common ground reading. The books feature a central character that is male and running from his history with the law during the Vietnam era, which means he is now underground and often on the fly . He reads tarot cards to make ends meet and the mysteries he gets involved in have to do with tarot readings. Very smart writing and interwoven with tarot and its intricate nature.

A fun series to read particularly for someone interested in the cards, Skibbins third book The Star - A Tarot Card Mysterywas released in February of this year.

Planning Your Future - Use the Solstice to Your Advantage
A reminder to everyone that we are in the deepest energy of Summer Solstice. This is a perfect time to state your intentions for the future and particularly for the rest of the year. Layer your statements by writing down your long term goals, mid-term goals, and short-term goals. You can develop a fourth layer which is immediate goals, short-term being the next 3 to 12 months. Allow them to build and relate back and forth to get the most bang out of this point of power. See your life as a web of sorts and your choices as the twists and turns in the web.