5 of Pentacles: Mercury in Taurus: Resisting Material Changes
Taurus season has begun! Let’s continue on our Decan Walk journey with the 5 of Pentacles. Associated with the first Decan of Taurus, here we meet Mercury in Taurus.
4 of Wands: Venus in Aries: Celebrate the Successful Union
Welcome to the Decan Walk. In this third and final Decan of Aries, we have Venus in Aries, which is associated with the 4 of Wands. Let’s discover how the Astrological energies show up in the different card images.
3 of Wands: Sun in Aries: Slay The Dragon
Continuing our Decan Walk with the 3 of Wands that is associated with the Sun in Aries. Let’s see how the Astrology connections and energies show up in the card imagery of the 3 of Wands.
2 of Wands: Mars in Aries: The Adventure Begins
Our Decan Walk Journey begins with the 2 of Wands, which is associated with Mars in Aries. First, let’s explore the Astrological and Tarot aspects and then see how they show up in the imagery of the 2 of Wands Tarot Card.
Decan Walk – Connecting Astrology and Tarot
Astrology and Tarot are connected with each other. As many of you know, I have been flirting with astrology for some time now. Recently, I decided to learn it properly. I tend to view everything through the lens of Tarot, my first love. So, this year, I decided to embark on a journey, a “Decan Walk,” to understand astrology through the Tarot. Starting in March 2025 and continuing until March 2026, this year-long journey will help me learn and understand Astrology through the Lens of the Tarot. The plan is to learn the basics of Astrology through the connections between Astrology and Tarot.
Death is The End
Death is the End. And it is NOT a bad thing.
My understanding of the Death card has evolved. Years of Readings and client feedback have taught me that the Death card means an Ending is unfolding. People in the Tarot world often declare the Death card to be about Transformation and Change. However, I say that the Death card is an Ending. The card hints at Changes, but those show up afterward. In The Death Card, what we experience is an ending. And that ending isn’t a bad thing at all.
Male and Female Genders in the Tarot Cards
Characters with Male and Female Genders in the Tarot Cards are quite common. For a long time, I thought that this was merely the creative decision of the Designer of that Tarot Deck. However, as I worked with the cards over the years, this perception has changed. Today, I would like to talk a little bit about the Masculine or Male and the Feminine or Female Gender Characters in the Tarot Cards and what they have come to mean for me.
The Sequence of the Four Suits in a Tarot Deck
Did you know that there is a “correct” sequence of the four suits in a Tarot Deck? I didn’t either! Back in the day, I thought that the suits came packed in the order favored by the deck creator or publisher. In fact, I would order the suits in a way that I preferred: Wands, Swords, Cups, and Pentacles. Turns out I was wrong! There is actually a method to the madness! There is a very good reason why the sequence of four suits in a Tarot Deck is: Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles. And that reason lies within the basic structure of the Tree of Life in Kabbala. Let’s find out more, shall we?
As Above, So Below: My (Current) Theory of Everything
One of the key Hermetic Principles is: As Above So Below. I was thinking about the state of our world and then I remembered this principle, and I began to wonder.
The world has always been a mess. It is a mess that we human beings have created and kept on escalating to even bigger and higher levels of messy. According to the concept of “As Above So Below”, then it also means that this mess just got way more messier!
As always, I use my Tarot Cards to help me make sense of this mess. Let’s explore these thought processes, shall we!
