One of the most common questions I hear is: “Did I miss it?” Did I miss the New Moon? Did I miss the Full Moon? Am I too late to honour this season, to perform this ritual, to manifest for this month? The short answer is no. The longer answer — and the one I want you to really understand — is that spiritual energy doesn’t work on deadlines. It works in Windows . This post is meant to be foundational. You can save it, come back to it, and use it as a reference for how to inter

Get ready for your January Tarot Review If you’ve felt like the last year was a little… turbulent, you’re not imagining it. For many, 2025 carried the energy of constant shifts, emotional recalibration, and lessons learned the hard way. And as we step into January 2026, it’s completely natural to feel both hopeful and  cautious—ready for something better, but hesitant to trust it just yet. This January 2026 tarot reading  brings reassuring news. The cards point to a month tha

The Winter Solstice has long been a divine pause, a moment where the world seems to hold its WInter Solstice is a magickal time of reflection and renewal breath between darkness and returning light. Across cultures, people marked this day as a turning point, a guided moment of transition and renewal. Through Pagan traditions like Yule , or through modern spiritual practice, this season invites reflection, release, and hope. Even if you don’t follow the Wheel of the Year, the

There comes a point on every spiritual path when reflection is no longer enough. You’ve healed. You’ve journaled. You’ve taken inventory of your heart, your energy, your patterns… A year-end tarot reading helps healing become integration And then this tiny whisper inside you goes: “Okay… so what now?” That’s the moment where intuition shifts in direction. Where healing becomes integration, where all the insight you’ve collected starts turning into an actual plan for your life

The Seven of Cups is an invitation to ground and realign. Some tarot cards speak in whispers, and the Seven of Coins is one of them.It doesn’t demand urgency or dramatic change. It doesn’t push you to act before you’re ready.Instead, it guides you into that meaningful pause—the moment where you finally look at where your energy has gone… and where it actually needs to go next. If you’ve been exhausted, stretched thin, or feeling disconnected from your goals, this card become

The Six of Cups  inspires you to embrace warmth and compassion, inviting you to cherish your past. There’s a specific kind of emotional heaviness that often shows up near the end of a cycle—whether it’s the end of the year, the end of a chapter, or simply a moment where life feels like too much. It’s that quiet, subtle weight in the chest. The sense that you’re carrying memories you no longer need.The bittersweet tug of nostalgia, regret, or longing. Enter the Six of Cups—one

Judgment is a card of clarity, awakening, accountability, and honest self-reflection There’s something powerful about the feeling we get toward the end of the year. A subtle shift, an internal voice that whispers, “It’s time to look at what’s really true.” In tarot, no card captures that moment better than the Judgment card—a card of clarity, awakening, accountability, and honest self-reflection. Not in a harsh or punishing way, but in a way that invites you to rise into the

The holidays have a way of stirring up our inner child — sometimes in the most beautiful ways, and sometimes in the most overwhelming ones. This season can make us feel nostalgic, hopeful, tender, excited, overstimulated, deeply emotional, or even a little raw. You might find yourself craving warmth and connection, only to be triggered by old wounds you thought you had already grown past. You might feel joyful one moment and suddenly small, pressured, or sensitive the next. T

The Winter Solstice — also known as Yule  — arrives this year on December 21st , marking the longest night and the turning of the Wheel back toward the returning sun. For baby witches, spiritual beginners, and anyone craving a bit of warmth and magic in the cold, dark months, Yule is one of the most nourishing celebrations of the year. It’s a moment of pause, a breath, a soft invitation to step back from the rush of December and remember: light always returns. In older tradit

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day, dear Cups family — and welcome to a sacred moment of reflection and alignment. Today I share a special Card...