Moon Tree Tarot

Painful as it is, loss is a part of life. The 5 of Cups depicts the grief we feel associated with loss, disappointment, and regret. This sadness, if it is deep and enduring, may become depression - which is sometimes caused by a fixation on what we lost, perhaps even to the exclusion of seeing other good things in our lives. Loss is one of the most difficult aspects of change, and to the degree that we resist change, we may find our emotions difficult to manage. Since change ...is unavoidable, we will continue to experience loss. But we don’t have to choose to suffer from it. Instead, we can accept our losses by counting the blessings we still have. The cultivation of gratitude can stave off the energetic dead end of self-pity or the dark tunnel of mourning. Acceptance is the key. As Michael Singer says, If you are resisting something, you are feeding it. Any energy you fight, you are feeding. If you are pushing something away, you are inviting it to stay. #Tarot #TarotReadings #TarotCards #Psychic #5OfCups

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Ready, set, hike! Things happen quickly when the Eight of Wands appears. There may be rapid communication or quick, sudden bursts of energy or activity. Change or travel may be in the air. But whatever is about to happen occurs with not only speed but singleness of purpose. The wands move parallel in an organized fashion that signifies many forces happening in union. If you’re waiting to hear from someone, have no doubt that you will hear from them very soon. The Eight of Wan...ds also harkens a satisfactory completion. Something has landed (or is about to land). An idea, a decision, or a communication. Romantically this card can refer to love affairs or proposals being made or accepted. The shadow of this card is that you may be longing to hear from that person but the silence is deafening. Or that some unwanted situation just doesn’t seem to end. Take heed that when the law of attraction is applied you just might be getting what you want as a self-fulfilling prophecy whether you are conscious of it or not. #Tarot #TarotReadings #TarotCards #Psychic #8OfWands

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Now I lay me down to sleep the Four of Swords gives us rest and restoration. Although withdrawal may sometimes lead to isolation, it can also produce healing and recouped strength. If someone has hurt you the Four of Swords shows how you can recover, or find peace in a relationship. It indicates burying the hatchet or possibly putting something to rest. The stillness indicated here can also lead to stagnation. While your thoughts may be at rest you could run the risk of just avoiding the pressures of life by grinding to a halt or procrastinating. However, the detachment of the Four of Swords may be just what the doctor ordered just ask Buddha. Whether it’s for your spiritual, emotional, or physical needs, be sure to take a time out when needed. #Tarot #TarotReadings #TarotCards #Psychic #4OfSwords

Everyone has different opinions on the election results. Just remember that what will be will be and all we can do is accept it. Face the future with courage and peace of mind.

Evil personified. That is how we tend to think of the devil. Bent on destruction and devouring of souls. So when this card shows up in a reading people tend to shrink back in fear. Is this a bad omen? Possibly. But not because of what’s out there, it’s what is inside us. Our lust, greed, addiction, obsession. These are devilish attributes we all fall prey to. But what the devil informs us about the most is our willingness to give our power away and thus place chains around o...ur necks. We allow our weaknesses and vulnerabilities to be exploited in the hopes of receiving some kind of benefit. And sometimes, we are the one who exploits others through coercion, manipulation, abuse, and hunger for power or sex. The devil also signifies excess. Too much of a good thing can become a trap that owns us instead of the other way around. We become chained by our desires and bound to the emotions and activities that feed them. What the devil calls for is courage, emancipation, and moderation. Free yourself!! #Tarot #TarotReadings #TarotCards #Psychic #TheDevil

The moon rises and falls on the horizon glowing with the reflected light of the sun. It has no light of its own. Yet we are compelled by its stark beauty in the darkness. It seems to be trying to tell us something. In tarot, the Moon card represents the urgings of our subconscious, our intuition, and our fears. It can be powerful feelings that overwhelm us, or small niggling anxieties that something isn’t right. Perhaps we are being deceived in this half-light, or maybe we a...re deceiving ourselves. Dreams, denial, paranoia, and all things which dance in our imagination fill us with the dread of not knowing. In this mental and emotional distortion it is hard to make out what is real, so we must feel our way. If we give ourselves to the experience we may discover a psychic knowing, a gut instinct that opens a gateway to the unknown. #Tarot #TarotReadings #TarotCards #Psychic #TheMoon