Each Tuesday in February, I’ll post a Moon card from a different deck. Looking at the same card from different decks is one way that I like to study a card. It is always interesting to see new versions and consider other ways of thinking about a card. Because I would, some day, love to resolve my personal issues with The High Priestess, I considered picking her. But no. For some reason, The Moon demanded some airtime. In general, I find The Moon to be complex and uncertain. I hesitate to read it as too negative because of its association with feminine energy and the goddess. Instead, I try to look at what it is without judging it as “good” or “bad.” The Moon moves through the

I think I’m really going to enjoy this whole blogging experience (I hope you are, too!). So many times an idea floats through my mind and then, whoosh, there it goes. It is never anything more than an idea. But this blog forces me to capture these ideas. Once captured and shared, they can start manifesting and affecting (positively, I hope) the world. One idea that’s been dancing around my brain lately is this: How would the court cards interpret other cards? The beauty of this idea is that it has many layers of goodness. You get to see a card through your eyes (as usual) and from the point of view of someone else (the court card), thereby expanding your understanding of the card.