Recently I was looking at old posts I'd written for this blog. This one, featuring the Tarot of the Magical Forest, from about three years ago made me smile. Bon-bons I still love sweets. And speaking of treats, I love this image of the 8 of Cups from the Heart Tarot Have a sweet day!  

On Facebook I belong to a fun tarot group called Tarotholics Anonymous. The other day Tiffany Crosara shared an exercise that her friend Patricia Finney taught her. It is very simple: Draw a card in the morning, but don't look at it, put it away. At the end of the day, note any interesting events and guess which card it might have been - then see if you were right. This is a great way to exercise your intuition and, if you are so inclined, your prediction skills. What are some ways you use the Card A Day practice?

I am very excited about this new book by Rachel Pollack. I just got my copy and even though I read the manuscript months ago, I am still in love with her writing, wisdom, and insights. Learn more HERE.

I've been reading about the astrological signs and their associated tarot cards in Corrine Kenner's Tarot & Astrology book. Being a Capricorn, that was my first stop in Corrine's wonderful text. Capricorn is associated with Trump XV, The Devil. I've known that for a while and never liked the association. However, it certainly does seem like a good match. Corrine writes: "The Devil knows how to make the most of first impressions-and he knows how to intimidate his opposition. But if anyone could beat the Devil at a game of cards, it would be a Capricorn. ...both understand all too well the trials and temptations of the material world. ... Most Capricorns are keenly aware of