We’re continuing our journey together - one card at a time - slowing down, listening more deeply, and noticing how these archetypes move through our real, everyday lives. We began with The Fool. We stepped into action with The Magician. Now we meet the part of us that asks: “What do I already know if I get quiet enough to hear it?” 🌙 This week’s card: The High Priestess (Card 2) - The guardian of inner wisdom. The doorway to the subconscious. The reminder that not all truth comes from doing - some of it comes from listening. - Inside the classroom, you’ll find this week’s video on The High Priestess - exploring her meaning, symbolism, upright and reversed energy, and how this card shows up in our intuition, emotional boundaries, and inner world. If you’re curious, come join us, press play, and sit with what rises. Soft focus. Open heart. Quiet mind. Let’s listen. ✨ And here’s the big question we’re sitting with: 👉 Where in my life am I being asked to trust my inner voice, even when it goes against what others expect of me?

We’re continuing our journey together - one card at a time - slowing down, listening closely, and noticing how these archetypes speak to our real, everyday lives. We’ve taken the first step with The Fool. Today we meet the part of us that asks: “Okay, what can I create from here?” 🃏 This week’s card: The Magician (Card 1)The bridge between spirit and matter. The moment potential becomes direction. The reminder that the tools are already on the table - and it’s time to use them. Inside the classroom, you’ll find this week’s video on The Magician - exploring meaning, symbolism, upright and reversed energy, and how this card shows up in our choices, habits, and sense of personal power. If you’re curious, come join us, press play, and walk with us. Clear intention. Steady heart. Willing hands. Let’s create. ✨ And here’s the big question we’re sitting with: 👉 Where am I being invited to focus my energy - and where am I scattering it out of fear, distraction, or doubt?

We’re beginning something beautiful together. Each week, we’ll slow down and really meet one tarot card - exploring its meaning, symbolism, and the way it speaks to our real, everyday lives. And of course, we begin at the beginning. 🃏 This week’s card: The Fool (Card 0) - The edge of the unknown. - The inhale before the leap. - The reminder that sometimes the path appears after we start walking. Inside the classroom, you’ll find this week’s video on The Fool. If you’re curious, come join us inside, press play, and walk with us. Light heart. Open mind. Brave step. Let’s begin. ✨ And this is the big question we’re sitting with: 👉 Where am I being invited to begin and what story am I telling myself that keeps me from taking the first step?

I’ve shared a short video here showing a simple summer solstice ritual that I personally did and I wanted to explain the why behind it a little more deeply. This practice isn’t about trends or rigid rules - it’s about learning to live in relationship with the seasons, rather than defaulting to the calendar year as the only marker of change. Here in Australia, the summer solstice marks the peak of daylight - the longest day of the year. From this point on, the days slowly begin to shorten. Seasonally, this matters. Rather than seeing this as “almost the New Year,” I’m choosing to see it as a moment of culmination and release. We are at the height of light. Something has reached fullness. And when things reach fullness, the natural next step is discernment. Not everything comes with us into the darker half of the year. For me, the summer solstice energy is not about planting seeds - it’s about letting go of excess. This ritual is my way of consciously releasing habits, beliefs, patterns and ways of operating that have reached their peak usefulness and no longer need my energy as we move toward autumn and winter. I’m not putting a number on what I release, because seasonal living isn’t linear or monthly. It moves through cycles: • Summer → fullness • Autumn → descent • Winter → rest • Spring → rebirth For me, intention-setting belongs more naturally from the winter solstice as you move into spring, when the land itself is rising again. If you’re in the Northern Hemisphere, your experience of the solstice is different - and that’s important to honour. Your winter solstice marks the return of the light. The days begin to lengthen. Energetically, this is a beautiful time for intention setting, seed planting, and envisioning what’s coming next. The ritual mechanics can be the same, but the orientation changes. On the calendar we are at the same turning point, with a different season. There is no “right” way to do this. This isn’t about being strict, spiritual, or performative. It’s about noticing:

Intuition is often talked about but rarely defined. In this space, intuition is not urgency. It’s not a rush. It’s not pressure to act. Intuition is clarity. Clarity tends to feel: - calm - steady - neutral - grounded in the body Urgency tends to feel: - tight - anxious - compelling - loud Urgency usually comes from fear, conditioning, or a nervous system that doesn’t feel safe yet. Another important distinction we hold here is this: Intuition is not reassurance. Intuition doesn’t exist to soothe anxiety or confirm decisions we’ve already made. Its role is to support self-trust, not replace it. Sometimes intuition offers information. Sometimes it offers silence. Sometimes it simply asks us to slow down. None of those are wrong. As we move toward January, this space will focus on learning how to recognise intuition clearly and responsibly, rather than chasing certainty. There’s nothing you need to practice yet. Just notice how clarity feels in your body and how urgency feels different. That awareness alone is a foundation.