Tarot Mad-Libs: The Crossing Draw a card for each blank. Use a keyword or phrase that the card brings to mind — from your deck, a digital deck, or the Tarot Meanings Guide in Field Notes. Fill in the blanks, then share your completed story in the comments. No two crossings will be the same. The Crossing The ferryman had worked this river longer than memory allowed. The passengers were always the same — [adjective], unburdened, already halfway somewhere else. But tonight's passenger stepped into the boat with the [adjective] certainty of someone who had not yet finished living. Halfway across, she spoke. "What's on the other side?" The ferryman answered without hesitation. "Whatever you stopped [verb ending in -ing]." She didn't speak again. But when the bow touched the far shore and she stepped out without looking back, something [adjective] settled in the ferryman's chest — and they couldn't remember, for the life of them, when they had last crossed over the mselves.

Just a reminder, folks - the biweekly Community Connect is kicking off in less than an hour! 😁 Hope to see you there! I'll be doing the name drawing for the free reading from the Cabinet Of Curiosities post!

Greetings and Blessings, my friends! 🤗 I thought it might be fun to offer a little WonderWander engagement challenge—an invitation to share a piece of yourself with the community. Below, you'll find three different prompts. Choose the one that speaks to you most (or answer more than one if inspiration strikes!). This isn't about finding the "right" answer; it's simply an opportunity to connect, reflect, and get to know one another through the many ways we experience and make meaning of life. As a small thank you for participating, I'll be offering a complimentary one-on-one reading to one member of the group. You're welcome to answer more than one prompt if you like, but each member will receive only one entry into the final drawing. Responses should engage meaningfully with the prompt you've chosen. Follow the thread that feels most genuine, interesting, or alive for you. Option 1: "The Museum of Ordinary Magic" If your current season of life had an exhibit in a museum, what object would represent it, and why? Option 2: "The Belief You Outgrew" What's something you once believed about life, yourself, spirituality, healing, success, love, happiness—or anything else—that you no longer believe? What changed? Option 3: "Curiosity Trial" You may ask one question of the universe and receive a completely truthful answer. What do you ask, and why? A little note: Everyone who participates in good faith and engages with the spirit of the prompt will have their name entered into a random drawing, which I will reveal on the next Community Connect live meet and greet on June 27th at 3pm central time. This isn't about having the "best" answer. WonderWander isn't a competition for wisdom. It's simply an invitation to show up, join the conversation, and share whatever this moment calls forth in you.

🔮 A Gentle Reminder from the Cabinet of Curiosities 🔮 Greetings and Blessings, my friends! ✨🤗✨ Our Community Connect call is just a few days away, and I'll be doing the drawing for the complimentary one-on-one reading during the gathering. If you've been meaning to participate in the Cabinet of Curiosities challenge but haven't yet, there's still time! The pinned post contains three prompts exploring curiosity, reflection, imagination, and the strange little ways we make meaning of life. Whether you choose to share an object from your Museum of Ordinary Magic, a belief you've outgrown, or the one question you'd ask the universe, I'd love to hear your thoughts. I'll be accepting entries until the day of the call. ✨