Pixabay: andalusian The Sun is the 19th tarot card associated with happiness, vitality, and optimism. This card is often interpreted as a sign of good things, such as success, new opportunities, and positive change. It can also represent self-confidence, courage, and determination. The Sun symbolizes growth, life, and energy, so the sun tarot card can also indicate that you are about to embark on a new phase in your life. Now, let's talk about the history and appearance of the Sun card. The History And Appearance of The Sun Tarot Card The Sun first appears in tarot decks during the Renaissance ..read more

The Star is the card in the Major Arcana of the tarot, representing inspiration, a renewal of faith and hope, brand new opportunities, spirituality, and being blessed. Good health is another thing it means. It can also represent astronomy as the card is the Star. However, it represents having a good reason to be hopeful more often than not. There is a reason that the Star card came after the Tower. The Tower represents sudden destruction that leaves you feeling hopeless and confused. But, the Star is there to tell you that everything will be okay. There is a reason to be hopeful and to have fa ..read more

The Magician tarot card represents manifestation, resourcefulness, and power. It symbolizes bringing ideas and desires into reality through focused intention and using one's skills and talents. The Magician card indicates a time of transformation and the potential to create positive change in one's life. It encourages individuals to tap into their inner strengths and take action to achieve their goals. And the Magician represents my guest today, Tash Lancaster. After years of hating her corporate jobs, she finally left the PAYE world in 2017 and became self-employed. She set up a VA business a ..read more

Today's guest on The Tarot Table is associated with the Queen of Pentacles. The Queen of Pentacles embodies stability, abundance, and a nurturing nature. She is depicted as a woman surrounded by nature and material wealth, representing a grounded and practical approach to self-worth and body image. The Queen of Pentacles encourages you to prioritize self-care and nourishment by valuing yourself and your body. She reminds you to honor your physical well-being, engage in healthy habits, and create a harmonious relationship with your body. This card emphasizes the importance of self-worth, which ..read more

Today's guest on The Tarot Table is closely related to the Magician card, which is associated with intellect, knowledge, creativity, and the power of manifestation. It symbolizes the ability to harness the elements of the natural world and use them to create and transform. This card has scientific elements to it, and it represents the power of the human mind and its ability to understand and manipulate the world through scientific inquiry. Sabrina Scott is a magician, a no-BS spiritual teacher, and a tarot reader with a worldwide clientele. She teaches magic, witchcraft, energy work, mediumshi ..read more

The Judgment card represents my guest today on The Tarot Table. It is a powerful and transformative card representing rebirth, awakening, and spiritual growth. The Judgment card often depicts an angel or figure blowing a trumpet, symbolizing a call to awaken and rise to a higher level of consciousness. Getting the Judgment card in a tarot reading often indicates a significant turning point or a moment of awakening. It suggests that you are being called to embrace change, let go of the past, and step into a new phase of personal growth and spiritual evolution. It encourages you to trust the tra ..read more

The High Priestess represents today's guest on The Tarot Table. This card represents intuition, inner wisdom, and deep understanding. The High Priestess encourages us to trust our instincts and listen to our inner voice. She reminds us to be present and aware of our thoughts, emotions, and surroundings. The High Priestess teaches us the importance of quiet reflection and inner stillness to cultivate mindful awareness. Today's guest is Dr. Rita Louise. Who Is Dr. Rita Louise? Dr. Rita Louise founded the Institute of Applied Energetics and is the former host of Just Energy Radio. She is a Naturo ..read more

The Eight of Swords best represents today's guest on The Tarot Table. This card in the Tarot deck represents feelings of being trapped or restricted. In the traditional Rider-Waite deck, the card depicts a woman blindfolded and bound, surrounded by eight swords. The swords form a barrier around her, symbolizing her limitations and obstacles. The Eight of Swords often signifies a situation where one feels trapped by one's thoughts, fears, or circumstances. It suggests a state of mental or emotional paralysis, where one feels powerless to make decisions or take action. The blindfold represents a ..read more

Today's guest on The Tarot Table is represented Empress. The Empress is often associated with abundance, fertility, and creativity. She symbolizes femininity's nurturing and creative aspects and represents the power of artistic expression and creation. This card signifies a deep connection to one's artistic abilities and the ability to bring beauty and harmony into the world through artistic endeavors. The Empress encourages you to tap into your creative energy and embrace your artistic talents. Today's Empress is Jennifer Faye Colombo. Jennifer Faye Colombo As the Empress Jennifer Faye Colomb ..read more

Today's guest on The Tarot Table is represented not only by the Queen of Wands but she is also by the Queen of Wands. The Queen of Wands is depicted as a confident, charismatic woman sitting on a throne. She holds a wand in one hand, symbolizing her power and authority. She is surrounded by sunflowers, which represent abundance and vitality. The Queen of Wands embodies the qualities of a natural leader. She is passionate, courageous, and determined. She is not afraid to take risks and pursue her goals with enthusiasm. She is also highly creative and has a strong sense of self-expression. Today ..read more