The Card of the Day, from Star Spinner Tarot, for Monday, June 14, is The Moon. The Moon is a card of illusion and fantasy, of fears and anxiety... and not necessarily our own. This card invites us to reflect on our thoughts and behaviors, to understand what comes from us and what comes from outside us.

Card of the Day: The Moon

Heather of Inquiring Heart Tarot & Magick draws her daily tarot card, reads the symbols, and interprets it for her own life and for our 21st century world. What does this card mean for us today?

Tarot Card of the Day for Monday, June 21

The Card of the Day for Monday, June 28, from Star Spinner Tarot, is the Five of Coins. It's a motion card in the suit of health, wealth, and family, and what spurs us into motion in this card is a loss. The traditional interpretation is a financial loss, but it could be any loss in the earthly, material realm, such as a loss of health. This loss may trigger feelings of worry or anxiety, a mindset of scarcity rather than abundance. And if you're anything like me, it may bring up deep feelings of shame.

Card of the Day: Monday, June 28, 2021

Card of the Day: Five of Coins

The Card of the Day for Tuesday, July 6, from Monstarot, is Death. This card doesn't mean a literal death, but instead an ending of some part of your life and a new beginning. It could indicate something like a graduation, a promotion at work, a new car. 

The invitation from this card is not only to accept that things come to an end, but to give yourself a moment to reflect on what you are about to say good-bye to, maybe even mourn its passing, before you move into your new future.

Card of the Day: Death

The Monstarot Card of the Day for Monday, July 12, is the King of Swords. We see the King standing atop a hill on a beautiful, clear day. He is a figure of intellect, authority, and power, and even a King needs advice and counsel. For this, a winged white puff hovers near his ear, whispering to him to help him make wise decisions.

Card of the Day: King of Swords

The Monstarot Card of the Day for Monday, July 19 is the Five of Pentacles. We see here a forlorn little monster, leaning on a rock that has two eyes and one wee fang. She is impoverished, and the traditional meaning of this card is being in material (financial) poverty. It can also indicate poverty of spirit, of mind, or of heart. What does it mean to have emotional poverty? And what can we do about it?