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New Moon in Leo Rituals
The New Moon in Leo is a time to plant seeds of visibility, recognition, and shining our light. It is a good time to focus on the inner child, our creativity, and sense of authority. Read on for rituals and how to anchor it to your Natal Chart:
10 of Cups as Feelings
The 10 of Cups as feelings can represent a sense of contentment, joy, and familial bliss. It invites us to seek out simply, happy moments that fill our cups up and stop to notice where the rainbows are in our life. Read on for what it means reversed and in a love, career, and general Tarot reading:
The Archetypal Astrology of Leo
Archetypal Leo is bold, playful, and youthful-- both the leader and the child. it is bright, uplifting, and generative, shining and sharing freely. Read on for the Planets in Leo and Leo through the Houses:
New Moon in Cancer Rituals
The New Moon in Cancer is a soft, tender time of planting seeds relating to our body, sense of nourishment, and home. Read on for rituals to perform as well as how to anchor it into your personal Natal Chart:
Archetypal Cancer Zodiac Sign
Archetypal Cancer is the most heart-centred of all the Zodiac Signs. As Cardinal Water, it is the matriarch; nurturing and protective. Ruled by the Moon, it is deeply in touch with its emotions and body. Read on for the Planets in Cancer and Cancer through the Houses:
Full Moon in Capricorn Ritual
Performing a ritual for the Full Moon in Capricorn can be a wonderful way to anchor into the energy of the moment, as well as connect with the Capricorn area of your Natal Chart! Read on for how:
Summer Solstice Rituals
Summer solstice rituals have been celebrate across the world for hundreds of years as an auspicious day to gather and honour the passage of time. Here are 10 rituals for you to harness the power of our life-giving Sun on this day:
Meaning Of The 9 Of Cups Tarot Card
The 9 of Cups Tarot card is a lovely one of joy, satisfaction, and sense of accomplishment. Often called the wish card, when it shows up for us in a reading it can be an invitation to allow ourselves to feel a sense of hope and achievement. Read on for the Nine of Cups in a love and career reading, as well as reversed:
New Moon in Gemini Ritual
The New Moon in Gemini is a good time to plant your seeds of intention relating to self-expression, mindset, learning, and friendship. Here is a ritual for you to perform, including how to personalise it based on your Rising Sign:
The 8 of Cups
The Eight of Cups Tarot card is a bittersweet one of letting things go and moving on in search of what is missing in our life. Read on for its numerological and Astrological correspondences, as well as what it means reversed and in a career, love, and general reading:
Archetypal Gemini
Archetypal Gemini is curious, open, flexible, interested, and interesting. It is the storyteller and messenger, keen to learn from the world around it. Read on for what Planets in Gemini and Gemini in the Houses can signify:
Full Moon in Sagittarius Ritual
The Sagittarius Full Moon is a good time to shed and release any blocks to our spirituality, outdated beliefs, and sense of expansion. Read on for a Full Moon in Sagittarius ritual, including how to personalise it based on your Rising Sign!
Significations of the Seven of Cups
The Seven of Cups is a card of distraction, temptation, comparison, and indulgence. It can come to us when we feel pulled in many different directions and are unsure of what we really want. Read on for what it means in a love and career reading, and as a reversal, including its Astrological correspondence:
New Moon in Taurus Ritual
The New Moon in Taurus is a good time to plant your seeds of intention relating to money, your body, and pleasure. Here is a ritual for you to perform, including how to personalise it based on your Rising Sign:
Meaning of the Six of Cups
The Six of Cups is a sweet, tender card of nostalgia and simply, happy moments. It represents an invitation for inner child healing or reaching out to loved ones from your past, as well as simply enjoy cosy moments at home...
Archetypal Taurus
Archetypal Taurus is grounded, pragmatic, and at one with the land and senses of the body. Ruled by Venus, it knows the value of good quality items, good, and company. Read on for more, including Planets in Taurus and Taurus in the Houses:
Five of Cups As Feelings
The Five of Cups typically represents some kind of hurt, disappointment, or upset, whatever it may be there is some grieving to do. Once you have felt your emotions, don't forget to appreciate what is still here for you! As we will see, this may have been a blessing in disguise...
Eclipse Rituals
Traditionally, Eclipses were seen as omens of major change, endings, and new beginnings. Here are some Eclipse rituals you can perform to ground into their sometimes unstable energy:
4 of Cups
The Four of Cups is traditionally a card of bored, apathy, and dissatisfaction; however it can also be a need for contemplation and reevaluation of what doesn’t feel like it’s satiating us and why. Read on for more significations, including what it means in a career, love, and general reading:
Archetypal Aries
Archetypal Aries is bold, pioneering, and forthright. Ruled by Mars, it is the Warrior, brave and unafraid to go after what it wants or back down from a fight. Kicking off the whole of the Zodiac, and as a Diurnal, Cardinal Fire Sign, it is an energetic leader. Exalting the Sun, it is confident in its self-assurance. Read on for more: