may 2026: five of cups // dams & disappointments
this is the part of the cups story where we decide if we want to finally cross the river, or if we need to stay by the water and feel things for awhile longer.
april 2026: queens, boundaries & structures of care
queens teach us that it is in fact possible to show up generously and joyfully for other people, without giving everything that we have away.
april 2026: four of cups // channels & canals
the four of cups can support us in keeping the waters of our deep emotions, tender secrets, wistful dreams, or intuitive insights protected — so that we can flow when, and how, we choose.
march 2026: three of cups // sharing the rain
having people that we can be raw and emotional with is a potent and powerful balm to this world. it's how we get through all of the chaos and violence and fear and uncertainty that we sit with each day. and it's how we resist the temptation to go numb or ignore our emotions completely.
last call for the grove — and some new tarot spreads too
today, make something weird. drink some water. take your meds. and keep going, even if it's slow.
two of cups & creative devotion
what matters is that you let yourself fall in love with making things that spring entirely from your own heart, and that you keep doing it.
so you want to feel better
what does it look like on the other side? what happens when we actually do the challenging work of learning how to navigate our collective grief?
february 2026: two of cups // when two waters converge
what is your heart trying to tell you? what are you ready to embrace? what are you swimming through, and what are you moving towards?
so you're afraid of your grief.
grief is tangled up in love, in connection, in what we value. at its core, grief is a response and a reaction to loss — and we don't grieve things that we don't love, that we aren't connected to, that we don't value.
so you're eager to find your flow
i cherish my grief for the truths it offers, for the values it reflects, for the depths of emotion that it connects me with. my grief is a reminder that i still care, that i still listen, that i still hope for a bigger, brighter world. my grief means that i'm still alive.
