nine of cups & the grief of wishes withdrawn
this card doesn't HAVE to be grief work — but it certainly can be, if we let it.
how is your heart grieving?
what does grief look like for you right now? what shape does your grief take? how is it showing up? and what is it costing you to hold your grief in whatever way you're holding it?
september 2026: nine of cups // wishing well
throwing a coin into water isn't just about the wish we make — it's also about the ripples of water, the others who might hear our quiet prayer, the impact that our desire to bring more love or companionship or community or beauty or art or magic or care into this world has on everyone around us.
ten years of tarot
tarot has become a commitment, a devotion, a path i never want to stop walking.
august 2026: eight of cups // following the current
when we're brave enough to follow where our heart has been leading us, to let that steady current carry us to whatever ending we're moving into, sometimes the thing we find is something we can't reach without leaving something else behind.
july 2026: seven of cups // head in the clouds
where have you internally decided that you can only have one thing, one path, one dream? what would it look like to look underneath the vision, to identify the real desire, and to prioritize the need or desire you're chasing instead of getting caught up in specifics?
tarot, AI, and the power of process
there is zero benefit to you in outsourcing your fluency, intuition, creativity, experiences, discernment, and meaning-making to an AI chatbot.
june 2026: six of cups // raising our glasses
the six of cups isn't about every single moment being perfect and magical and flawless — it's about the trying, the showing up, the consistent effort to deepen connections. it's about the intimacy of imperfect effort.
fives, kings, and directing change
kings show us that it's possible to protect what we love while also making space for it to blossom in new ways, ways that honor all that something has grown into.
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.