so you're still thinking about river styx — last call!
i promise you that grief work can make all that heaviness feel easier to bear. i promise you that grief work will shift the way you think about the future. and i promise you that grief work can help you feel more alive, more active, and more excited in your daily life.
"what if i'm also grieving something personal?"
your personal grief is not something you have to check at the door for river styx.
so grief work seems pretty exhausting
when we can recognize why we're so tired, when we can clock that our grief needs some extra care on certain days, when we can direct our grief into activities and efforts that make real change, things start to feel easier, lighter, more hopeful.
so you wanna use tarot to explore emotions & grief
whether we're navigating grief or another emotional experience, the tarot can serve as an incredible companion for building a relationship with those emotions — learning to be with them, tend to them, and honor all that they have to teach us.
don't believe me? let's try it out together, right now.
so you're scared of how deep your grief goes
grief work doesn't have to mean just diving headfirst into an abyss so deep you'll never escape. it means learning how to float, and how to flow.
let me show you.
so you feel guilty calling it grief
while your grief might feel heavy, exhausting, miserable to manage, and entirely overwhelming, it is also a sign that you still care, that you haven't tuned it all out, that your heart is still soft enough to be broken.
nine of cups & the grief of wishes withdrawn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.
september 2026 spreads for all
how can tarot help us understand our grief, and our gratitude? how can tarot clarify what we're wishing for, and the wishes we non longer carry? how can tarot deepen our relationships with our own emotions?
let's pull some cards and find out.
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?
