• Take Only What Resonates
  • Leave the Rest Behind

Welcome ● Dia Duit (Greeting) \"dee-ah gwit"\

Well done, Loveling! You’ve just unlocked a new skill: Offering a Welcome Greeting \”dee-ah gwit”\ in the language of the ‘leabharlannaí draíochta’ (Magical Librarian). Let’s uncover more secrets together!

Remember that you are
FIRE - Burn, Transform,  Adapt,  Ignite AIR - Observe, Breathe, Focus, Decide WATER - Cry, Cleanse, Flow, Let Go EARTH - Ground, Give, Build, Heal SOURCE - Connect, Listen, Know, Be Still

Oracle

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Labyrinth

Passages • Mystery • Unfolding • Complex • Insights

The Labyrinth card represents the winding, meandering path of life’s journey, filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. It invites you to embrace the mystery and uncertainty of your unique path, to trust in the wisdom of your own unfolding. The labyrinth can be disorienting and confusing at times, leading you to question your direction and purpose. It is also a powerful symbol of spiritual pilgrimage, a sacred space for self-discovery and transformation. This card reminds you that the destination is less important than the insights gained along the way.

Reversed: Straight path, lack of complexity, oversimplification, missing depth, absence of mystery.

Your wisdom and inner voice are already within you. Together, we’ll explore. Soon, you will confidently navigate on your own and we can walk each other home.

Tarot

Tarot taps into Your Own Inner Guidance​

Divination speaks your subconscious language.  Symbolism and colors in Tarot cards act as a map, guiding you to answers you already know deep within. Revealing your own intuitive knowledge, they bring confirmation, clarity and confidence to your conscious self. 

Card of the Day

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Judgement

  • Christopher Robin’s Wings: Angelic Humanity DNA awakening
  • The Trumpet: A call to make a decision regarding the past
  • Pooh Stuck in Hole: How our decisions impact our lives—they can trap us or free us
  • Helping Friends: We can change our situation by heeding the lessons being taught in life
  • The Dragonfly & Butterfly: Change, adaptability, self-realization
  • The Spider: Intuition and self-awareness
  • Little Pond of Water: Purification, one’s past is washed away
  • Red and White: Union of opposites

REVERSED: Self-doubt, inner critic, ignoring the call.

6 of Swords

Transition, change, rite of passage, leaving baggage behind. crossing over / out of troubled waters into something better.

REVERSED: Personal transition, resistance to change, unfinished business.

Insight: Suggested ways to use your Card of the Day

  • Focus on a Question or Intention: Begin by centering yourself, taking a few deep breaths, and thinking about a specific question or simply asking for guidance for the day ahead.

  • Click on the card above to reveal your card:  What do  the imagery, symbols, and colors, say to you? Blend your own insights with its traditional meaning to read a more personal message from the card.

  • Interpret the Card: Reflect on how the card’s message may apply to your day or your question. Jot down your thoughts in a journal or a note for future reference.

  • Check Back at the End of the Day: In the evening, revisit the card and compare its message to your actual experiences. Reflect on how the card’s guidance appeared or was relevant, and what lessons you can carry forward from the day. This process helps deepen your understanding of the tarot and strengthens your intuition over time.

What's an Aspect Card?

An Aspect Card in tarot is used to provide additional layers of insight or context to the main card(s) in a spread. It doesn’t stand alone as its own interpretation but is drawn to “clarify” or highlight a specific dimension, influence, or nuance of another card. For example, in a reading, after pulling a card representing a situation or person, an Aspect Card may be drawn to shed light on what underlying energies, emotions, or challenges are affecting that situation.

How It’s Used:

  • Clarification: If a card in the spread is unclear or feels incomplete, an Aspect Card is drawn to give further details.
  • Supportive Information: It can help to explore underlying themes, influences, or hidden factors, showing aspects that aren’t immediately visible from the main card alone.
  • Amplifying a Theme: The Aspect Card can reinforce or modify the message of the primary card, bringing focus to a particular detail that the querent may need to consider.

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