My brain functions differently because of social media and the internet. Who would we be without it?
Sometimes, I pull a card and it doesn’t apply to anything going on in my current life. In the Ten of Swords’ case, that’s probably a good thing because its traditional meaning tends to be heavy, denoting defeat, calamity, and finality. Thankfully, I’m feeling light this morning.
It’s always been my intention to turn on paid subscriptions for my Twists & Turns newsletter. I have two main goals—to be paid for my own work and to pay other contributors for their work.
The Five of Swords carries an important lesson: backing down isn’t a sign of weakness but a decisive action requiring self-awareness and self-reflection.
A tribute to the city I love to hate. Or is it hate to love?
In tarot, the Ten of Swords signifies betrayal by others, and of ourselves. How do we handle it?
What can the movie "Moana" teach us about story structure?