May Tarotscopes

May is The Art of Life

Spiral Fibula, 700-800 BCE

Thank you ever so much for being here, and for being paid subscribers of my work. Your support has made such a difference: creating your Tarotscopes now feel so much more fresh, enjoyable, and clear. Your support makes it possible to devote the large amount of time it takes to channel and write for each archetype each month, and I am so grateful to you! 

I have so many ideas about what I want to create and talk about here, while also being cautious about my bandwidth as I continue to recover. 

I’m looking forward to sharing a mix of writings about creativity, femininity, myth, personal essays, money, business, illness, the shadow, spirituality, archetypes, depth psychology, recovery, and all the intersections in-between. I may also include some lighter pieces about things I’m loving, things that are helping me or inspiring me right now, and practices that go “behind the magic,” i.e., how I get things done, create, and channel.  

For now, I can commit to monthly Tarotscopes and Ask Me Anythings for paying subscribers, and another personal piece or so for unpaid! :)))) Just another huge thanks to everyone for being here as I continue to recover and rebuild. Now, here’s our May Playlist, and your May ‘Scopes!

The theme for May is The Art of Life. 

The art of life asks us to examine how we’ve been living and zhoosh it up if necessary. It asks us to cast away all our predispositions for over-analyzing, fantasizing, or promising without follow through. 

May is asking us to live. 

This month is about investments. Investments in energy. In time. In money. In confidence. In reps. Continue to invest in the shifts and momentum April created. 

Once we connect to the green forces of nature all around us, it’s easier to connect to our own. 

This is a month to get outside. 

Do one thing you can manage in this theme every day this month, and by the end of May, things will be so much better. You will have lived and tried so much. You will have made so much art out of your life. 

—Excerpt is from Many Moons, which you can get here.