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Self-Care as Self-Trust, Self-Trust as the Gateway to Intuition The High Priestess is the quiet pulse beneath the noise — the part of us that knows, even when we don’t yet have the words. She represents intuition, sacred knowledge, inner guidance, and the wisdom that rises when we get still enough to hear ourselves. But there’s a piece of her story that often gets overlooked, both in tarot and in life: **We can’t access deep intuition if we don’t trust ourselves. And we can’t

Drip...   Drip...   Drip...   Your lies Fall like desiccated Dreams— Splashing on the pavement of my soul.   Forty years later, Well’s run dry, Steady decimation Left a hole.   No woman, No cry.   A hole to fill With absurdities, Binaries, And boy toys.   I’m no Pinocchio. No lies detected, Accusations— Now tested.   Cracks along the Edges of the sidewalk, Covered up with children’s Doodles made of chalk.   Can’t hide the breaking— Silence of those who never talk.

You Already Hold More Than You Realize Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been talking about The Fool and the courage it takes to step into something new. The Fool asks us to trust the leap. The Magician asks us to trust ourselves. In tarot, The Magician stands at the threshold between potential and action. One hand raised, one hand grounded, he becomes the conduit between “what could be” and “what I’m choosing to create.” On the table in front of him, we see the symbols of

Holiday Support, Clarity & Magic — Introducing My Seasonal Coaching + Tarot Packages The holidays bring a strange mix of sparkle and strain. For many of us, this time of year is equal parts joy, pressure, emotional landmines, and unexpected growth edges. Boundaries get tested. Old wounds resurface. We’re trying to take care of everyone else and not lose ourselves in the process. Every year, I hear clients say the same thing: “I just need a little support to get through this s

We tend to think of “the precipice” — that cliff’s-edge moment before a big beginning — as something monumental. A career change. A breakup. A cross-country move. A leap of faith that shakes the ground beneath us. But the truth is, we stand on that edge every single day. Each conversation, each choice, each moment of stillness — they all carry the power to shift who we’re becoming. A few weeks ago, I was reminded of that in something as ordinary as boarding a plane. Terin sta

Starting something new shouldn’t feel terrifying — but often, it does. Not because we’re weak or lazy, but because beginnings ask for something vulnerable: trust. Every new start — a boundary, a goal, a change — means stepping into a space where the outcome isn’t guaranteed. And for a nervous system that’s learned safety through predictability, that unknown can feel like danger. So we wait. We overthink. We tell ourselves it’s not the right time. But here’s the truth: courage