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The Three of Swords: Why Your Heart is Pierced (and Why That’s a Blessing)
Alright, pull up a chair and grab a drink—or a crystal, whatever keeps you grounded. We need to have a little "heart-to-heart." If you’ve been feeling like your chest is a pincushion lately, or if you’ve found yourself staring at the ceiling at 3 AM wondering why certain people are so damn difficult, then this message is for you. Today, we are talking about the Three of Swords. Now, don't go scrolling away just because you see those three cold blades piercing that bright red
Diane Priestley
9 hours ago5 min read


The Ten of Cups: What Emotional Fulfillment Really Asks of You
There’s a reason the Ten of Cups is one of the most loved cards in the tarot. At first glance, it looks like the “happily ever after” card—love, harmony, connection, and emotional fulfillment. The kind of life we’re told we should want. But when this card shows up as the energy of the week, it’s not making promises.It ’s asking questions. And sometimes those questions are uncomfortable. What the Ten of Cups Is Really About At its core, the Ten of Cups is about emotional alig
Diane Priestley
Jan 252 min read


Seven of Wands: Standing Your Ground When the Pressure Hits
There’s a moment that comes after growth that nobody really warns you about. It’s not the beginning — beginnings are exciting and hopeful. It’s not the struggle — you expect struggle when you’re learning something new. It’s the moment when you’ve finally claimed your space… and suddenly, everything feels harder. That’s the energy of the Seven of Wands. This card tends to show up when you’ve already done something brave. You spoke up. You stepped forward. You claimed author
Diane Priestley
Jan 183 min read


The Tower (Reversed): When the World Breaks Your Heart — and What Healing Actually Looks Like
Some weeks don’t feel symbolic.They feel raw. This week has been one of those. I’ve cried more than once. Not dramatic sobbing—just tears slipping out when I wasn’t expecting them. I’ve stared at my phone too long. I’ve read comment sections I knew better than to read. I’ve gotten pulled into Facebook arguments that changed absolutely nothing except my blood pressure. You know the kind.The ones where nobody is listening.Everyone is defending.And grief turns into performance
Diane Priestley
Jan 113 min read


Ace of Pentacles: When the Universe Says Yes, What Will You Do?
There are tarot cards that whisper. The Ace of Pentacles is not one of them. This card shows up when the Universe is being very clear—almost blunt. A hand extends from the clouds, offering a coin. Something real. Something usable. Something that can grow. And the message is simple: Yes. If you’ve been asking a question lately—about money, health, work, stability, or your next step—this card is your answer. Not a promise of instant results. Not a fairy tale. But an opportunit
Diane Priestley
Jan 42 min read


The 3-Minute Positivity Journal Review: A Simple Daily Practice That Actually Works
I recommend gratitude lists and affirmations to my followers all the time. Not because they’re trendy, but because they work — especially when life feels overwhelming, unfocused, or heavy. So when The 3-Minute Positivity Journal by Kristen Butler came into my hands, I was curious but cautious. I’ve seen plenty of journals promise transformation and then deliver vague prompts that are hard to stick with. This one surprised me — in a grounded, practical way. WHAT THE 3-MINUTE
Diane Priestley
Jan 12 min read


You’re Allowed to Begin Without a Plan
Every year, right about now, I start hearing the same tired language everywhere:discipline, goals, grind, fix yourself, do better this time. And every year, I want to gently say—that’s not how real change actually works. This week’s card is The Fool, and it couldn’t be more perfect for the New Year.Not because it promises success.Not because it guarantees results.But because it gives you something far more important: Permission. The Fool Is Not Careless—He’s Unburdened People
Diane Priestley
Dec 28, 20252 min read


Judgement Tarot: Releasing the Old Year and Answering the Call of 2026
There’s a strange energy in the days after Christmas and before the New Year. The decorations are still up, the calendar hasn’t turned yet, but something inside us already knows: This chapter is closing. I’ve learned over the years that this is not the time to force resolutions or hustle myself into reinvention. It’s a threshold. A pause. A breath. And the tarot card that speaks most clearly to this moment is Judgement. Not judgment in the shame-based, finger-wagging sense —
Diane Priestley
Dec 22, 20252 min read


Temperance: The Holiday Reminder You Actually Need
The holidays are often painted as a season of joy, generosity, and togetherness.And sometimes they are.But for many people, they’re also exhausting. Extra obligations. Extra spending. Extra emotional labor. Old family dynamics. Pressure to show up, show out, and hold everything together Often at the expense of your own well-being. This is where the tarot card Temperance steps in with a message that feels almost radical this time of year. Temperance Tarot Meaning: Balance, Not
Diane Priestley
Dec 16, 20252 min read


Two of Pentacles — The Holiday Balancing Act
The holidays turn all of us into jugglers, acrobats, emotional support elves, and part-time therapists. One minute you’re decorating cookies, the next you’re fighting with the wrapping paper, and somewhere in there you’re supposed to remember to breathe, be grateful, stay cheerful, and magically not gain five pounds or go broke. It’s a LOT. So when the Two of Pentacles showed up as this week’s card, I laughed. Out loud. Because of course it did — this card is the holiday
Diane Priestley
Dec 7, 20253 min read


Gratitude Is the Wish You Grant Yourself
Thanksgiving has always been the traditional time to be thankful… but what does that really mean? And why only at Thanksgiving? Most folks walk around taking things for granted — running water, warm beds, working legs, a roof that doesn’t leak. Simple things someone else out there would give anything to have. And the Universe? Oh, she notices. In her world, like attracts like, and gratitude is a magnet for more blessings. The Nine of Cups is known as the “wish card,” but peop
Diane Priestley
Nov 24, 20252 min read


The Star- Hope when you need it most.
I lost my heart dog on October 28th. Magic was 13 years old, and I knew it would come soon. That was a ripe old age for a German Shepherd, but she was feisty til the end. I knew it was coming, but I wasn’t ready, and when she took her last breath it felt like my heart was being ripped from my body. Grief is a funny thing, it comes in waves. One moment you’re fine, and the next something triggers that vast searing and tearing that renders you undone in places you didn’t know c
Diane Priestley
Nov 16, 20251 min read


🔥 The 8 of Wands — When Everything Starts Falling Into Place
You know that moment when the energy shifts? When everything that felt stuck suddenly starts moving again? That’s the 8 of Wands — momentum, alignment, and the magic of being in motion.This card isn’t about chaos; it’s about clarity in speed. It reminds us that progress happens fastest when we’re aligned, focused, and fueled by passion. One Step, One Wand, One Goal The 8 of Wands is pure forward motion. Each wand flies straight because it’s been released with intention — no
Diane Priestley
Nov 3, 20252 min read


The Five of Cups — Healing What Still Hurts
We’ve all had those moments — standing in the ruins of what used to be, staring at what spilled out, feeling like the world tilted and forgot to put us back together. That’s the energy of the Five of Cups. It’s grief, disappointment, and regret all sitting at your kitchen table, waiting for you to notice them. But the Five of Cups isn’t just about loss. It’s about what happens after — when you realize that healing doesn’t come from pretending you’re fine, but from honoring wh
Diane Priestley
Oct 27, 20253 min read


The King of Wands: Leading with Fire and Heart
The King of Wands doesn’t wait for permission — he builds his own throne out of passion and purpose. He’s the sacred fire that burns with intention, the visionary who sees what others can’t and brings it to life through action, courage, and belief.He’s not just a leader. He’s inspiration in motion. 🔥 The Messag e:You already have the fire. The King of Wands appears when you’re being called to step into your power — not as a dictator, but as a creator. This is confidence bo
Diane Priestley
Oct 20, 20252 min read


The High Priestess: Reclaiming the Lost Divine Feminine
She sits between the pillars of shadow and light, calm as moonlight on still water. The High Priestess doesn’t shout—she knows. She is the keeper of mystery, the bridge between seen and unseen, the pulse of ancient feminine power the world once tried to bury.But here’s the thing—you can’t bury what’s eternal. The Divine Feminine was never destroyed, only disguised. And now, She’s rising again through each of us brave enough to listen. Reconnecting with this energy doesn’t mea
Diane Priestley
Oct 13, 20252 min read


Ace of Swords: Clarity, Curiosity, and Truth Revealed
The Ace of Swords is a card of fresh insight, mental sharpness, and that restless curiosity that pushes us forward. When this card shows...
Diane Priestley
Oct 6, 20252 min read


The Lovers Card — More Than Romance
When most people see The Lovers in a tarot reading, their mind jumps straight to romance. Soulmates. That “meant-to-be” energy. And yes,...
Diane Priestley
Sep 29, 20252 min read


Heeding the Call: The Judgement Card in Tarot
People hear the word “judgement” and immediately think of punishment, shame, or being scolded by the Universe. But in tarot, Judgement...
Diane Priestley
Sep 22, 20252 min read


The Nine of Wands — From Trauma to Triumph
The Nine of Wands: The PTSD Card of Tarot The Nine of Wands is sometimes called the PTSD card of the tarot. Its image shows a battered,...
Diane Priestley
Sep 8, 20252 min read
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