The soul journey through the Thoth tarot cards: The Tower

Posted on Nov 27, 2013 in Tarot

Continuing my journey through the spiritual development meaning of Tarot cards, specifically the major arcana of the Thoth deck, we reach number 16…..

The Tower Tarot card

For me, this is the card that speaks most eloquently of a spiritual breakthrough, a sudden revelation that changes dramatically the way you look at the world and how you live in it. Like a bolt from the blue, a new and dramatic insight blasts away all the carefully constructed beliefs and concepts that restrict the free expression of your soul.

Help is at hand – community consciousness

Posted on Nov 18, 2013 in Spiritual living

It’s almost two months now since we became motorhome nomads, and even I am surprised at how easily I’ve adjusted to this way of life. There isn’t one thing I’ve got fed up with (not even my partner George!) or one thing about house-based living I’ve pined for. I have really seen in very practical terms that it’s your attitude that determines how you experience life. Probably because I’m seeing each moment as an adventure, I’m enjoying absolutely everything, even the difficulties and challenges.

The soul journey through the Thoth tarot cards: The Devil

Posted on Oct 23, 2013 in Tarot

Continuing my journey through the spiritual development meaning of Tarot cards, specifically the major arcana of the Thoth deck, we reach number 15…..

The Devil Tarot card

I love this card. It leads perfectly on from the Art card which taught you about acceptance and reconciling opposites, because the Devil takes you further beyond accepted morals and social judgements to embrace all of life and who you are fully and passionately. Particularly, I feel, with reference to your body and sexuality.

Moving on

Posted on Oct 11, 2013 in Spiritual living

You would think that making the decision to move out of your familiar house and go travelling in a motor home would be the difficult bit. After all, you’re taking a great leap of faith and letting go of all your security blankets (well, mine anyway). But in my case that was the easy part. It was the actual getting away that would prove challenging.