#tarot

#tarot

Your card for the week is the Four of Swords, which represents rest, peace, self-protection, and the feeling of rejuvenation. The message of this card is especially nice to see at the end of one season and the start of another. When the Four of Swords shows up in a tarot reading, you can take it as a sign to slow way down - if only for a second. If you've been going at full speed all summer long with getaways or a busy work schedule, it might mean you're a little more burnt out than you realize and in need of some R&R.

When the Two of Pentacles pops up in a tarot reading, it's often a sign that you're juggling quite a few commitments, just like the person on the card. It's possible you overbooked yourself, and you know it's going to take some pretty intense concentration to make it all happen.

The High Priestess encourages taking time to slow down and check in with oneself, especially after periods of chaos or stress. Embrace rest and relaxation.

When the Five of Pentacles appears, it highlights feelings of adversity and exclusion, yet it urges you to seek fulfillment through self-reflection and connection.

If you've been meaning to get good at something, whether it's a hobby, craft, or a skill you need for work, you're going to need to study, focus, and most importantly, practice.

The Seven of Swords suggests you'll be extra on-point in detecting bad vibes and uncovering unique solutions to problems that arise.

Whether life's too fast or a little too slow, something will shift in the hours ahead, providing you with a sense of relief or opportunity.

Whether you're a seasoned reader or a curious seeker, this mystical match can help you tap into hidden layers of consciousness.

This card suggests you'll be extra decisive today, so take advantage of it while you can. If you've been waffling over a big decision, tap into the Queen's mental clarity.