#tarot

#tarot

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.

The Tower indicates unavoidable chaos leading to necessary transformation; it compels you to address the unnoticed issues and make empowering changes in your life.

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

If the day throws a mishap or frustrating moment your way - like a flat tire or a rude customer at work - Temperance reminds you to take it all in stride.

"If you're in a partnership, this week could bring a sense of unity, possibly even discussions about future plans - moving in together, engagement, or strengthening family bonds."

One mini mistake is all it may take to lose control, but the reality is that you're more organized than you realize and can cope with chaos.

Even if you're normally slow to get going on a Monday morning, something about today has you revved up. You're full of ideas - and a little bit of attitude - and you're feeling more than ready to take on the day.

Tarot can serve as a powerful tool for self-reflection, as it compels users to interpret cards that often mirror their inner desires and fears.

"This card encourages you to embrace love with an open heart, fostering intimacy through care and affection," says Wang.

Today's tarot card is Death, which symbolizes transformation, endings, and letting go, promoting fresh starts and shedding things that hold you back.

The Four of Cups represents apathy, boredom, and a general sense of dissatisfaction, advising a retreat into solitude to recharge after social activities.

On Sunday, March 2, stop by the Los Gatos Library from 1-3 p.m. for an introduction to tarot. The class will outline the history of tarot and tarot cards, and offer a chance to learn shuffling techniques for the ancient practice.