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Temporada 18
Green
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Intro to Color Magic
Temporada 17
11/11 Stargate Spread
por Camille A. Saunders
In this episode, we talk about the power of green—the color of growth, life, and living, breathing abundance. Green invites you to ground, soften, and remember that you are part of a larger, living ecosystem. Understanding Green in Color Magic In nature, green is most present in chlorophyll—the pigment that allows plants to photosynthesize and turn sunlight into energy. It is the color of leaves, grass, new growth, and many of the environments we move through every day. Historically, green has also been connected to wealth, merchants, and bankers, which is why it still shows up in associations with money and prosperity. In the chakra system, green is tied to the heart chakra—our capacity to love, grieve, heal, and hold ourselves and others with compassion. In color magic, green can represent: The earth element and nature magic Fertility, growth, and new opportunities Healing, balance, and courage of the heart Prosperity, work, and long-term stability Luck and positive change in direction Green is the color of Friday | Venus | Freyja: the day of art, love, beauty, pleasure, and creative fertility. Many witches work with green on Fridays for: Money magic and prosperity work Fertility in all forms - creative, emotional, and physical Love spells, music, and pleasure rituals Heart-healing and reconnecting with joy in the body Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Green Because green is so strongly tied to the earth and to the heart, it appears often in tarot cards that speak to growth, embodiment, practicality, and emotional resilience. The Desert Illuminations Tarot by Lindsay D. Williams Page of Swords - Green here holds honesty, integrity, curiosity, and the willingness to look at the truth with an open mind and open heart. Eight of Wands - Green emphasizes momentum, clarity of direction, and the fertile rush of events unfolding quickly. Ace of Pentacles - This Ace is the seed of prosperity and tangible security. The green field behind them points to down-to-earth growth, practical work, and building something solid over time. The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington The World - Green here speaks to cycles, completion, and the living, resilient ecosystem of your life. It is wholeness that still belongs to the land. Ten of Daggers (Ten of Swords) - Green in this card can suggest the possibility of healing and renewal after burnout, painful endings, or mental overwhelm. Two of Cactus (Two of Pentacles) - Green highlights balance, adaptability, and the grounded flexibility needed to juggle multiple responsibilities without losing your center. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From Seasons of the Witch Samhain Oracle, I pulled Rooted (Reversed). Reversed, Rooted suggests that you may feel unsafe, scattered, or unmoored. Your magic might feel “off,” your nervous system may be on edge, or you might be trying to manifest without tending to the foundations underneath you. Before you focus on big goals, this card asks you to come back to earth-based practices, to your breath, and to the simple rituals that help you feel held. Reflective prompts on this card: Where in my life do I feel ungrounded or overstretched right now? How might my magic or spiritual wor
In this episode, we talk about the power of blue—the color of sky, sea, truth, and clear communication. Blue invites you to soften your nervous system, speak honestly, and move from calm, grounded integrity. What we explore in this episode: How blue shows up in nature, history, and symbolism Planetary and day-of-the-week correspondences for blue How blue shows up in tarot symbolism and deck imagery Ways to bring blue into your spiritual and everyday routines Understanding Blue in Color MagicBlue is one of the primary colors and lies between violet and cyan on the visible spectrum. We see it most in the sky and the sea, which is why blue is so often associated with distance, calm, and vastness. Culturally, blue is linked to peace, stability, sadness, imagination, and trust. Blue is associated with the throat chakra, which governs our voice, integrity, and truth. Blue is the color of Thursday | Jupiter | Thor: dedication, endurance, faithfulness, luck, legal matters, loyalty, and money magic. Blue supports long-term commitments and big-picture thinking—the slow, steady path that still honors your values. To align with blue's magic, you can: Wear blue on Thursdays for protection, luck, and steadiness Use blue candles for truth-telling, clarity, or court and legal workings Work with blue for vocal healing, communication spells, and calm emotional processing Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Blue Blue often appears in tarot where calm, depth, and emotional or spiritual honesty are needed. It shows us where we are invited to tell the truth, listen to our inner voice, or rest into trust. The Herbcrafter’s Tarot Borage - Six of Water (Six of Cups) - Blue star-shaped flowers and a lake in the background evoke emotional softness, sweetness, and nostalgic healing. Blue here feels like a gentle return to what has nourished you. Elder - Four of Fire (Four of Wands) - Dark blue-black elderberries and a cozy hearth invite celebration, protection, and communal warmth. Blue holds the sense of spiritual protection around the home and the heart. Chicory - Two of Air (Two of Swords) - Blue-purple chicory flowers mirror the tension of mental crossroads and decision-making, asking you to balance thought, intuition, and honesty. The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington Three of Pentacles - A cool blue-toned background around three reaching hands highlights collaboration, shared skills, and harmonious teamwork. High Priestess - Cloaked in blue with her feet in water, the High Priestess embodies mystery, intuition, and quiet knowing - the deep, still pool of inner wisdom. Knight of Cups - A figure holding a hot drink and a blue book, eyes closed in serenity, shows blue as emotional intelligence, calm action, and imagination in motion. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From Anima Mundi Tarot Deck by Megan Wyreweden, I pulled The Fool (Reversed). Reversed, the Fool asks you to pause before leaping. This is the energy of recklessness, naivete, or ignoring consequences. Reflective prompts on this card: Where am I rushing ahead without considering the full picture? What am I pretending "will work out somehow" that actually needs a plan? What would it look like to move forward with both trust and thoughtful preparation? <b
In this episode, we talk about the power of purple—a color of royalty, rarity, magic, and spiritual connection. From ancient snail-dyes reserved for emperors to contemporary associations with mystery and intuition, purple bridges the realms of crown, cosmos, and inner knowing. In tarot, it often shows up where power, spirit, and transformation meet. Understanding Purple in Color Magic Purple sits between red and blue, blending passion with spacious calm. Historically, it was one of the rarest colors to produce—Tyrian purple dye was made from sea snails and reserved for emperors, clergy, and nobility. Because of this, purple became tied to royalty, wealth, power, rarity, and sacred status. In modern associations, purple is often linked with magic, mystery, spirituality, ambition, and the mystical or erotic. In color magic, purple represents: The crown chakra and connection to the divine Spiritual development and higher wisdom Intuition, psychic sensitivity, and spirit communication Ambition, progress, and self-mastery Protection, occultism, and energetic sovereignty Purple is linked to Wednesday | Mercury: communication, insight, resourcefulness, and learning. To align with purple’s magic, choose practices that engage intuition, study, spirit work, or your higher self. Many witches work with purple on Wednesdays to support clear communication with spirit, sharper intuition, and growth in their craft. Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Purple Purple in tarot tends to show up where spirit, rarity, and elevation are present. It shows us where we are being invited to see the bigger pattern, trust our intuitive knowing, or honor the sacredness of our journey. The Sasuraibito Tarot Ten of Pentacles - A cosmic purple-indigo sky around a family scene suggests that stability, legacy, and home are not just practical but spiritually woven and blessed. Two of Wands - A purple and indigo circle with a central sigil points to magical planning, stepping into possibility, and visioning a future guided by intuition. Page of Cups - A figure in a starry purple dress holds a key and stands with a keyhole at the heart, embodying emotional openness, self-trust, and the sacred act of listening to your own heart. Therapist Who Tarot Prompts The Magician - Surrounded by purple layers and aura, this card emphasizes focused will, spiritual channeling, and the power to work directly with unseen forces. The Lovers - A yellow and purple snake wraps through the image, highlighting choice, relational complexity, and the spiritually charged nature of love and commitment. Wheel of Fortune - Purple and yellow orbs swirl around a central figure, underscoring the spiritual dimension of change, fate, and cycles beyond our control. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Desert Illuminations Tarot, I pulled the Ace of Daggers (Upright). This card invites you to cut through fog, name what you know, and move forward with clear intention, while staying rooted in integrity rather than ego. Reflective prompts on this card: Which color feels restorative to me right now? Where could I invite this hue into my day (body, space, altar)? How can I simplify my magic to make it sustainable and joyful? </li
In this episode, we talk about the power of red—the color of fire, passion, courage, and raw life force. Whether you're new to tarot or deep in your craft, red invites you to reconnect with your body, your vitality, and your power. What we explore in this episode: What Color Magic is and how to use it intuitively The traditional planetary and day-of-the-week color correspondences How color shows up in tarot symbolism Ways to incorporate color into your spiritual and mundane routines Understanding Red in Color Magic Red is the longest wavelength of visible light, which is why we instinctively feel its intensity. Across cultures and history, red has symbolized power, vitality, sexuality, danger, heat, courage, blood, life, and sacrifice. It is one of humanity’s oldest colors—used in prehistoric cave art, ancient rituals, armor, and holy ceremonies. In color magic, red represents: Fire Strength and vitality Power and momentum Courage and assertiveness Passion, sexuality, and desire Survival instincts and energetic drive Red is the color of Tuesday | Mars: assertive, strategic, competitive, courageous. Red is an activator. It signals movement, quickening, and awakening. It tells the body: Wake up. Pay attention. Act. To align with red’s magic, choose practices that engage the body, heat, passion, or courage. Red is powerful magic for: Conflict resolution Physical strength Legal matters Vitality and endurance Logic and decisive action War magic or protective magic This is why many witches wear red or pink on Tuesdays—to embody courage, direction, and unwavering momentum. Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Red Many central archetypes in tarot wear red because red conveys power and agency. Red in tarot shows where you must take initiative, trust your inner fire, or call on courage. The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington Five of Swords - Red emphasizes conflict, self-sabotage, and sharp internal battles. Nine of Cups - Pink-red hues connect to self-love, softness, and emotional fullness. King of Cups - A red-orange tunic reminds us that emotional intelligence requires inner strength. Therapists Who Tarot Deck, Prompts by Dreya Blume, and Images by Rebecca Bloom The Hermit - A red, flame-like interior glow suggests the sacred fire of inner transformation. The Tower - Red marks crisis, explosive change, and the lightning-bolt moment of truth. Four of Wands - Red celebrations, community warmth, joy, and shared passion. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Goddess of Love Tarot Deck, who also goes by snakes4hair, I pulled The Hermit (Upright). The Hermit invites you into a different kind of fire: the inner flame of devotion, soul-searching, and emotional truth. Reflective prompts on this card: What part of my life is asking for honest attention? Where do I feel a spark that wants tending? What truth is burning quietly inside me? How can solitude help me reconnect with desire or purpose? <
In this episode, we talk about the power of white—moonlight, snow, fresh pages, and the soft beginnings of something new. White is often linked to purity and holiness, but it’s also deeply tied to mourning, thresholds, and spiritual reset. What we explore in this episode: How white shows up in religion, ritual, and cultural symbolism Lunar and Monday correspondences associated with white How white functions symbolically in tarot Understanding White in Color Magic White is the lightest color and is considered achromatic—it has no hue of its own, but reflects and scatters almost all visible wavelengths of light. In that way, it symbolically holds all colors at once. Because of this, white is often associated with: Purity and cleansing New beginnings and “blank slate” energy Clarity, honesty, and spiritual connection Peace, simplicity, and neutrality In color magic, white is linked to Monday and the Moon, supporting magic for dreams, intuition, home and family, healing, and ocean-tide energy. In general color magic, white also works as a universal stand-in for any other color. Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of White In Rider–Waite–Smith–inspired decks, white appears as a quiet but powerful symbol. It consistently speaks to innocence, cleansing, emotional honesty, rebirth, and the liminal spaces where transformation begins. Death rides a white horse, symbolizing that endings are natural, pure, and necessary for rebirth. Even though we often associate death with black, the white horse emphasizes the sacredness of transition. Temperance is typically robed in white, pouring water between cups. Her clothing represents balance, purity, and the inner knowing that you already hold what you need—highlighting themes of spiritual integration and emotional wholeness. From other decks featured in the episode: Herbcrafter’s Tarot - Yarrow (Ace of Air) - A delicate white flower symbolizing healing, clarity, and mental fresh starts. Datura (The Moon) - A potent white bloom tied to trance, altered consciousness, and the subconscious. Valerian (Eight of Water) - A plant for rest and sleep, mirroring white’s connection to surrender, release, and emotional unwinding. Goddess of Love Tarot - Maiden of Cups - Pearls, white shells, and crown imagery highlight vulnerability, emotional honesty, and being guided by love. Norse Goddess Rune Oracle - Rindr - The mother of Váli, the god born to avenge Baldr’s death. Rindr’s card would reflect her role in catalyzing justice and transformation, divine intervention, and the fierce, complex side of feminine power. Berkana -The birch goddess, with her white peeling bark and mothering presence, represents growth, birth, and renewal. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Citadel: A Fantasy Oracle by Fen Inkwright, I pulled the The Captain (Upright). The Captain card us that, true leadership and stability come from working with many different people, skills, and perspectives. You don’t have to do everything alone. Reflective prompts on this card: Where am I trying to carry everything by myse
In this episode, we talk about the power of black—its associations with Saturn, protection, banishing, and the underworld, its misunderstood cultural symbolism, and how black appears throughout tarot as a reminder of endings, boundaries, and necessary transformation. What we explore in this episode: Black as the color of protection, boundaries, endings, and the void How black connects to Saturn, banishing magic, and the shadow self Why black is culturally coded as “negative” and why that’s incomplete How the color black shows up across tarot symbolism Black is often described as the absence of visible light. In magical and symbolic language, black represents the void, the unknown, the unseen, and the spaces where transformation quietly takes shape. Black is commonly associated with: Protection and warding Banishing and unbinding Truth-telling and stripping away illusions Releasing, endings, and letting the old cycle die Saturn: discipline, responsibility, time, and boundaries Shadow work - not “bad,” simply the truths we’ve tucked away Understanding Black in Color MagicBlack can be culturally misunderstood because of language and imagery that tie “darkness” to “bad” and “light” to “good.” But in reality, black is not evil. Black is depth, protection, shadow, mystery, rest, and the fertile soil where new things grow. Work with black magic in simple, grounding ways: wear black for protection or shadow work, burn a black candle to release old patterns, try a void meditation to sink into calming darkness, journal honestly about what needs to end, use black crystals or herbs like obsidian or Mugwort, and align your release rituals with the new moon’s return to the cosmic void. Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Black In tarot, black is often used deliberately to convey depth, severity, or transition. Many Rider–Waite–Smith–based cards use black to highlight the heaviness or intensity of a moment, but the deeper message is always one of transition, not doom. The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington Anima Mundi Tarot Deck by Megan Wyreweden Norse Goddess Rune Oracle by Rebecca Joy Stark and illustrated by Sharon McLeod Common “black-heavy” cards include: Death - transformation, cycles, shedding the old The Devil - shadow, entanglement, exploring what binds us The Tower - destruction that leads to truth and awakening The Nine & Ten of Swords - mental overwhelm, the darkest before the dawn The Five of Cups - grief, sorrow, the heaviness of cloaked emotion 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Citadel: A Fantasy Oracle by Fen Inkwright, I pulled The Founder (Upright). The Founder reminds us that even after destruction, there must be rebuilding. Something may be ending, shedding, or collapsing, but that frees you to build something truer, sturdier, and more aligned. Ref
Welcome to Season 18 of Everyday Tarot, where we’ll explore how color connects to tarot archetypes, personal energy, and daily magic. In this episode, we talk about the magic of yellow—its solar roots, its relationship to tarot symbolism, and simple ways to work with yellow as both a bright, hopeful energy and a force that deserves respect and balance. What we explore in this episode: The energetic, magical, and elemental correspondences of the color yellow Why Sunday is the day of yellow in traditional magical systems Solar magic, personal power, warmth, vitality, and clarity How yellow interacts with tarot archetypes Understanding Yellow in Color MagicIt’s the color of illumination—both literal and metaphorical. Yellow wakes up the mind, sparks inspiration, and helps us “brighten” pathways toward change. Yellow is associated with: The Sun and solar deities The element of Air The solar plexus chakra Clarity, intellect, memory, mental processes Prosperity, creativity, self-promotion, authority Hope, optimism, dawn, beginnings, possibility If you want to honor yellow specifically, you might work more intentionally with it on Sundays: wear yellow, light a gold or yellow candle, or spend time in literal sunlight (or imagining it, if you live somewhere cloudy and rainy). Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Yellow Yellow is everywhere in the tarot. In the Rider–Waite–Smith system, many backgrounds are intentionally painted yellow to communicate optimism, warmth, clarity, and potential. This color creates an atmosphere where insight feels accessible. It communicates, “Something is opening. Something is possible.” Notable yellow-rich cards include: The Sun - joy, vitality, illumination, growth The Fool - beginner’s mind, openness, hope, fresh possibility The Magician - confidence, self-actualization, creative power Queen of Wands - charisma, warmth, visibility, inner fire Many Wands cards - spark, movement, desire, creative ignition In decks like The Herbcrafter’s Tarot, yellow plants like St. John’s Wort or dandelion show up to mirror the healing, solar, and uplifting qualities of the color. Even the earth-element suit of Pentacles sometimes leans toward yellow— like coins, gold tones, grounded prosperity, warmth, and physical vitality. 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Desert Illuminations Tarot by Lindsay D. Williams, I pulled the Four of Wands (Upright). A card of warmth, comfort, celebration, and emotional fulfillment. Like the golden glow of sunset, this card is a reminder to pause, appreciate, and let the good moments count. Reflective prompts on this card: Where is yellow showing up in my life right now—mentally, emotionally, spiritually? What can I celebrate today, even if it's small? What part of my inner fire needs attention or nurturing? Ways to Connect & Support Grab my Queer Coven Spooky 6-card spread here! Check out my episode of Kayla Moore’s Connected Pleasure podcast, Living by the Body, Dreaming of Land, and Weaving the Future.
Welcome to Season 18 of Everyday Tarot, where we’ll explore how color connects to tarot archetypes, personal energy, and daily magic. What we explore in this episode: What Color Magic is and how to use it intuitively The traditional planetary and day-of-the-week color correspondences How color shows up in tarot symbolism Ways to incorporate color into your spiritual and mundane routines Understanding Color MagicColor magic is one of the simplest ways to bring more mindfulness and magic into your daily life. It’s not about elaborate rituals or complicated correspondences—it’s about noticing. The colors you wear, the foods you eat, the candles you light, even the tones in your home all carry energetic signatures. When you choose them with awareness, you begin to weave subtle threads of magic through your every day. Days of the Week Correspondences A playful way to incorporate color magic is to match your clothing or rituals to the planetary energy of the day: Sunday - Sun - Yellow/Gold - vitality, confidence, warmth Monday - Moon - White/Silver - intuition, rest, reflection Tuesday - Mars - Red - courage, conflict resolution, momentum Wednesday - Mercury - Purple (or Orange) - learning, writing, connection Thursday - Jupiter - Blue - expansion, faith, luck Friday - Venus - Green/Pink - love, pleasure, beauty, magnetism Saturday - Saturn - Black/Charcoal - boundaries, protection, discipline Simple & Practical Color Magic Applications Choose a color each day that represents how you want to feel. As you repeat this practice, you’ll begin to notice patterns—what colors you crave when you’re tired, joyful, or creative. That awareness itself becomes part of the magic. Get dressed with purpose (scarf, socks, nails, jewelry) Candle color for spell/ritual intention Color your altar (cloths, flowers, stones) Choose foods and teas by hue Gentle home changes bedding, throw pillows, mugs Color in Tarot Color is one of the tarot’s most expressive languages. The Rider–Waite–Smith deck, for instance, uses color intentionally: reds for passion and drive, yellows for illumination, blues for truth and reflection. Even small details—like the color of a sky or a cloak—carry layers of meaning. Lunar Color Magic Beyond the cards, even the moon teaches us color magic. Each hue it wears carries its own rhythm and message: Blood Red - transformation, endings, and powerful release Golden Yellow - joy, confidence, vitality Burnt Orange - creativity, change, and renewal White - clarity, peace, purification Blue Moon - rarity, reflection, reset Lavender / Purple - intuition, liminality, dreams Black / Dark Moon - rest, protection, stillness 💭 Today's Tarot Pull: From The Desert Illuminations Tarot by Lindsay D. Williams, I pulled the Ten of Wands (Upright). The Ten of Wands reminds us that even magic can become heavy if we overcommit. Color Magic doesn’t need to be elaborate or exhausting. Let it be a gentle, sensory ritual that supports rather than overwhelms. Reflective prompts on this card: Which color feels restorative to me right now? Where could I invite this hue into my day (body, space, altar)? How can I simplify my magic to make it sustainable
Welcome back to Everyday Tarot, your daily dive into the divine wisdom of the cards. Season 17 is all about seasonal tarot spreads for Autumn—cozy, reflective layouts to help you release what’s no longer needed, reconnect with your body, and plant seeds for what’s next. In today’s episode, we’re exploring the 11/11 Stargate Tarot Spread by Emerald Lotus—a six-card cosmic layout opens the energetic portal of 11/11 What we explore in this episode: The 11/11 Stargate Tarot Spread from Emerald Lotus Divination The spiritual and numerological meaning of 11:11 How to connect with cosmic energy for personal and collective transformation Moving from awareness to embodiment through tarot and shadow work 11/11 Stargate Tarot Spread November 11—known to many as 11/11—is often seen as a numerological “portal,” a day when manifestation energy and cosmic awareness feel amplified. Whether you see 11:11 on a clock, receipt, or license plate, these repeating numbers invite you to pause and listen. Something—your higher self, your guides, or the universe itself—is calling your attention. The 11/11 Stargate Tarot Spread, created by Emerald Lotus Divination, opens this symbolic gateway through six reflective prompts. It’s a spread for awakening, release, and alignment—a way to harmonize your inner transformation with the vast rhythm of the cosmos. The Prompts: What can I do to step into the portal of 11:11 cosmic energy? What do I need to be fully aware of spiritually? The intention I’m currently giving out to the cosmos. How can I better align with my intention? How new downloads will come through for me over the next few days? The new wave of cosmic energy causing a shift in the coming months. Credit The 11/11 Stargate Tarot Spread from Emerald Lotus Divination 1. Four of Chilies (Reversed) Step into the portal through rest. You’ve built the foundation—now it’s time to pause, breathe, and let your growth catch up to you. 2. Eight of Swords (Reversed) Liberation begins when you stop waiting for rescue. This is your invitation to untie yourself from limiting beliefs. 3. Ace of Daggers (Reversed) Clarity may feel clouded, but the spark of purpose is still there. Use your insight as a tool, not a weapon. 4. The Devil (Reversed) Shadow work is sacred work. You align with your intention by facing the habits and attachments that keep you small. 5. Judgment (Reversed) Revelation arrives through release. Allow truth to surface, even if it unsettles you. 6. Queen of Cactus (Reversed) The shift ahead asks you to nurture yourself like the cosmic mother you are—grounded, generous, and infinitely capable of renewal. References: https://sisterearthcreations.com/blog/oracles-spirituality/11-11-stargate-explained Decks used: The Desert Illuminations Tarot by Lindsay D. Williams Ways to Connect & Support Queer Coven Spooky 6-card spread! Check me out on Kayla Moore’s Connected Pleasure podcast<a href="https://connectedpleasurepodcas
Welcome back to Everyday Tarot, your daily dive into the divine wisdom of the cards. Season 17 is all about seasonal tarot spreads for Autumn—cozy, reflective layouts to help you release what’s no longer needed, reconnect with your body, and plant seeds for what’s next. In today’s episode, we’re exploring the Witch's Familiars Spread—a four-card layout that helps you in a difficult situation. From the Witch's Familiars Spread Decks used: The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington If you haven't listened to my other seasons yet, go check them out! Season 1 - Tarot basics Seasons 2 & 3 - Major Arcana and 4 suits Season 4 - Tarot in Pop Culture Season 5 - Tarot Spreads Season 6 - Suit of Wands Season 7 - Suit of Pentacles Season 8 - Suit of Swords Season 9 - Suit of Cups Season 10 - Tarot and Witchcraft Season 11 - Tarot and Plant Allies Season 12 - Tarot and Animal Allies Season 13 - Divination and The Harry Potter Series Season 14 - Frequently Asked Questions: Tarot, Witchcraft, & Divination Season 15 - Tarot & Crystals Season 16 - Tarot & Queer Deities Ways to Connect & Support Spooky Halloween! Grab my Queer Coven Spooky 6-card spread here! Check out my episode of Kayla Moore’s Connected Pleasure podcast, Living by the Body, Dreaming of Land, and Weaving the Future. Work with Kayla here! Be Our Guest! Fill out my form to Be a Guest on my Podcast! Check out my recent New Moon Collective Tarot Reading Learn how to create your own Tarot Cards with collage! No art skills? No worries! Get my workshop including the hour- long recording with my step by step method, examples of the tarot cards I’ve created, journaling questions, and PDF to walk you through it for just $33. Click here to purchase now! Tarot for Transformation Workshops kick off starting January 2026. We will deep dive the first 12 of the Major Arcana to Discover Our Best Selves and Create a Life Worth Living. Get more information! Book a Consultation: I’m a sex & relationships therapist and coach working virtually from my home office. Let’s see if we’re a fit: camilleasaunders.com Newsletter: Get my FREE 2025 5-Card Tarot Spread PDF + magic straight to your inbox Full Moon Womxn’s Circles for the rest of 2025