What I am speaking of is not an archetype of hearth and home that we, along with others, pray to for mercy and protection. Nor are they the spirits that may reside within the home. No, this spirit is the home. Each creak and light flicker belongs to the energy that flows behind our walls.
Reading Tarot Cards With TMC's Head Mystic, Mandy Reading tarot, whether for yourself or others, can feel overwhelming when you first begin. It’s as if you are learning a new language. The traditional tarot deck has 78 cards, 22 of those are major arcana (the first twenty-two cards in the deck), and the remaining 56 are the minor arcana. Tarot is essentially a story that follows the Fool’s journey. I have another post on the difference between tarot and oracle cards please check it out here if you haven’t already. For this post I want to focus on three ways...
It would be crazy to think that the moon can change the tides of the ocean but that it wouldn't impact us, whose bodies are made up of 60% water. There is magick in the air at every stage of the lunar phases, but using the energetics of the new and full moon can help us release or propel ourselves forward in our personal journeys.
I believe there is good energy, negative energy, and also energy that is neither...it's just not our energy. In your home and space, you need to be in control of what you allow in and what you allow out. Energetic boundaries, if you will.