June Tarot Forecast 2025

11th: Full Strawberry Moon in Sagittarius

12th: Father’s Day

20th: Summer Solstice

21st: Midsummer

25th: New Moon in Cancer

The month is June. By now, our skins have soaked up the sun’s radiance like a kind of photosynthesis. We are warmed and able to make our own sweet sugar. This consistent dose of potent energy gives us the ability to generate a great impetus for growth and lasting change. It is a life-giving source that we can emit to help inspire and fuel others in our shared ecosystem. The dream we birthed in May has been raised in this light, and is strong enough now to wander and explore. With Juno’s help, goddess of childbirth and marriage, we feel more confident in its upbringing. The energy of the month also lends a paternal hand to help provide, teach, and guide this dream to actualization. We are encouraged to make the most of the month by staying in full momentum. Halfway through the growing season, we can see the trajectory between what we have planted and what we’d like to harvest, and use this to motivate ourselves to stay on track. Still, we are cautioned by the tale of the fern blossom that blooms in the final hour of Midsummer Eve. It is the hail mary surrounded by peril and darkness. It holds promises of fortune, the power to speak to animals, or read minds…if only we had this “thing” in our possession, our lives would finally fall into place. We are advised not to waste precious time hunting for a shortcut, and instead to focus on the resources and gifts we already have at our disposal so we can follow through on our intent.

The Full Strawberry Moon in Sagittarius can take on several meanings depending on the tradition–in Cherokee tradition it can symbolize love and resolution. For the Inupiat and Tlingit peoples of Alaska, the moon symbolizes a time of birthing instead, since in Alaska a June birth will give their offspring the maximum time to grow and mature before they have to face the winter. This suggests we should develop our dreams and projects as much as possible before the end of the year. In the States, we celebrate Father’s Day, a figure whose metaphorical properties are likened to the sun. In Sweden, Midsummer, the longest day of the year, is a time of lasting festivities. This is symbolic of a phenomenon in the north called the Midnight Sun, when the sun hardly sets and can even stay visible up to 56 days. Finally at the end of the month we’ll experience a New Moon in Cancer, we are invited to explore our inner worlds, our relationality with others, and our ideals for home and family.

Below we use a Summer Solstice Spread by the Astrotwins.

Sol: Where opportunity is bright right now ~Queen of Cups~

This June, our golden opportunity is represented by the Queen of Cups. We thrive when we experience life through the magnificence of her splendor. The sun rises from the ocean’s horizon, casting its brilliant reflection on the water with its rays catching on the waves like sparkling diamonds. Rainbows form in her presence - a divine bridge of creation between consciousness and spirit. The sun shines off the Queen’s chalice, hinting at its contents. Sunlight glints in her eyes–our window to the soul, and exemplifies the majesty of her crown. The sword she uses to protect her vision is a blinding force to any who would interfere. The Queen inspires confidence in us to follow her example. Water is the force that forms and shapes the world, eroding seemingly hard formations, creating new courses and pathways, and making smooth. Under her guidance we are encouraged to actualize any dreams we’ve been harboring, to enter the channel of great creation and flow along its river. The sun warms and brightens waters of more typically intimidating depths, emboldening us to plunge in and hunt for treasure on sunken ships. We become like mermaids, comfortable and at one with the elements of our personal and collective subconscious, bringing up the gifts they have to offer.

Sistere: Where to stand still and reflect ~Hierophant~

The Hierophant in this position advocates resolution through stillness. To seek clarity and wisdom, we can find an ideal quiet environment to meditate and commune with spirit. This also provides us the opportunity to reflect on teachings and lessons learned, and think about what we would like to model with our own behavior. This reflection creates space for transformation of the soul, integrating and alchemizing these lessons into spiritual gold. This process is necessary to better aid, guide, and channel for others. The messages we channel, the drive with which we work–these reflect the content of our principles and values. With the help of the Herme’s triple crown, the Hierophant helps to balance our inner and outer work, and our moon and sun signs. around the Summer Solstice. Per the Tarot of the Holy Light, this is the best time of the year to do alchemical work, which we can do under the mentorship of the Hierophant. Under his tutelage, we can learn, experiment, and work with others, maximizing the absorption of knowledge and exchange.

Shadow: What needs to be illuminated ~Eight of Cups~

The shadow that needs to be illuminated and tended this month is represented by the Eight of Cups. We are being called to examine where we are experiencing drought, whether the source is personal, relational or communal. What isn’t filling our cup, or worse, draining it? On the Queen of Cups’ ship we can sail off to new adventures, but not if we don’t lift the anchor. Where are we feeling stagnated and stuck? How can we keep ourselves growing and learning in a positive way? Per Between the Worlds, emotional mastery is a result of knowing when to push harder, when to let go, and when to walk into the unknown. The Hierophant card above will help us hone in on the inner voice buried underneath the noise of conditioning, but it is up to us to change course once we do. Per Tarot of the Holy Light, the Eight of Cups indicates long-held wounds we haven’t addressed. This keeps us in a state of struggle that actively drains our life force and prevents us from setting sail. It’s a shadow we must release to glide into the light.

Sunbeam: Advice for the situation ~Reverse Chariot~

Our advice this month is to step back and think about where we want to exert our efforts–not to keep pushing harder for the sake of it, full steam ahead. We really want to think about where we want to exert our effort and will, and whether our various forces are on the same page–our passions, desires, fears, etc. We’ll want to address the Shadow presented by the Eight of Cups using the help of the Hierophant, and really assess whether our intuition, reason, ego, will, and spiritual vision are all aligned. Otherwise, they will act as oppositional forces that will derail all our efforts and conflict with one another, preventing movement. Per Tarot of the Holy Light, the reverse Chariot encourages us to reflect on and learn from our failures so that we can become a better Chariot. It is important to note our failures were not a waste of time and effort–they are something that gives us knowledge of what doesn’t work, so we can remap our future. It is never too late to learn self mastery so that we can move forward more efficiently.

Cultivate: What to grow for the rest of the summer ~Reverse Magician~

For the rest of the summer, we are advised to get really clear on what we really want, free of societal expectations and the desires of others. We should be able to refine it into a single sentence. We are reminded that if we can imagine it, we can do it. Per Strange Magic, we can use limitations to our advantage, as we already have everything we need. Our only true limitations are mental blocks such as doubt and disbelief. We don’t have to wait for the perfect thing to make it happen–the proverbial fern flower that blooms in the last hour of Midsummer’s Eve and grants us with potent abilities, if only we could find it. What resources and gifts do we already have at our disposal to actualize our will? Are we happy with the dream we birthed in April, or does it need further adjustments to become something we’re satisfied with? This month is the optimal time to consider what we’d like to cultivate for the rest of the growing season, so that we are content with what we reap in the fall.

Shine: Opportunities to shine this summer ~Reverse Knight of Pentacles~

We have an opportunity to shine when we reevaluate the work we want to show up for consistently. Per Between the Worlds, the reverse Knight of Pentacles asks us to reconsider what work feels forced or extractive. In combination with the Eight of Cups, we are asked: what work are we forcing ourselves into that we don’t have to do? What work would bring us more pleasure and growth instead? This is the work we’ll want to lean into consistently, day after day, even when we don’t feel motivated. If we do the work in June, we’ll build up the strong discipline needed to fulfill our vision in the long run. Our commitment to putting forth our best effort comes from intrinsic motivation. However, we are reminded to be accepting and forgiving of imperfections. This will allow us to keep moving forward and stay grateful to ourselves for doing so. Vision takes time, and embodying the Knight of Pentacles will give us the lasting power to bring it to life, if we can only set him on the right path.

June Tarot Forecast

New Moon: 6th (Gemini)

Father’s Day: 16th

Summer Solstice: 20th

Full Moon: 21st (Strawberry Moon in Capricorn)

Midsummer: 24th

A note: the reading below will include messages channeled with the help of my Patron Tarot Guide Isadora, who I started working with in February. In Espiritismo, each individual is believed to have a set of spirit helpers, with one main guide. Also, in this deck, all color correspondences are in relation to the Seneca.

June - a taste as sweet as strawberries and honey. A crescendo of light, where the day grows increasingly long until the summer solstice, when the night grows longer. We start primarily with an active, outward growth and experience, and slowly pull deeper into the passive internal. In many ways, the energy of June offers an extension and culmination of the energies brought forth in April and May – spring cleaning, rebirth, fertility, and love. June, named after Juno, the protectress of marriage, fertility, rejuvenation, and women’s genius reinforces this.

This month favors late bloomers –a time when bluebells, roses, peonies, and lilacs burst open. There is still opportunity to experience all of these beautiful April and May energies, to decorate with flowers, to go barefoot in the dew of the Midsummer night and be blessed with good health. A Midsummer Night’s Dream presents itself as a time of magic and mystery, when true alignments and healing through joy and merriment can occur. The New Moon this month teaches us the art of communication via listening and waiting our turn to speak. June’s full moon, once named the Honey Moon, offers lovers a honeymoon like bliss. The strawberry in Greek and Roman culture symbolizes flirtatiousness, love, lust and romance and is associated with Aphrodite. However, since it was renamed per Native American harvesting of the fruit, it is more apt to look to the Cherokee story of the first strawberry, which was created to foster love, resolution and the recognition of how much one means to another. 

Below, we’ll be using Jamie Sams’ Sacred Path oracle card, which she describes as “the discovery of the self through native teachings,” to explore the coming month. This choice is a bit of a love letter to Sedona, AZ, a place with native influence that has become dear to me, though I will have moved on to a nomadic lifestyle by the time this newsletter is published. The spread we will be using is called the Peace Tree spread, for those who may feel at odds with their environment or aspects of the Self.

Buried Talent: Council Fire ~The gift or ability you are not acknowledging, because you have not set your roots deep enough into Earth Mother~

Key Word: Decisions

Numerology: 24, choices

In the Sacred Path deck, all of the scenes are depicted on animal hide of various shades. Here we have a white hide, a color symbolizing clarity and magnetism. A council of natives wrapped in blankets sit on the earth around a bonfire. The council may represent our inner council of our various parts (internal family systems), or an external council around us. The fire exudes warmth and envelops us, while the earth keeps us grounded. Spirit wants us to know that we are supported in our decision making. The validity of our voice and experience has earned us a place at the council –ours is a sacred point of view as is our decision. When we consider all the possibilities and how our decisions affect others, then we have made an honorable decision. When we make a mistake, we can admit wrongdoing and make amends, for there is honor in willingness to change. It is an act of courage and keeps us in line with the right path. When making the decision we are advised to leave our troubles outside the circle, and bring in any talent for finding solutions. We have the ability and courage to make a decision and sit with it. When we are finished, we can end our sessions with prayer or gratitude.

Whether we are an elder giving guidance or a youth offering new ideas and creativity, we belong here. When in doubt, we must remember that we have run our ideas by others in our circle many times, taking into account their offered wisdom and perspectives. These people in our circle are good listeners, wise, diplomatic and communally supportive. We are a culmination of ancestral perspective and our circle–their wisdom resides within us. 

My Patron Tarot Guide, Isadora, says: “Yours is a story that deserves to be told at the fire–make it a good one. Make it something you’re eager to share, that others can take stock in. You are a storyteller. Your words have power. They influence your reality. Your choices show what is possible, to self and others. It can heal, entertain, teach.” 

Root: Medicine Bowl ~Strength to be gained, root of your new understanding~

Key word: Healing

Numerology: 31 - stability

On a pale yellow hide, a color symbolizing love, the Medicine Bowl card depicts a round bowl with a link pattern wrapping around its belly, with beads and feathers dangling from a string tied below its mouth. Poised beside it is a long bowl, which is used to fill with water to pour into the medicine bowl. A female Seer will gaze into the water, and use the reflection of firelight to create an image of the Void where the future lives, to help her and her tribe. Like the Seer, we are encouraged to tap into our clarity and focus, so we may seek the wisdom of the Void and interpret it through silent vigil. We can access it through smoke, dreams, scrying and more. In seeking answers, we must be open to what the future brings. Healing awaits. We can pay attention to the events in our lives and express gratitude for the healings that manifest themselves in our lives. These can be big, but most often they occur in small releases. We can become conscious observers of our shifts in attitude, new sense of well-being, and understand healing as it presents itself. We assist our future, beyond the Void, to heal our present selves.

The medicine bowl encourages us to get in touch with our internal healing, which is always available to us. It is communal, holistic, and most powerfully accessed via the Divine feminine. It is this side that can best access the cyclical, liminal spaces needed to do this work.

From my Patron Tarot Guide Isadora: “Go into your darkness without fear. Navigate these cycles–everything is happening in just the right time, your time. Everything is being prepared for you just as you need it, customized in every possible way, to facilitate your particular healing and goals. You will find what you have been looking for. What you need to stimulate, prompt, clear, navigate and co create with body and spirit.”

Trunk: Cradleboard ~The lesson to be applied to physical body and sense of Self, to walk tall~

Key phrase: Ability to respond

Numerology: 27 - internal voyage 

In this card, we see a smiling baby content inside a beautifully decorated and wellmade cradleboard, depicted on a white backdrop of fresh potential. In native culture, it is natural to move with the seasons. This reflects the value of adaptability, and the belief that “our purpose in life is growth, understanding, and living in harmony.” We can respond to the past, present and future –to ancestral wisdom, to the beauty in each moment, the survival and wellbeing of future generations respectively. We are meant to use our gifts for collective good, and understand that our current thoughts and actions will affect the future. Hence we must take responsibility for them, and respond now. Our warrior side will provide us with the needed courage. We can use our creativity and speak the truth to respond. We have a duty to find our answers and act upon them with our personal medicine in such a way that promotes growth. 

A message from Isadora: “Your cradleboard looks like a moccasin. It fits like a glove. Inside, you feel warm, comfortable, safe, protected, and tended to. Imagine it around you. Care was put into your comfort, wellbeing, everything just right for you and your future. You are just right. There is a place for you, that belongs to just you. Your ability to respond and the way you respond are just right for you. This is exactly the response that is needed from you. To pave the way for others like you, though of course they have their own cradleboard to take care of. The collective future wellbeing belongs to you as well. You benefit from it and pass it on.” 

Branch: Power Place ~Ways you might be limiting your joy, or adjustments needed to reach further and touch the place you seek~

Key words: Earth-Connection/Empowerment

Numerology: 16, work/will

In the Power Place card, we see a gold hide background, which serves as the color of the sky. In this place, we find love and enlightenment. The blue-tinged clouds look like gentle ocean waves with soft white foam floating in the sky. A pair of birds grace the sky, a symbol of freedom. Below is a vista of a southwestern landscape with tall red rock formations symbolic of faith, reaching to their highest heights. The ground is a field of red soil, where patches of desert flowers grow. Jamie Sams describes a power place as “a place of solace to seek at one-ment with themselves or the Great Mystery.” It is a place of concentrated energy where a strong connection can be felt. We can also seek the places we are drawn to, and make them places of power by praying there. In vision quest, this energy can be summoned through singing, drumming or active ceremony. We can reconnect through joy and celebration, and acknowledge our gifts with gratitude.

 Per Sams, “Earth-connection gives the energy needed to use our natural gifts, abilities and talents; without it many plans and dreams will vanish, for they have no manner in which to manifest.” When we seek this Earth-connection, we need to let go of our limiting ideas in order to feel her nurturing, which will allow for self discovery. We can become catalyzers using our creativity and create our desired outcome by allowing Earth mother to feed it voltage. This way, our needs will be met, through personal empowerment.

Isadora says: “Reach for the highest heights and ask yourself what makes you soar? What makes you bloom and collect harvest? Where do you thrive, find healing, peace and connection? What do you connect with? Where could you lose yourself and seek solitary connection with nature, to learn and communicate with her? What land feels supportive of your goals? Earth meets your needs, you respect and meet hers. In giving and receiving, you become a conduit.

Father Sky: Talking Stick ~the personal freedom you can gain~ 

Key words: Viewpoints/Options

Numerology: 15, choices

It feels as though the reading has brought us full circle from the beginning - from the Council of Fire congregation, to the Talking Stick used to speak there. On a yellow hide, an outstretched hand grips a white-barked talking stick, decorated with a bit of colored paint, strips of leather, feathers, and beads. The way the top fingers are positioned may even seem like they are playing a flute. The talking stick reminds us that we take turns to share our sacred points of view, and teaches us to value each. Thus, everyone must listen carefully. When making a talking stick, the individual must decide which tree, colors, and feathers will assist one’s needs and add the needed medicine to facilitate communication. In Council, listening to the wisdom and teachings of others will allow us to relate in a new way with them. We learn how to listen and apply what we hear, and not to interrupt those who are sharing their wisdom. We are shown that life has countless options and answers to any dilemma, which allows us to see where we may have stagnated within our own echochamber. The talking stick allows us to open up and hear what opportunities are coming our way, the alternative routes we could grow through. We are encouraged now to use this gift.

A channeled message: You have the power to lift your talking stick into the sky – “I speak!” The wood is a conduit of power and healing. There is pleasure to be found in giving voice empowerment. Like a flute, its use can guide, or it can form one part of a greater musical ensemble. There can be pleasure in learning to play and having an effect, as well as learning to listen, wait, and play a role in a greater piece. It is part of a discussion, conversation, and communion. Learning to be part of a formative group. This process involves learning strength and empowerment, and staying informed. One can speak because one has integrated and listened. You are, aside from the Self, a sum of many voices, a choir, a collective that lives within you and you are speaking on their behalf. In a Council of Fire you are in the presence of many collectives. One hand reaches up, as does its voice. Gratitude can be found for holding space for others because it is reciprocal. Coming back to the community and speaking as a voice can be a uniting force. I have traveled, I have come back, I have something to say. Let’s all learn together. We can share our findings, revelations, and shine. 

June Tarot Forecast

Full Moon: June 3rd

New Moon: June 18th

Summer Solstice: June 21st

Midsummer: June 24th

June bears witness to the summer solstice, which is the day in the year we experience the most light. This month we can tune into the core practices of Midsummer, a pagan celebration meant to welcome the summer and ensure a successful harvest. These include merriment, cleaning house, and connecting with the flowers. Midsummer Eve in particular, which takes place on June 23rd this year, was seen as a magical time of good fortune and healing.

This month is named after the Roman goddess Juno, who was primarily seen as the divine protectress of marriage and fertility. On an individual level, she was like a female guardian angel; as every man had his genius, the female had her juno. She is a source of inspiration. Ancient etymology suggests her other attributes: to aid and benefit, rejuvenate, and suggests youthfulness, vital force and vigor. She will be watching over us on our journey this month.

Energy of the Month: 5 of Pentacles ~Your Song, cover by Leo Nocentelli~

 Tools: Shadow Work, Underground Journey, Dark Feminine

 Message: Regardless of your material situation, do not forget “How wonderful life is, now you’re in the world.” Help is there, love is there, connection is there for you.

The Five of Pentacles speaks to the limited beliefs we’ve learned through experience, and how that affects our ability to access abundance in our present. We may feel limited financially, or unable to buy a house–especially in our current economic climate between inflation and high interest rates. We want to look at what offers us comfort and refuge when we struggle with scarcity and hardship. When we strive to find meaning in our difficulties, it helps to turn our spiritual practice, recognizing that we cannot know all or have control over it all. But perhaps we can open ourselves to the notion that on a spiritual and material level there is guidance and support that we are either not aware of, not allowing, or not believing that we have access to. There is a song being sung to us, one we cannot hear. If we can trust that it is there, we may catch wind of the tune and find it is the gift we can turn to, even when we feel a sense of lack. 

Love: Queen of Cups ~Amantes by Leon Larregui~

 Tools: Intuition, Divine Feminine

 Message: You have the entire universe inside of you, which is worthy of focus and admiration.

We have Juno’s blessing this month in love, and to a lesser extent, Aphrodite’s as well. If we are not currently in a stable relationship, Juno will help us find it by magnifying our intuitive compass and abilities. These abilities can also help guide us in our existing relationships in terms of resolving obstacles and building deeper connections. When embodying Juno energy, we become the peace within war, the firm ground in the storm, and the hearth. The entire universe is held within us, which our partner then admires. The relationship flourishes when our pleasure becomes the focal point. For those of us who are in a stable relationship, Juno will help to rejuvenate our love just like the waxing new moon, so that we are able to feel the brand new excitement we felt at the outset of the relationship. Juno will also help move our relationships forward to the next stage of marriage and fertility for those of us who desire it. 

Money: Reverse King of Pentacles ~Ice Machines by The National~

 Tools: Future Quantum Self Akashic Reading; Working with Guides, Ancestors, Nature

 Message: Communication is the way you can overcome Western isolationism and find a way through uncertainty. 

In May, Temperance encouraged us to work on developing a positive mindset, on long-term goals, and to work with our guides and ancestors. In our eagerness to improve our relationship with money, we may have become impatient with the process that was taking place. The reversed King of Pentacles advises us that our intense focus on the coin may set us back in a scarcity mindset. We will either feel we have to sacrifice money to do what is fulfilling to us, or sacrifice what is fulfilling to improve our finances. If we forget about our guides and hastily put on the heavy hat of the King of Pentacles before we are ready, it will feel too cumbersome to bear on our own. The weight of the hat will destabilize us and create further disconnect between us and our guides, to the point where we cannot even hear them. We may resist help or put up a front that we do not need any help, or isolate ourselves out of shame for feeling at a loss. We are advised to find a mentor, consolidate our knowledge and consider what our teachers and ancestors have taught us about wealth and abundance. We can also ask ourselves what the wisest, future parts of us would want for ourselves in this situation, and disentangle ourselves by looking at our fears at all angles. 

Money: Queen of Wands ~Proud Mary, cover by Tina Turner~

 Tools: Flow State, Merriment

 Message: Burn proud.

In just a short month, we’ve traveled from the Ace of Wands in May to the Queen of Wands this month in our work sector. Now more than ever, we’ve recognized that work should allow us to actively align with our passions and see the good side of life–not to get stuck in the hamster wheel of never ending capitalist productivity. Juno steps in once again and fires us up with renewed vigor and strength to keep pursuing our passion projects and the work that fulfills us. The wheel of fortune keeps turning, but we feel full confidence in our power, strength, and determination. We do not have to worry about the way things might have been–we are exactly where we are meant to be, passionate and burning with a furious light. When we feel out of sorts in regards to money, we are encouraged to keep “rolling on the river.” When we follow our true path, we will align with those who are happy to compensate us for the gifts we have to offer.

Health: Seven of Wands ~Blessin’ Me- Red Hearse~

 Tools: Kitchen Magic, Flower Power, Ritual

 Message: You are the medicine you’ve been waiting to be blessed with. 

 In June, we have faith in the discipline we’ve built through persistent actions and are focusing more on sustainable practices we can maintain to proactively care for our health. We’ve broken out of our former rigidity that stemmed from uncertainty and fears in regards to health, and have received important information that was needed to better understand how to support ourselves. The awareness we’ve gained enhances the enjoyment we now find in the daily practices and habits we use to attend to our mental and physical health. Now it is simply a matter of taking the necessary precautions and acting on what we know feels good and right for our health. This sense of enjoyment in routine and care, as well as seeing how well this lifestyle sustains our passions, is what keeps us motivated throughout the month.

Spirit: Six of Swords ~SE VA by unÁnima~

 Tools: Somatic work and self care (massages, baths, aromatherapy that activates the senses, etc.), Cleaning House

 Message: Remember that we are being carried where we are meant to be.

In Spirit, the six of swords indicates a difficult transition, one that will ultimately bring us to a positive new chapter. There is a lot that we are being asked to let go of, most likely an old belief system or something weighing heavily on the mind. We are not on our own in this process–Juno is there to aid us, and we will likely be supported by a mentor, therapist, or person who is more experienced in this sphere. Think of this period as an initiation that allows us to be rebirthed with greater power and into a new world. We are advised to do what we can to create a bit of emotional distance from our attachments because whether we want it or not, the older way of life is no longer there for us. Aside from finding new ways of thinking that can help us find a way out, we can also do somatic work and self care to ease the strain being placed on the mind in this time. We were likely forced into this chapter, and may feel a sense of dread and anticipation in regards to it, but we must confront whatever it is that we are being confronted with in order to move forward and heal. It will help to increase awareness and approach the situation with mental clarity, logic, and objectivity. This is a good time to introduce new tools to help manage the situation. 

Remember we are not in this alone, and make space for joy and merriment.

Happy summer!

Angel Intentions

June's Monthly Forecast

This month, on June 21st, we welcome the summer solstice. This is a great time to emulate the light of the soul and align yourself with solar existence. We've mobilized ourselves in May to pursue our ideas, and in June we are now seeing the results of that mobilization. Take joy in all that we have generated for ourselves.

Below is a reading for the collective--enjoy!

Energy of the Month- 9 of Wands

The nine of wands brings attention to the aspects of your life journey that are self-made. You've worked hard these past few months to create a life in the light of your mind's eye. This month you will finally get to see the results of this creation unfold, and get to reap the rewards of all your hard work. Everything you've made shines in the full splendor of the sun. We seldom allow ourselves space to celebrate what we've achieved--we often feel the need to be more, or do more, or that we're not "there" yet. Allow yourself to feel the energy of success, of having arrived to where you've envisioned--a place you would never have imagined yourself in the past. Enjoy the fire and the splendor of your own making.

Love- Page of Swords

This month we find grounding in love through the element of air-as represented by the swords. We feel steadiness and stability when we employ and improve our communication skills and our expression of boundaries. Are each of us fully honoring the "I" in the relationship? What parts of our individual expression can we better honor that would bring greater ultimate happiness in the pursuit of love? 

Money- Six of Wands

This month, you can find financial success by means of the wands. What this means is that you can pursue a passion, an inner spark that drives you forward in life, and you will be rewarded for this pursuit in a financial sense. Your passion is needed and wanted in this world, and there are many who are drawn to work done with passion and soul. It is a burning light in a world that would otherwise be damp, dull, and devoid of life. With one candle you can light many others, so be sure to transmit as much light as you can (and create an effect where others pass it on as well). 

Work- Reverse Two of Pentacles

It seems there is an aspect of work that could serve in opposition to the card above. Take care not to burn yourself out this month by taking on too many extra projects or tasks. That could take away from the energy that you would otherwise be going towards fueling your passion. Take a step back to look at what elements of work are taking over other elements of life--where working for the sake of productivity might be bringing in diminishing returns. 

Health- Knight of Wands

It looks like our grounding, stability, and health are all positively regenerated most this month by furthering the positive energy of the wands. What can you proactively pursue or do in order to honor your inner spark, that would also reward your mental and holistic health? Is there a form of body movement that you could do that would also address a passion--perhaps outdoor yoga, hiking, swimming, or even riding horses?

Spirit- Reverse Seven of Pentacles

It looks like in spite of our high potential for manifestation and the pursuit of our passions--in Spirit there is an aspect of our past self and existence that is resisting the new reality that we've created for ourselves. Perhaps we feel that fire will burn bright and fast--rather than keep a steady flame. We are not fully integrating or stepping into our new chapter even as it unfolds before us--though it will help once we see that this new reality is stable. There is spiritual wealth all around you in this bright month, if we can bring ourselves to a state of acceptance. We may need to practice compassion and grounding for us to fully integrate the reality we've brought into being. Remind yourself that you are worthy of lasting joy and contentment, and find grounding activities to help you tune into that energy.

Thanks!

Zoe