This year, I’m keeping a living timeline—a kind of cosmic, digital field journal—that tracks the major astrological movements and aspects as they unfold. Sometimes I feel like reading ahead feels ambiguous and foreign, whereas reflecting in hindsight opens understanding. Think of taking a bird’s-eye view rather than nose pressed to the glass—a way to look backward and forward at once. Along the way, I’ll be layering in correspondences from mythology, folklore, tarot, literature, and art—not as decorative vibes, but as symbolic translators—so the movements in the sky start speaking a language that actually relates to daily life.
With so many people using this time to reflect and reset—their minds focused on planning the year ahead—I get a lot of calls around this time asking for readings. Over the years, I've uncovered more and more ways a person can use Tarot and Astrology to look ahead and receive internal and spiritual guidance for living their cosmically aligned life.
In 1925, astrologer Marc Edmond Jones visited Balboa Park in San Diego, accompanied by clairvoyant Elsie Wheeler. He brought a stack of 360 cards, each labeled with a zodiac sign and degree.
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