Show Notes
In this episode of The Tarot Diagnosis, I’m kicking off March with a new series for the pod: a monthly collective tarot reading. A lot of you asked for more frequent check-ins after my 2026 year-ahead reading, and honestly… I don’t know why I didn’t think of doing this sooner. So, thank you for the suggestion!
If you’ve been around my work for a while, you know I don’t read predictively. My relationship to tarot is rooted in its therapeutic components and how archetypes help us access unconscious material, think outside the box, and get curious about what’s happening inside us and around us. So, these monthly readings are meant to offer an invitation for us to think deeper, feel inspired, and spark conversation.
For this first collective reading, I’m using one of my favorite spreads: “Why Is Everything F*cked?” Because…well, everything is f*cked.
The spread: A card to represent the current chaos What have we not considered about this chaos? What role do I play in the resolution of the chaos? What might await on the other side of the chaos?
In this episode, I explore: How the Ace of Pentacles can represent systemic instability and liminality Why Death is the card we tend to resist when change is necessary What legacy actually means in times of cultural and institutional upheaval with the Ten of Pentacles How the Page of Swords reflects collective reframing, discernment, and new language
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