July 5th New Moon Intention and Affirmation: An Invitation From Your Inner Child
A new moon is upon us, so I have a new tarot curated intention and affirmation for us to work with. This moon cycle I used the Tarot of the Golden Wheel, and we pulled the Eight of Swords, the Nine of Wheels, and the Six of Wheels.
Be sure to have a look at the cards to see what they awaken in you, let’s dive in!
Lately I’ve become acutely aware of how quickly things can change. Just when I’m feeling great, something happens and I’m suddenly thrust into complicated feelings of overwhelm, fear, and hopelessness.
Such is the way of things - we all know this. But that doesn’t make the ups and downs of life any easier to endure. We want the good things to last forever, and the bad things to never come, yet we know this just isn’t possible.
Intention: When we feel stuck and overwhelmed by limitations imposed by past and current circumstances, feelings of self-doubt, fear, anger, sadness, and overwhelm can take hold. These emotions, often rooted in unhealed childhood wounds, can flood our awareness with challenging sensations. But there’s hope.
Affirmation: I love my inner child and I am connected to the wisdom that resides in this part of who I am.
June 21st Full Moon Intention and Affirmation: Finding Your Place to Belong
On June 21st a brilliant full moon graces the sky, and with it comes a new tarot curated intention and affirmation for us to work with.
This moon cycle I used the Smith Waite tarot deck, and we pulled the Three of Cups, The Devil, and the Seven of Swords. Be sure to have a look at the cards to see what they awaken in you. Let’s dive in!
You might recall that we’ve seen both the Three of Cups and the Seven of Swords in the last month. I always pay special attention when archetypes stay will us for a few weeks because it means they have more to share with us.
On the new moon, we talked about how important community is for our wellbeing. I think we can all agree that asking for help, relying on others, and connection within community can be a good thing. But there’s another perspective to consider.