Today the full moon lights up the astrological sign of Scorpio. This means that the Court Card energy we are looking at belongs to the King of Cups. This chap is regarded as the most diplomatic of the Kings. In touch with his emotional centre, but not governed by it, Read more…
I first fell under the spell of Salvador Dali via his magnificent Christ of St John which was bought (amidst great public hooha – petitions and irate letters to the newspapers) for Glasgow City Council’s Kelvingrove Museum in the 1950s. I regularly visit the museum to visit the quiet and Read more…
From the workshop of Benifacio Benbo, Il Re di Coppe, Visconti Sforza Tarot Yeah, there’s so much of the figure missing that when I looked at this image I thought the King was actually lying in a box with only his legs sticking out. As if he had been SLIGHTLY Read more…
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One of the side effects of living as Elizabeth Taylor for a week (other than really sore eyes from too much mascara and eye-liner) was an unhealthy interest in her many husbands. And bourbon.
Why not, suggested a friend, write about her husbands and relate them to various Tarot court cards? Why not, indeed.
Elizabeth Taylor’s love life is the stuff of legend – death, divorce, adultery – all seen through the lens of a newly born media merry-go-round.
Mine is exactly the same – apart from the death, adultery and celebrity, of course.
There’s a lot to get through – shall we just dive in?
Odin – just hanging around And so we are huddled once again in the darkness of a moonless night! A sliver of new moon will be upon us – and whose energies will guide me from now until the moon is full once again? The Father of Cups from the Read more…