Tarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter October 2021 – Coming into Clarity
Greetings! I skipped September’s newsletter. I was on ‘pause’ from the long summer, and like a nervous parent, I was spending a lot of time anticipating the ‘birth’ of my crop of organically grown tomatoes reaching their maturity. The success of actually being able to plant tomatoes this year became an article published in the Wild Hunt, and you can read it if you click the link here. It was also a time for real rest, since seven planets were in Retrograde (Saturn, Uranus,...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Are You a Martyr for Love?
Dictionary.com defines a Martyr as a person who chooses to suffer death rather than renounce religious principles, or someone who makes great sacrifices or suffers much in order to further a belief, cause, or principle. Becoming a martyr is about sacrificing for a principle, and many of us today can take notes from Joan of Arc since living for God was her main focus. Let me say that again. Living for GOD was her main focus. Not a man, or a woman, or a partner that left you. The aforementioned are not God and...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter August 2021 – Where Did Summer Go?
Greetings! The heat of the late Summer had me in a very lazy mood. Each day the Sun rose and quickly spread its heat over the mid-morning, so much so I was drinking my coffee at 5:30 iced. I would hide in the darker (and cooler) parts of the house from 12 to 6, only to emerge to pick a tomato or two from my plants and toss it into the nightly salad that I would make, as cooking was verboten. I decided to forego the newsletter for August, hoping that cooler days would prod me into writing again. Summer is...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | “Mama Said” – A Watched Pot Don’t Boil
Despite the many years I have been on this Earth, this is one of the most prevalent sayings that rings true in my life. When Mama would say this as I was standing in the middle of the work area where all physical movement from counter to refrigerator to stove would occur, it was an indication to M-O-V-E and wait in another less populated area of the kitchen, maybe even the dining room. Better yet, go outside and play. ‘Find something to DO!’ she’d say. The kitchen, heart of the house and...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Commit or Quit
There is a reason I do not throw parties like I used to anymore. That statement is not due to COVID. Whether the gathering is large or small, I am totally perplexed as to why someone who is invited to a dinner party, birthday celebration, or picnic cannot RSVP. The lack of doing so shows their character. This person was lovingly thought of to be included in a small (or maybe large, it depends) circle of friends that the host/hostess wanted to share their love with them, yet they could not respect that...
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