Tarot by Jacqueline | When Your Ancestors Come a Callin’
It is no coincidence that lately three cards are coming up in many, many clients’ readings – Iku, Oya-Yansa, and the Ancestros card. With the many tragedies that come with the pandemic we are in at this time, many of us will know of someone who has lost someone to coronavirus. It is even harder to imagine the suffering of the families who cannot say their final goodbyes and pay respects to family and others’ who are part of the community. These newly departed souls are not at rest, and will not...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Promises of Celebrations Cancelled
Yesterday, April 19th, was the feast day of Saint Expedite, Patron Saint of Procrastination. How fitting. Earlier in the year, I had posted a celebration altar ritual for him to be set on his day, but the scourge that is World is facing cancelled those plans. Now I can understand how little children, and teens graduating are feeling about the cancellation of their special day. Think of the weddings being cancelled. Life being put on hold for awhile. Talk about how this is real procrastination, I guess. This pause I took for the...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter April 2020 – Staying the Course!
Happy Springtime! We are in the throes of the battle of our lives and yet we can have hope and optimism that if we follow the guidelines, we can diminish any threat to us and our families and loved ones. It was disheartening to see last month that beaches and parks were teeming with people not thinking about their health, but we must remember as Humans, we were given a Divine gift of Discernment, which separates us from the animals of the Earth. We have decision making power, and can take in information and...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Lessons from the Ancestors
Grandma and Grandpa Graves had passed some time ago. They weren’t really my grandparents; they were friends of my Mom and my then stepfather at the time, and they became my babysitters when I was growing up. They lived across the street from the house we rented on Vermont Avenue, and theirs was the best manicured lawn on the block. Grandpa had been employed in the carpentry trade and Grandma was a homemaker, He was a tall, ginger-haired Irishman with ruddy skin that had caramel freckles splattered across it like a Jackson Pollock...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | March 2020 Newsletter – Life During Wartime!
Happy Spring! The newsletter for March comes at a time where we as all citizens of the World are being asked to stay indoors until this pandemic passes. Think of this as a time when the Jews needed to dab lamb’s blood on their door lintels as the Angel of Pestilence passed over. We need to hunker down and self-care. We will get over this and we all need to do our part to stop the spread of this virus. I am here to talk to in the event you need to talk and I have more about that below. In the meantime, consider researching the natural...
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