July is the month that we celebrate America’s birthday – July 4th, which was the day that is considered the day that the Constitution of the United States was signed, although some of the Statesmen and Founding Fathers whose signatures are on this sacred document were in different locations on July 4th. They added their signatures at a later date. July 4th was considered the date of...
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Tarot by Jacqueline | Being the Honest & Insightful in Tarot Readings
Probably one of the hardest things for a person to do in the life of spiritual work and readings is to be true to the intuitive messages and information that is being presented to you when with a Client (someone who comes to you for work or a reading,) That person has things going on in their lives that are unsettling and causes them to lose sleep or react to events in certain ways. These actions...
Read MoreTarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter June 2022 – “It’s Getting Hot in Here!”
The official first day of Summer is June 21st, but the heat in the West and Southwest is mirroring what it usually is in August. I am getting reacquainted with the California heat, which is much drier than the East Coast summers, as the humidity back East is enough to melt you at 90 degrees on the thermometer. There is also other types of “heat” that are flaring up that are indicative of...
Read MoreTarot by Jacqueline | Working Your Best Outcomes with Your Tarot Reading
Something that I catch myself saying often in a reading with a Querent (the Client) is to consider the reading they are having on that day as a “Snapshot in Time”. The purpose of a reading or divination is to access information in order to make decisions that quell potential damaging issues and to enhance and promote positive outcomes. There is a time factor in play here however, since...
Read MoreTarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter May 2022 – May is for Mothers
As a child attending Catholic school, each May was a special month in which the entire school and staff would assemble on the grassy swath of lawn before an outdoor altar that was constructed for a ceremony to honor Mary, the Mother of Jesus. This event was held the week before Mother’s Day to remind all to recognize that the Virgin Mary was the Mother of us all. The air held the fresh chill...
Read MoreTarot by Jacqueline | “Mama Said” – Too Many Cooks Spoil the Soup
Have you ever made homemade chili, spaghetti sauce, stew, or soup? In a nutshell, you take all your fresh vegetables and dice and slice them, brown your meat, carmelize your onions and garlic, combine them all in a large pasta or bean pot with a lid. You then season with spice and salt, covering the pot to allow the juices and flavors combine into a delicious meal. Now consider the many...
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