The Forager's Field Journal

Leo Season July 23 – August 22 The season shifts again as the sun enters Leo, sign of the lion. Courageous and confident, Leo energy turns outward, asking how we...

The halfway point of the year feels like a natural time to pause and reflect. Instead of asking what comes next, I like to first look at what has already...

Whether you're just beginning to read tarot or you've been working with the cards for years, it's worth revisiting your reading habits from time to time. Small changes in how...

Cancer Season June 21 – July 22 As a water sign, Cancer is deeply connected to memory, intuition, and emotional experience. Just as water adopts and retains the shape of...

Gemini Season May 21 – June 20 As an air sign, Gemini finds its home in the abstract spaces of the mind, where thoughts and ideas are exchanged and expanded...

The Wheel of Fortune (our tarot card of the year) continues to turn, and now we find ourselves in a new month and season. April asked us to recognize opportunity...

April 20 - May 21 Taurus is the fixed earth sign: grounded, patient, sensual, and devoted to creating long-lasting value in their lives. They move slowly and deliberately, preferring familiarity...

Setting a sustainable pace as the Wheel of Fortune gains traction. Friday, March 20th is the Spring Equinox, a time of seasonal balance when light and dark are (mostly) equal,...

Pisces Season: Feb 19 – March 20 The sun is entering Pisces: the sign of the fish and the last zodiac in the cycle of twelve. Reflective, inwardly searching, creative,...

January was about orienting yourself, deciding which direction to go, and sitting with the stillness of waiting. As we move into February, we shift our focus to the outside forces...

Aquarius Season: January 19 - February 18 From now until around February 18, the Sun is in the sign of Aquarius, the Water Bearer. While water is a key element...

Before you know where you’re going, you have to know where you are.  How do we orient ourselves when the world is overwhelming and confusing, or we’re facing unfamiliar territory?...