What this Nature-Tarot blog thing is all about.

About this blog (part two): exploring several traditions in Tarot.

The Fool: air, the breath, consciousness.

Following the River Alt in Merseyside, we became the Waite-Smith Eight of Cups.

Four of Clouds (Air/Swords) in the Osho Zen Tarot: the deception of postponement when it comes to connecting with nature.

Three of Cups as two caring for another.

A meditation on The Moon.

Six of Wands: The Six-Part Story Spread

Greeting a new tarot deck like the Page of Fire.

The balanced action of the Tarot’s Knight of Pentacles and what he can teach us about eco-anxiety.

A little meditation on energy with the Ace of Wands.

Four of Coins/Pentacles: finding the balance between nature-connection and grasping.

Nine of Swords: breaking through the walls to find air.

So many thoughts about Temperance, blending, and Nature.

The Queen of Coins/Pentacles shows us our outdoor homes.

Nine of Wands in the Marseille Tarot – where is the nature?

The King and Queen of Wands as the guardians of the Sun.

Ten of Swords. Embracing the finite nature of humanity is healthy.

Five of Pentacles in the Waite-Smith Tarot: being outdoors as a choice.

A nature-based visualisation relating to the Three of Coins/Pentacles.