Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burl Continuing her series, Emma Sunerton-Burl looks into the cards of The Sacred Circle Tarot, by Anna Franklin and Paul Mason, published by Llewellyn: I look at the card and am very drawn to the mistletoe and also the stone circle reminds me a of place locally Read more
Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burl 10 of Swords Disillusionment; distrust in one’s own self or life; chance to re-examine; too many choices; lack of centring; self-love as grounding keystone; lots of opportunities; out of touch with passion; take space; gathering personal energies; time to clear out other’s influences on the situation; Read more
Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burl Continuing her series, Emma Sunerton-Burl looks into the cards of The Sacred Circle Tarot, by Anna Franklin and Paul Mason, published by Llewellyn: I look at the card and see there is an owl flying overhead and I am immediately reminded of the aspects of both Read more
Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burle 9 of Swords Rigidity; fixed ways of thinking; trapped by own thoughts; complication as distraction; unquestioning; shoulds; blindness to options; stereotypes; fear of facing the options available; family patterns; better the devil you know; cutting through old patterns; courage; diamond within; release of pattern into soul Read more
Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burl Continuing her series, Emma Sunerton-Burl looks into the cards of The Sacred Circle Tarot, by Anna Franklin and Paul Mason, published by Llewellyn: I look at the card and it seems both restrictive and yet beautifully ordered. I walk into the card. I feel it is Read more
Written by: Emma Sunerton-Burl Continuing her series, Emma Sunerton-Burl looks into the cards of The Sacred Circle Tarot, by Anna Franklin and Paul Mason, published by Llewellyn: I look at the card and instantly am drawn to the birthing stone – the stone with a hole in as a symbol Read more
