Today’s tarot card is The Tower. After Wednesday’s dramatic Three of Swords and yesterday’s intense Eight of Swords, this topsy-turvy card fits right into this week’s heavy theme.

Discover how tarot cards can guide travel plans according to their unique energies. Whether it’s a spontaneous backpacking trip, a luxurious retreat, a quiet escape, or a transformative journey ...

A dream comes true for you. This may be a thing you've waited for for a very long time, but look, Scorpio. It happened when the timing was right. It's not necessary when you thought it would ...

You are an amazing and unique person, Capricorn; this is a wonderful time to get to know that. This may look like entering a journey of learning about yourself and growing in confidence. RELATED ...

Here are some questions for you to journal about. You can draw additional tarot or oracle cards if you like, or use any other divination or self-reflection methods you find helpful. What kinds of ...

But right now, I want you to focus wholeheartedly on what YOU want to happen. The Emperor is a card of great power and force. It arises when we need to step up and take control of our destiny ...

Going somewhere, Taurus? The Chariot is a powerful card of both purpose and movement. It can indicate we’re setting a new goal, and literally charting a destination that we’re planning to make ...

with three tarot cards drawn for each sign and their meaning for you explained. Meaning: When you understand yourself well and truthfully, all of your relationships will improve and stand a better ...

Get into this. Make a choice. Act on your gut feeling. Taureans can struggle with change (Picture: Getty/Metro.co.uk) Tarot card for Taurus for this week: The Wheel of Fortune Meaning: You will ...

The set includes a new Weavile ex card with artwork depicting a pack of Weaviles hunting a Swinub in a snowy forest. Alongside Pokemon TCG Pocket's newest card set, the game also added the long ...

Tarot, of course, was just another game, and the cards wouldn’t get their reputation for divination until the late 1700s. What changed, of course, was the French. French card makers standardized ...