Tarot Guidance for Monday 2 October 2017: The Chariot
After a brief period of stagnation, you are on the move again as The Chariot indicates. You may have been neglecting an aspect of your life or have “sat on […]
Author Archives: Dyanna
“Weekly Blueprint” Pull for Sunday
Before I delve into the final installment of this week-long saga, I wanted to mention a remarkable bit of corroboration I received about the forecast for a “Tower” event on […]
WEEKLY SPIRITUAL ENERGY GUIDANCE OCTOBER 2 THROUGH OCTOBER 8, 2017
Weekly Spiritual Energy Guidance October 2 Through October 8, 2017 This week the energy indicate that the hard work, the planning making corrections and adjustments have paid off. You are […]
Welcome October: Astrology for October 2017
RUNE OF THE MONTH: Mannaz “the Self, community”. Knowing ourselves, our talents, our weaknesses, our potential is essential to establish solid connections. We each exist as a complete whole, but […]
The Energies of October – 2017
“This is how it works. I love the people in my life, and I do for my friends whatever they need me to do for them, again and again, as […]
Tarot Guidance for Sunday 1 October 2017: The Hanged Man
You are coming to an awareness that beliefs that you have been holding on to for “dear life” are not working for you and more to the point, never have […]
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A WOMAN IN 2017
HEY HEY. I’ve thought a lot about posting this, especially as I’ve never written anything sensational about a really strong opinion I’ve had before but hey, I needed to break […]
Tarot Guidance for Saturday 30 September 2017: Queen of Pentacles
The need for nurturing is “on the cards” this Saturday as the Queen of Pentacles, with her maternal instincts, reminds you to take care of you, your loved ones and […]
Women and the Ethics of Conflict by Vanessa Rivera de la Fuente
Some time ago, trans-activist F. was the target of bullying and harassment via social networks that lasted months and included defamation on Twitter and Facebook, articles in feminist blogs and […]
The Lion Queen
I spend a good deal of time watching women hack through the jungle of self-doubt with a dull, rusty machete. Scratch that. With a pair of cuticle trimmers. I’d like […]
