Tarot Reading for April

What is in store for us this coming month?

Hello Dear Friend,

How are you doing? It is the time of the month when I do the group tarot reading, and as usual, I will be using the *Llewellyn Tarot Deck.

Are you ready? Then I will dive right in…

This month’s spread

I have used the usual three-card spread, Embrace/Accept/Release or Let Go. It seems to work for most of you, as ever take what you feel is aimed at you. Disregard anything that doesn’t fit, and above all, if the card speaks to you differently, then go with that.

The Cards

Card 1 - Embrace - King of Wands

There he sits, regal, secure in his power, looking out over his kingdom, the King of Wands. Wands, they are the suit of action, ideas, growth, inspiration, and creativity amongst other things. Does he speak to you? What does he say? Does he instil you with confidence? With the knowledge of a life well lived so far? Or is he here to remind you of those things? To remind you of your vision for your future life, what is it that you want to manifest for your future? Why are you hesitating? Embrace the serenity and the power of the King, stand your ground, hold your head up high and go for it. Embrace your dreams and plans, and start working on them.

Card 2 - Accept - Five of Swords

This is not a happy card, the image shows a woman going around the battlefield, collecting swords from the fallen soldiers. It depicts loss, sorrow, regret, or maybe a loss of confidence. Perhaps it was an argument or a disagreement with someone which has thrown you off balance. Whatever it is that you have just gone through, it has knocked your equilibrium off kilter. Unfortunately, this is a part of life we all go through. This card is asking you to accept the situation, it is asking you not to stoop to low tactics to win the argument, but to remain true to your values. Hold on to your humanity and grace, especially when the going gets tough.

Card 3 - Let Go or Release - Ace of Cups

Well, this is a hopeful card to end the spread with. Your cup is literally running over - with joy, well-being, beauty, and healing. With this card being in the let go/release position I don’t think it means that you need to release all that goodness and watch it flow away. I feel that it means you should feel nourished and protected. Let go of your fears. Release the worry that your ‘cup’ will run dry, it won’t. Enjoy the next phase, one filled with fruitful projects, love, and relationships. This card ushers in a period of potential, creative and possibly romantic relationships. Ask yourself, what does your heart want or need? Let go of the worry that the cup will run dry, and open your heart to new opportunities.

Summary

So to sum up this month’s cards -
Embrace - Your inner strength and start working on your dreams.
Accept - That life has bad patches, stay true to your own inner heart and compass and you will get through most of life’s troubles.
Let Go - Of the fears which are holding you back, open yourself up to the new opportunities, creative or emotional, which are coming into your life now.

As ever these are just my ramblings and are not set in stone, take what you need from the reading and use it. If the cards resonate with you in a different way, go with it. Your heart and soul know what is best for you. Follow the nudges and messages from Spirit and the angels, remember, the more you pay attention, the more you will see.

I will be back on Sunday with my usual letter to you dear friend, until next time, as ever, may your angels and guides watch over you and protect you until we meet again.

Love and Light,

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