Someone I know, Alicia, had a big decision before her. Go to graduate school or pursue a career in the arts.

“I need some way to hear Goddess’s voice. Or at least my own intuition,” she said.

“You can consider the Tarot,” I said.

Here are three valuable details.

1. Is there something different I should think about?

Before you do a Tarot spread, you can ask, “Is there something different I should think about?”

You can find a special benefit from asking a question and waiting to see what the Tarot cards reveal. It’s a chance for you to have your horizon widened.

Sometimes, our first thoughts are too limited. Why? Stress can cloud our thinking. The Tarot is a good way to expand your thoughts.

You could ask questions that empower you. Think of questions like:

Is this the best outcome for me currently?
Do I need to talk about this with a trusted advisor?
What are my options?

You might be pleasantly surprised by the hints the Tarot provides for you.

2. Am I letting fear limit me?

Fear can limit your thinking and actions. Sometimes you need guidance in ways to quiet that down.

You can ask the Tarot: What is available for me beyond fear?

Fear can limit you. The Tarot can free you of fear’s blinders.

The Tarot can guide you to better things.

3. Is this for my highest good?

What is your highest good?

Do think about the best outcome? Would that be the best car, the best house, the best job?

Is there something more to life?

My path has revealed that my highest good can rise even with outcomes that I did not like. I did not like enduring abuse from my brother in our youth. I was the baby sister. Crap.

I hated my first marriage. Through being empowered by Wicca, I freed myself from that terrible marriage.

So, our highest good may be rising in personal growth through hardship.

You can ask the Tarot: “Is this for my highest good?”

A Tarot spread in response to this question may surprise and intrigue you.

We can use the Tarot to support our path.

Remember, that you can devote prayer time with the Gods.

The Gods can also help us cultivate new ways of thinking.

May these insights support your path.

Blessed Be,
Moonwater