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The Weekly Tarot (And Capricorn Full Moon) Reading

July 21st-27th: The Tower (Reversed), Six of Hearts/Cups (Reversed), and The Magician!

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Cait Pearson
Jul 22, 2024
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This tarot pull and weekly reading is broken down into Thinking/What, Feeling/Why, Doing/How, and the overall reading takeaway!

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Happy Full Moon 🌕 in Capricorn ♑️. This is the second full moon in Capricorn in a row and therefore a powerful and unique opportunity for potent transformational energy directed toward any old stories (spanning back to 2008) that are no longer serving you.

Additionally, it is conjunct Pluto which is the planet ruling the shadow of self. Keep these key components in mind as you reflect on this week’s reading!


Thinking/What | The Tower (Reversed) : There are a lot of shifts happening for you right now. The changes themselves or the awareness of the need for change has feelings of panic and overwhelm living right under the surface of everything you do and think right now. Spiraling thoughts of things not “working out,” or wrong choices you’ve made. You can let these thoughts consume you or you can bring awareness to the fact that your thoughts are not you or your circumstances and bring the power back to the choice of a fresh start instead.

Feeling/Why | Six of Hearts/Cups (Reversed) : Because there are a lot of influences from your past whether it’s people, or old stories they are trying to make you only see change and the challenges right now as negative and stressful. The situation is stoking the fire of child-like behavior but not in a good way. Feelings of why me, or why again bubbling to the surface of this victim-like perspective. Could you adapt the child-like response of breakdown into a breakthrough instead through wonder, play, and child-like curiosity?

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