Month: August 2024

It was at the very end of summer, in the early days of September 1979. At the time, I was working for the Federal government in Washington DC at the Office of Personnel Management’s Personnel Management Training Center.

My immediate supervisor and her husband owned property in the historic Black town of Highland Beach on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay. They kindly invited our small office staff and whomever we wanted to bring along for an end-of-summer picnic at their home a stone’s throw away from the beach. … Read the full story HERE.

This is especially true since our brain’s working memory can only hold and process between three to five pieces of new information at one time.

Even for someone like me who has been playing with the cards for a while now (40 years and counting), spreads that contain more than five cards start to become overwhelming, not only for me but often for the person I’m doing a reading for. … Read the full story HERE.

I don’t read the cards every day. But I do like to get insights from the tarot from time to time. This is especially true when I’m confronted with problematic situations that I’d like more insight on.

Often, I’m just curious to see what the issues and energies are that I’m currently dealing with, especially when I haven’t given myself a reading in a while. … Read the full story HERE.

In early February 2023, I read an episode of MSNBC’s Black History Uncensored series explaining why award-winning author and journalist, Ta-nehisi Coates’ books are being banned. Read the full story HERE.

I decided to give myself a “Full Moon” tarot card reading in December 2022 because the Moon in my natal chart is also in Gemini.

While the two aren’t in exact conjunction (i.e., right next to each other), I figured both moons being in the same sign would be significant in some way. … Read the full story HERE.