If you are a local to the Boulder/Denver area and would like to meet me or have a reading you can call me at 303 818-8477. I will also be attending two fairs in March. They are:

Metaphysical Celebration Fair
Denver Merchandise Mart
March 12th-14th

or for more information go to:

http://www.celebrationfair.com/

I will also be at the:

9th Annual Winter Holistic Fair
March 20 & 21, 2010
Saturday & Sunday 10am - 5pm
Aztlan Center, Fort Collins, Colorado
(112 Willow St, east of North College Ave, north of Jefferson/Riverside)

for more information go to:

http://www.holisticlifechoices.com/Fairs/Winter/index.php

The Priestess

This is the picture of a young friend of mine, She happens to be very wise and when I saw her in front of a painting where she worked in I felt I had my image for the priestess in the Tarot deck I was creating.

The priestess is the third Major Arcana card in the deck. The priestess is a reminder to tap into the vastness of our being. She is not bound by time or space yet she is totally grounded in the moment.

If a person were to draw this card during a reading it could signify that they should trust their wisdom, and be true to their spirit. It is time to be authentic. Resourcefulness will help them persevere by putting the hard times behind them.

The Chariot

Taken in Santa Fe in a friend's garden, this picture has an antique miniature chariot filled with an ancient jug. Both of these objects depict the feeling of enduring wisdom and the idea of movement. They embody the resilience and fragility of our life.

This card is number 7 of the major arcana. As a wheel is turning the center is perfectly still. So you must be when it is time to move physically or emotionally. If you were to receive this card it might be a good time to relocate or change something in your living situation or physical surroundings. So it is a good time to practice grounding yourself with meditation and or yoga. Deepen your awareness of the feeling you experience when you breath in and out, watching the expansion and the contraction. Practice at least 10 minutes a day for a week and see if you notice a change in your daily life.

Impressions on some readings

Connection with a young man
A young man came to my table in fatigues,seeming very lost and confused. He had the face of a black Buddha and was discovering, while still in the army, a strong spiritual yearning that had nothing to do with the life he had been leading up to now and was feeling very isolated. I empathized with him realizing what he was facing and I encouraged him to own to his experience no matter what.We both felt suddenly a strong tingling in the spine, I knew his spirit guide was connecting with him, I was grateful that he was validated and felt it would help him endure the remaining of his stay in the army.

As always in such moments, I felt very grateful to witness another human being. This confirmed the amazing mystery and vastness of our spirit. A presense visited us at my table that day and I felt the profound benevolence of the universe.

The Sun

"...Inspire, Create, Motivate Others"
This card is a composite of a sunset in Santa Fe and a little girl in Boulder. The sun is a symbol of vitality and warmth while the child represents the eagerness to learn in playfulness. Together they are the synergy of caring for life and taking responsibility for healing. In the tarot language this card represents the Sun in the major arcana. If a person drew this card it could signify the need to take action, and/or to heal their body. Energy accompanies this card. It is about celebrating life in all aspects and embracing the drama without becoming attached to it.