To start off with, where tf have I been? Followed by:

(00:02:06) Today's Moonday Oracle (Tarot + Oracle) Reading

Decks: Crow Tarot (U.S. Games) and Urban Crow Oracle (Hay House) by MJ Cullinane

(00:04:40) A question from Zelda about choosing decks

You can submit a question here.

Thank you, Zelda!

The episodes I mentioned:

Ep. 25 July 29, 2023 Universal Celtic Tarot + How to Spot a Fraudulent Deck

Ep. 168 January 9, 2024 A Message from The 6 of Swords Reversed + Fraudulent Deck Alert!

Also, check out the other podcast I co-host, TABI's Tarot World!

You can find me on Instagram @moonlightandmercury and on BlueSky moonlightmercury.bsky.social.

Feeling ready to cut your losses and move on? Not so fast! All may not be lost. Let your heart have its say first, and maybe even have a good cry about it. Perhaps you'll find a renewed sense of purpose or a fresh start.

Deck: Heaven & Earth Tarot by Jack Sephiroth and Jaymi Elford, published by Lo Scarabeo

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At the beginning of this episode, I ramble a bit about my crappy January and how I dragged my a** out of an emotional slump, in the hope that it might help someone else who's feeling down. If you'd like to skip that part and get to the reading, click ahead to:

(00:06:54) Today's reading

Decks:

• Crow Tarot by MJ Cullinane, published by U.S. Games
• Spellcasting Oracle Cards by Flavia Kate Peters and Barbara Meiklejohn-Free with art by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman, published by Hay House

Would you like to ask a question to be answered on the podcast? I'd love to hear from you! You can leave a written or recorded message at moonlightandmercury.com/contact/.

You can also find me on Instagram and BlueSky, or get your own reading with me here.

Like this podcast? Please consider spreading the word by leaving a 5-star rating, telling a friend, or sharing it and tagging me on social media.

International Mental Health Directories:

https://www.helpguide.org/find-help

https://www.nivati.com/blog/international-mental-health-hotlines

How is the full moon affecting you? Are you feeling a bit out of sorts? Are you taking care of your wellness? Minfulness is just one of the ways discussed in this episode to help you stay grounded and keep your emotions from running away with you.

Please note: At the beginning I accidentally said "new moon" and I should have said "full moon".

Decks:

Deviant Moon Tarot by Patrick Valenza, published by U.S. Games

Spellcasting Oracle Cards by Flavia Kate Peters and Barbara Meiklejohn-Free with artwork by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman, published by Hay House

Like this podcast? Please consider spreading the word by leaving a 5-star rating, telling a friend, or sharing it on social media. If you share it on socials, you can tag me at ⁠@moonlightandmercury⁠ on Instagram and @moonlightmercury.bsky.social on BlueSky. Thanks!

You can also contact me ⁠here⁠ or get a reading with me ⁠here⁠.

She knows her worth. Do you?

Deck: Tarot of the Witch's Garden by Sasha Graham with art by Nataša Ilinčić, published by Llewellyn.

When sudden change strikes, will you be prepared? How will you handle it? These cards have some advice for you.

Decks: Crow Tarot (US Games) and Urban Crow Oracle (Hay House) by MJ Cullinane.

Is there something you've been pecking away at, that isn't giving you the results you want or isn't fulfilling anymore? Crow Tarot and The Magickal Botanical Oracle have some advice for you!

Decks:

Crow Tarot by MJ Cullinane, published by US Games

The Magickal Botanical Oracle by Christopher Penczak and Maxine Miller, published by Lo Scarabeo

Happy holidays to anyone celebrating! 💖🎄✨This week's deck is Everyday Witch Tarot by Deborah Blake with art by Elisabeth Alba, published by Llewellyn.