Astrology

Let’s begin with the elements: fire, water, air, and earth. In the tarot, we see them reflected through the four suits of the minor arcana. Each element speaks to a particular realm of life — passion and transformation, emotion and intuition, logic and communication, stability and manifestation. These same elements appear throughout the zodiac — categorizing the twelve signs by their energetic frequency and temperament.

In astrology, the planets and their mythological rulers also carry elemental power. Mars brings fire. Venus flows with water. Mercury moves like air. Saturn grounds us in earth. These divine archetypes — many of them gods and goddesses — tell stories about who we are, what we’re learning, and how we grow. The cosmos becomes a mirror.

Astrology is a wonderful tool for understanding the energetic landscape that we’re operating in. Much like we can anticipate that winter will be colder and more reflective, or that spring will bloom with action and rebirth, the astrological calendar offers its own subtle seasons. These cycles — both personal and collective — shape the flow of our lives. They help us work with the energy, instead of against it.

A tarot reading that incorporates astrology is like a painting that suddenly comes alive in color. The cards tell us what’s happening in the moment — the soul’s snapshot — while astrology can give us context. What cosmic weather are we walking through? Where is this lesson rooted? Is there a karmic cycle being activated? Together, tarot and astrology offer a multidimensional map.

On this page, you’ll find insights into the twelve zodiac signs, planetary archetypes, and how they show up both in the sky and in the tarot deck. Whether you’re just learning to recognize your sun, moon, and rising, or diving deeper into your birth chart, this is a space to explore the language of the stars.

You’ll also find goddess-aligned reflections throughout these pages. Many of the planetary rulers are divine feminine figures — Venus, Luna, Ceres, Vesta — all of them representing aspects of our emotional and spiritual evolution. The Moon, in particular, holds a sacred place in the cycles of both astrology and goddess embodiment. She teaches us to ebb and flow, to rise and rest, to illuminate and surrender.

The zodiac is not a rigid system of fate. It’s an invitation to alignment. As we learn the archetypes of each sign, we begin to see where we are in our own cycle. Are we in a Leo phase of self-expression and creative fire? A Virgo moment of sacred order and healing? A Scorpio descent into shadow and transformation?

Understanding your natal chart — your cosmic blueprint — is one of the most empowering practices available to a modern mystic. It allows you to recognize your innate gifts, recurring lessons, soul contracts, and potential paths forward.

But astrology isn’t just about the self — it’s also about timing. When is it best to plant a seed? To rest and reflect? To launch something into the world? Astrology teaches us to move with the divine clock.

As you explore this section of Tarot Flower, allow yourself to be both the student and the mystic. Read, reflect, experiment. Pull cards during key transits. Journal during moon phases. Begin to notice the patterns between what’s happening above — and what’s awakening within.

The zodiac is a spiral, not a straight line. So don’t worry about learning everything at once. You’re already dancing in divine rhythm. This is just the part where you learn to name the steps. 🌙