Mistletoe

Decks Used: Crystal Power by Mystic Meg, The Tarot of The Divine by Yoshi Yoshitani, Crystal Power, Jayne Wallace

So today we talk about the holiday traditions behind Mistletoe. As you well know (likely) this tradition holds that a man or woman is allowed to kiss anyone standing beneath a spring of mistletoe. If the kiss is refused, bad luck follows. This likely originated with the Celtic Druids in the first century. Mistletoe can bloom even in the winter and it’s thought that the druids viewed it as a symbol of vivacity and fertility. So in the spirit of life and light, what message do the cards have for us today?

The cards

cards pulled from various decks

• 7 of fires: conflict: fighting for the right to be where you are

• King of swords: smart, authoritative, and able to take action on your mental and intellectual pursuits

• 8 of wands: information, coming in very fast, stay on your toes.

So what I’m seeing here is that while there is some conflict and nerves in your space. You are handling the information coming at you with smarts and clarity. This will help you move forward on your goals.