Urban Soul Tarot

Urban Soul Tarot Tarot/Oracle/Rune/I-Ching/Akashic Reader & Reiki Master.Advanced Soul Realignment &NLP Practitioner.

We are often more powerful than we know, and each of us is the master of our own story.  The most empowering thing is fo...
10/08/2025

We are often more powerful than we know, and each of us is the master of our own story. The most empowering thing is for us to know we can create our lives by our choices and what we give our attention to!
So the card for the day is the Magician, and in my deck, that's the most famous of them all-Merlin master of the elements.
Like Merlin, I command the elements of my life. The power to shape reality is already in my hands—because I am the only one who decides my story. No one else holds that permission. I choose who I am, how I live, and what I create.
The Magician knows that intention becomes action, and action becomes destiny. I reclaim every spark of my magic—my power, my worth, my love, and my truth—from any story that ever tried to diminish me.
This is my alchemy.
This is my creation.
This is my magic.
Own your magic,
Have a blessed day!!

The 8 of Pentacles is a quiet card—there’s no glamour or drama here, just steady, focused work. It speaks to the beauty ...
25/07/2025

The 8 of Pentacles is a quiet card—there’s no glamour or drama here, just steady, focused work. It speaks to the beauty of effort, of showing up again and again, especially when no one’s watching. Mastery isn't born from talent alone, but from the willingness to keep refining, to return to the task with devotion. It’s about learning through doing, failing, adjusting, and trying again.

In my deck, this card is held by Savitri, the luminous woman who followed her beloved Satyavaan even into the shadowy realms of death. She faces Yama, Lord of Death himself, not with force, but with unwavering resolve and grace. Through her wisdom, patience, and relentless devotion, she brings her husband back to life. Savitri doesn’t give up—not because she expects reward, but because that’s who she is: steadfast and strong. That’s the spirit of the 8 of Pentacles.

This card reminds us that resilience is a skill, not just a trait. It can be taught, and it must be passed on—especially to our children. They need to know that it’s okay to try and fall short, as long as they keep showing up. That starting again can become second nature. That there is quiet power in hard work and magic in consistency.

And any parent knows how it is an exercise in grueling hard work and resilience and consistency, which is the hallmark of the 8 of Pentacles to show up and ingraine self discipline and quest for mastery in the kids. Actually, that in itself is Epic!!

The 8 of Pentacles invites us to find comfort in the rhythm of effort, to honor the process of becoming. Whether we’re honing a craft, rebuilding a life, or teaching little hearts how to rise after falling—this card assures us that the work is worth it. This is also a card of finances where we are masters at the craft and we are so aligned to what we do, that the fact that the art, or skill brings in the money is a bonus!!

Like Savitri, we carve out miracles not in grand gestures but in quiet persistence.

Have a blessed day!!

Last evening, we caught up with the chores of life. My sister put in the wash clothes, and it got me thinking about my 8...
24/07/2025

Last evening, we caught up with the chores of life. My sister put in the wash clothes, and it got me thinking about my 8 of Swords card. In my deck, it’s Sisyphus — the mythic figure doomed to push a boulder uphill forever. No escape, no finish line. Just the same weight, the same climb, over and over again. Very much like laundry, and the cooking and cleaning...

It’s a card about feeling stuck. Restricted. Trapped in patterns or cycles that don’t seem to end. And honestly? That’s what i feel about the endless chores, sometimes, both mentally and emotionally. Life has its way of becoming a loop sometimes — even when everything on the outside looks fine.

But here’s the strange, almost comforting thing: Sisyphus keeps going. He doesn’t quit. He becomes, as Camus said, the absurd hero — someone who finds a kind of meaning not in success or escape, but in the act of showing up. Again. And again. And again.

Sometimes, there’s no grand revelation. No dramatic breakthrough. Just a quiet choice to try again. To get up, to do the work, to face the boulder.

And maybe that is the breakthrough.

If you’re feeling stuck, this is for you. You’re not alone in the climb. And even if it feels pointless some days, your effort means something — because you mean something.

Have a blessed day!!

It's been a lovely holiday with my sister. She's calm and patient, and I guess her profession is so much an extension of...
23/07/2025

It's been a lovely holiday with my sister. She's calm and patient, and I guess her profession is so much an extension of the way she shows love. She is a teacher.

In my deck, the Queen of Pentacles is Estsanatlehi, the Navajo goddess of life, growth, and change. She is the ever-transforming earth—nourishing, resilient, quietly powerful.
She walks not with thunder but with the steady rhythm of presence.
Today, I honor her as the spirit of the teacher.

Teachers are the sacred hands that mold potential into purpose. They tend to minds like gardens, sowing seeds of curiosity, truth, and courage. With patient wisdom and quiet strength, they build and bind the world—not with stone, but with words of love.

Like Estsanatlehi, they are changemakers. They don’t just pass on knowledge—they pass on belonging. They shape futures while holding space for the now. They see the child behind the noise, the spark behind the struggle. They are the warm meal, the open ear, the steady gaze that says, "You matter."

The Queen of Pentacles is the teacher who stays late, who remembers birthdays, and sees the soul inside the struggle. She is grounded, generous, and gentle—but never small. Her impact moves through generations in ways the world may never fully see.

To all the teachers—seen and unseen—you are the Earth that holds the roots of all becoming. You are Estsanatlehi. You are love in form.

Have a blessed day!!


In tarot, the 3 of Cups is the card of shared celebration — the clinking of glasses, the knowing glance, the laughter th...
22/07/2025

In tarot, the 3 of Cups is the card of shared celebration — the clinking of glasses, the knowing glance, the laughter that bubbles up in unison. It's about connection that fills more than your cup — it fills your spirit.

In cities, community is a balm — a soft place to land amid the hustle.
But in rural life, community is more than comfort.
It’s survival.
It’s the neighbor who shows up with fresh vegetables when your crop fails.
The auntie who watches your kids so you can rest.
The friend who brings soup and gossip when you’re sick.

Out here, everyone’s role matters.
Everyone's presence ripples.
And joy — the kind that is shared — becomes a necessity, not a luxury.

The 3 Graces in mythology — goddesses of beauty, mirth, and goodwill — remind us that celebration isn’t frivolous. It’s sacred.
It binds us.
It restores us.
It reminds us we’re not alone.

So here’s a gentle call:
Honor your community.
The chosen family. The childhood friends. The neighbors who water your plants when you’re away.
Text someone you love.
Lift someone up today.
Tell your people they matter — because they do.

We were never meant to do this alone.
Have a blessed day!!

In my deck, the 10 of Pentacles is the city of Eldorado — a place of unimaginable treasure. But not all gold shines.I al...
21/07/2025

In my deck, the 10 of Pentacles is the city of Eldorado — a place of unimaginable treasure. But not all gold shines.
I always knew I looked like my dad.
Same eyes. Same forehead. Same love for mythology and fantastical stories.
I’m on vacation with my sister right now — and it’s wild how much I see her in my older one… and how she sees herself in my younger one.
I catch glimpses of my own obsession with hair styling in my gorgeous niece.

Families are like that. You see a picture and think, "Omg! You look just like mum here!" Or that's such a granny thing to do, and you also know exactly which grandmother it came from. We inherit more than DNA.
We inherit habits. Temperaments. The way we love. The way we hold back.
Sometimes wealth.
Sometimes silence.

The 10 of Pentacles is legacy — the wealth of everything passed down.
It’s “old money,” yes. But also old love.
Old wounds.
Old wisdom.
Even when we live on different continents, even when we don’t see each other as often as we’d like — there’s a thread that binds us.
And it’s more than blood.
We are a vibrational match for each other.
Not just as family — but as souls.
Maybe we chose this.
To carry forward the good.
To alchemize the pain.
To become the living inheritance our ancestors dreamed of.

That’s the gold of Eldorado.
It’s not buried.
It’s remembered.

Have a blessed day!!

Patience is its own kind of magic.This rosebush in my sister’s garden in Essex reminds me of the 7 of Pentacles — the qu...
20/07/2025

Patience is its own kind of magic.

This rosebush in my sister’s garden in Essex reminds me of the 7 of Pentacles — the quiet, steady work that happens beneath the surface. The tending, the pruning, the waiting. Not every bloom arrives on demand, but when it does... it’s always worth it.

This card isn’t just about slow growth — it’s about showing up without expecting instant results. It teaches us to do our part, then let go. No grasping, no guarantees. Just trust in the process.

When we look at the 7s in tarot, they all ask us to pause and reflect. To reevaluate. Are we still aligned with the path we’re walking? And if we are — then we keep going, even without a finish line in sight.

Growth may be slow, but it’s happening — root by root, petal by petal.

The 4 of Pentacles often gets a bad rap—seen as a card of clinging, control, or fear of loss. But there’s another side. ...
16/07/2025

The 4 of Pentacles often gets a bad rap—seen as a card of clinging, control, or fear of loss. But there’s another side. A softer, more introspective side.
This card asks: What do you truly value? What are you holding onto out of fear… and what are you protecting out of love? Just like Persephone’s descent into the underworld marked a turning point in her own story—one of growth, rebirth, and the cycle of seasons—the 4 of Pentacles invites us to pause and reflect.
It’s about taking a disciplined, honest look at what matters. Your energy. Your time. Your heart. Your investments—not just financial, but emotional and spiritual, too. It's a reminder that, like Demeter could not hold on to Persephone, we can never hold on to or control everything in our lives.
It says: You are allowed to choose what stays and what goes. You are allowed to root into what brings you peace. You are allowed to tend to your own garden before giving it all away.
Sometimes, the underworld is not a punishment—it’s a portal. 🖤

Sitting in Kensington Gardens, watching ducks glide across the water and fountains shimmer in the sun, I’m reminded of t...
12/07/2025

Sitting in Kensington Gardens, watching ducks glide across the water and fountains shimmer in the sun, I’m reminded of the 9 of Cups.
This card is sometimes called the “wish card” — a moment of emotional fulfillment, of having your cups filled and your heart light.
Today feels like that. A quiet joy. A gentle reminder that happiness isn’t always loud or far away. Sometimes it’s here, in the stillness, the sunlight, the simple act of being present.
The 9 of Cups says: take a breath. Smell the flowers. In a world that can be whirlwind crazy sometimes it's just good to slow down! Count your blessings. Let yourself feel full.
Have a blessed day!!

Lugh of the Long Arm, the many-skilled god, once rode his chariot not for show but for purpose. Not for applause but for...
09/07/2025

Lugh of the Long Arm, the many-skilled god, once rode his chariot not for show but for purpose. Not for applause but for destiny. He didn’t wait for the Tuatha Dé Danann to cheer him on before he lifted the spear of light—he knew what he was called to do.

As charioteer, Lugh isn’t the horse, nor the wheels. He’s the one holding the reins. He is the direction. He is the inner compass. And like Lugh, we are asked: who drives the chariot of your life? Is it the praise of others? The approval you crave? Or is it a knowing that rises from within?

Validation from the outside world is fleeting. One day they’ll cheer, the next, they may forget your name. But when your soul is anchored, when your purpose is clear—you don’t wait to be chosen. You choose yourself. You become the charioteer.

Set your eyes forward. Grip the reins of your will. Let your inner sun lead.

You don’t need everyone to understand you. You just need to understand yourself. Have a blessed day!!

There’s a kind of absurd courage in the mundane -  we don’t talk about that enough—the kind that doesn’t look like actio...
07/07/2025

There’s a kind of absurd courage in the mundane - we don’t talk about that enough—the kind that doesn’t look like action, or change, or breakthrough. It looks like stillness. It feels like being stuck. It's the repetition that begs the question : What is the point of anything that i do? What's the point of the actions we take when we all know we are hurling and rushing towards our demise.

The 8 of Air in this deck shows an angel looking down from above—not a scene of struggle, but one of pause, of waiting, of watching. It reminds me of Camus’ absurd hero—the one who chooses to live without escape, who faces the absurdity of life head-on, without needing it to make sense.

Sometimes, the bravest thing we can do is not run. Not force clarity. Not numb out. But simply be with what is. The feeling of being suspended. The mind in loops. The endless questions with no clear answers.

There’s a strange grace in that space. A silver lining not of freedom but of presence.

Because even when we're stuck—especially then—we're still choosing. Choosing to stay awake. To keep breathing. To remain tender in a world that offers no guarantees.

That quiet courage?
That’s the real miracle.

Have a blessed day!!

He carved her from stone—patiently, intentionally, with quiet devotion.Pygmalion didn’t rush the process. He wasn’t scul...
06/07/2025

He carved her from stone—patiently, intentionally, with quiet devotion.
Pygmalion didn’t rush the process. He wasn’t sculpting for applause. He was creating something he believed in, even before it came to life.
It’s about the kind of dedication that’s not always loud or glamorous -infact, the most mundane of the Knights is our man of Pentacles. It’s the steady work that happens behind the scenes. The repetition. The refinement. The decision to show up again and again—not because the world is watching - but because your soul is committed to something meaningful.
The 8 of Pentacles remind us that true mastery is an act of love. Whether you’re building a craft, healing something inside yourself, growing a business, or learning to trust again—it all takes time, attention, and presence.
You don’t always see the results right away. It might feel slow. It might feel thankless. But every time you return to work, you are shaping something real. You are breathing life into it, one effort at a time.
Like Pygmalion, what you’re creating may one day rise up and meet you—with movement, with purpose, with its own living spirit. But for now, trust the process. Trust your hands. Trust the love behind your labor.

You are building something sacred.
Have a blessed day!!

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