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05/27/2026

05/27/2026

We now have Strawberry rhubarb streusel-sticks while supplies last. So Yummy!!🍓😁

05/27/2026

🃏 Let's settle this once and for all: Tarot, Lenormand, and Oracle walk into a bar…

Here's the tea (or should I say, the tea leaves ☕):

✨ TAROT
• 78 cards, rich symbolism, the OG of card reading
• Think: deep dive therapy session with a mystical twist
• Great for: "Why is my life like THIS right now?"

🌿 LENORMAND
• 36 cards, very literal, very no-nonsense
• Think: that blunt friend who tells you exactly what you need to hear
• Great for: "Just tell me what's happening, no fluff"

🌙 ORACLE
• Can be ANY number of cards — there are no rules here and we love that
• Think: a warm hug wrapped in beautiful artwork
• Great for: daily guidance, affirmations, and vibes

The short version?
🔮 Tarot = the psychologist
📬 Lenormand = the accountant
🦋 Oracle = the free spirit

All three are amazing. All three have a place on my reading table. And yes, I use all of them depending on what YOU need. 😉

Curious which one is calling your name? Drop a 🔮, 📬, or 🦋 in the comments!

05/24/2026

We got hand-made soaps! From Charcoal to Peach Tea to Oatmeal Milk and Honey!

05/20/2026

Persephone is often remembered through flowers, innocence, and the arrival of spring, yet her mythology carries far darker themes beneath the surface.

In Greek myth, Persephone was gathering flowers when Hades emerged from the earth and took her into the Underworld. Her mother Demeter searched endlessly in grief, causing famine and decay across the world while refusing to let the earth bloom again.

Yet Persephone’s story did not end with abduction.

Over time, she transformed into one of the most powerful figures within the Underworld itself. She became Queen beside Hades, ruling over the dead, the unseen, and the hidden spaces between life and death.

That transformation is part of why her mythology still resonates so deeply now.

Persephone represents the woman whose life changes completely through trauma, grief, isolation, or forced transformation. The woman who enters darkness unwillingly and emerges changed forever.

Many women understand what it feels like to lose innocence through survival. To become someone entirely different after pain. To grieve the version of themselves that existed before certain experiences reshaped them.

Yet Persephone’s mythology reminds people that transformation does not erase power.

The Underworld did not destroy her identity.
It altered it.

She became both spring and shadow. Life and death. Innocence and sovereignty existing within the same figure. Her mythology reflects duality in a way few ancient stories do.

That is why Persephone remains far more than a passive figure within mythology.

She embodies survival, rebirth, resilience, and the truth that darkness can transform a person without fully consuming them.

Some women return from difficult seasons softer.

Others return crowned.

05/16/2026

05/08/2026

🃏 Did you know tarot readers often use different decks for different readings? Here’s a little peek into mine! 👀✨
Every deck in my collection has its own personality and purpose. Some are perfect for deep, heavy readings. Others shine for personal reflection. And some are just right for client sessions!
My current faves? ✨ The Dark Wood Tarot for its moody, mysterious energy and The Universal Tarot with its gorgeous gold foil and accents, chef’s kiss. 🤌
Now it’s YOUR turn! 👇🏻
💬 How many decks do you have? Which one holds a special place in your heart?
And if you’re curious which deck I’d pull for YOUR reading, book a session and let’s find out! 🔮✨