I was born on a threshold shared by Imbolc and Candlemas, celebrations centred on light emerging from darkness. Now, decades later, that connection suddenly feels significant. As I explore Christianity, Paganism, Christ Consciousness, Tarot, and my own evolving beliefs, I find myself returning to one question: where is Truth found?
Author: Claudia of Awakened Little Souls & Seeking Celestial Grace
Why I See Autumn as a Season of New Beginnings
As August gives way to September, Autumn arrives not as an ending, but as an awakening. A mysterious birdsong, eleven years of Seeking Celestial Grace, and a return to Tarot have me reflecting on intuition, Divine timing, and the quiet inner voice that has guided me toward unexpected beginnings throughout my life.
Deck Journal: A Morning Getting to Know Two New Tarot & Oracle Decks
After returning home from Disneyland Paris, I found two new decks waiting for me. I decided to interview them and discover how each wanted to work with me. What followed was a fascinating exploration of intuition, healing, spiritual growth, surrender, and the relationships we build with our decks.
Eight Years, One Full Circle: Paris and a Mabon Oracle Deck Interview for Inner Child Healing, Truth, & Transformation
Seven years after moving to France and beginning a life-changing chapter, I return to Paris with my family while navigating another profound period of healing and transformation. A deck interview with the Seasons of the Witch: Mabon oracle offers timely reminders about reclaiming my voice, reconnecting with my inner child, releasing what no longer serves me, and protecting the life I have worked so hard to create.
Tarot Study – How Do I Heal? A Tarot Reading for Healing, Grief, and Resilience
What happens when we ask Tarot, “How do I heal?” In this deeply personal reading with The Herbcrafter’s Tarot and Seasons of the Witch: Ostara, I explore grief, resilience, emotional nourishment, safe connection and choosing the light. These cards offered a powerful reminder that healing doesn't mean forgetting—it means learning to grow through what happened.
