Dream + Tarot

A fresh New Year tarot spread designed for Neptune’s shift into Aries: clarify the dream, light the spark, and take one grounded first step.

On 12/31/25, I dreamed of a purple-lit elephant at a stone arch, a devouring creature charging the road, and a phone whose screen had come off. I woke thinking of Lord Ganesha, remover of obstacles. This is the dream, and what it taught me about thresholds, attention, repair, and sanctuary.

Some dreams linger not because of what they reveal, but because of how they feel—strange, tender, confusing, or raw. They arrive softly, sometimes in half-sleep or snooze cycles, but their symbolism lands with weight. And often, we’re left wondering: Why did that dream stay with me? What part of me was speaking? And who, or what, was I really talking to? These are the kinds of questions I bring to Tarot-based Dream Coaching —a practice that pairs intuitive card work with symb

There are stories that rise while we sleep—strange, beautiful, sometimes unsettling. They slip past logic and speak in symbols. And then there are stories that rise while we’re awake—quiet longings, repeating thoughts, emotional echoes that call for attention. In both cases, the soul is speaking. The question is: are we listening? This is where Tarot and dreamwork meet. The Bridge Between Dreams and Archetypes Tarot isn’t just a tool for prediction—it’s a symbolic system that

Spring is a season of stirring—of roots shifting, dreams blooming, and half-formed ideas pushing toward the light. And while the outer world hums with the first full notes of new life, the inner world begins its own subtle awakening. In April, as we move through transitional lunar phases, there’s a liminal quality in the air that invites us to listen more closely to our dreams—not just what they say, but who they come from. When I talk about dreams, I’m not only referring to