Three Card Draw: What we’re going through is much like an exorcism of a haunted house. The walls are splitting, the lightning is striking at the rooftops, and everything hidden in the shadows is being forced out. The spirits that clung to its corners are being driven away, the illusions that once held power are shattering, and the false security built on unstable ground is collapsing. These are the final death throes of what is falling, loud and unsettling and impossible to ignore, a collective cleansing that strips away what was rotten so that truth and renewal can break through.While the figurative phantasms and illusions try to oppress and control, we are being asked to hang in there and remember to bring the mind and the heart back into harmony, and to draw on the strength that rises when thought and feeling move together. Like bats that move through the night guided by inner sight, we are being called to hold this vision for the way forward, carrying it into the future when the Tower has finished crashing and the space for renewal stands open before us.And as the spirits scatter there is a return of light, a flow of renewal that washes the air clean and clears the path ahead. Where the Tower once stood there is now open ground, haunted foundations made clear so that something stronger and truer can be built. The haunting ends through collapse, mastery of inner balance anchors us, and once the ghosts have been laid to rest the waters of renewal begin to flow, restoring faith and opening the way toward a future shaped with clarity and purpose.Deck Used: Happy Halloween Tarot by @sonigravesartistryLearn how to level up your tarot readings in my book The Psychic Art of Tarot

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Three Card Draw: Right now we are being reminded to protect our power, even if it seems or feels like we don’t have much, because that spark is what keeps us moving forward even when the way feels uncertain or frightening. The ghost of the Star card reminds us that just because something seems over does not mean it is finished. Faith asks us to trust that what feels gone can reincarnate in a new and even better form when the time is right. Alongside this is a call to trust in renewal and creation, to remember that life can emerge in unexpected ways and that we have the power to nurture what we want to see flourish. And what catches my eye the most is the Bride of Frankenstein, resurrected from the dead and refusing to be controlled by the Emperor who in this deck appears as Frankenstein himself. She is creation and sovereignty on her own terms based on love, empathy, and care. This is a reminder that true power rises when we reject imposed patriarchal authority and claim the right to shape life for ourselves rooted in compassion.Deck Used: RWS Halloween Tarot by divineplaytarotLearn how to level up your tarot readings in my book The Psychic Art of Tarot

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