The eighth arcana of the traditional Tarot is (8) Justice, which is the operation of “never-failing providence” which “ordereth all things both in heaven and earth” as the collect for …

One aspect of the (7) Chariot is that it may be seen as an image of Hermes presiding over a square “field” which represents the front face of the cube-shaped …

There is once again a remarkable agreement between the arcana of the week, (6) Lovers, and the theme of the Collect, which today dwells upon the pouring of the Love …

The Collect Grant, O Lord, we beseech thee, that the course of this world may be so peaceably ordered by thy governance, that thy Church may joyfully serve thee in …

There is a remarkable consonance between the placement of the Collects during the Sundays after Trinity and the corresponding upper arcana. Thus today, the fourth Sunday after Trinity brings us …

The third Sunday after Trinity brings the (0) Fool to the arcana of the (3) Empress who’s fecund and nurturing spirit is behind the superabundance of creativity in nature as …

Much as we might both “fear** and love” the magnificence of the ocean swell, so is it meet and right to fear and love the Divine source and awe-inspiring immensity …

Let charitas be the beginning of that which you seek to manifest; that is the first initiation the (0) Fool has to pass through on his quest for wisdom through …

Trinity, the longest season of the year, begins today, and with it begins the Fool‘s journey through the houses of the Upper Arcana, presided over by the seasonal arcana of …