Issues
If you get La Momposina in a reading, you’re called to ground yourself in your most delicious self-expression.
What rules do you follow or impose? What is your relationship to structure? Are you holding steady or are you giving away your power?
La Sor Juana—like The Hierophant/El Sacerdote—calls you to reflect on your deepest sources of faith.
If the energy of Los Ocasio beckons, your effusive outpouring of love (for a project, for a movement, for other humans) will likely result in a sea change.
This is a card of encouragement, conviction and ganas. How can you stand your ground? And at the same time, what pushes you forward?
Are people saying you’re “too much,” “too loud,” or “too forceful”? Pafuera! Stay committed to your cause.
What is your relationship to stillness? To soledad? Like The Hermit/El Ermitaño, El Borges is a card of cultivating solitude in search of knowledge.
El Huracán invites you to be fully in the present and remember that what goes around, comes around.
Am I acting ethically and with integrity, valuing the truth, and looking out for the greater good of all concerned?
While everything seems to be upside down, ask yourself: What new ways of seeing become available to me from this position?