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The tarot cards for love are The Lovers, Two of Cups, Ace of Cups, Ten of Cups and The Empress. A warm, honest guide to reading...

An honest guide to bloodstone (heliotrope): what the green and red stone really is, its traditional meaning of courage and vita...

In numerology the luckiest number for wealth is 8, with 6 and your own life-path number shaping how fortune shows up for you.

Dalmatian jasper, or Dalmatian stone, is a spotted stone said to hold playfulness and grounding, though it is not a true jasper.

The tarot cards for money are the Pentacles suit, plus The Empress and the Wheel of Fortune. A warm, honest guide to the wealth...

An honest guide to orange calcite: what it really is, its warm traditional meaning, how to use it, and the plain water-care not...

The number 1 card in tarot is The Magician, numbered I. The Fool comes first as card 0, so The Magician is the first numbered c...

The happiest tarot card is most often the Ten of Cups, with The Sun a close rival. An honest look at the cards of joy and conte...

An honest guide to rutilated quartz: what the golden needles are, what the stone traditionally means, how to use it and whether...

The 6th Major Arcana card is The Lovers (VI): love, union, choice and values. Here is why it is number six, plus its Gemini link.

An honest guide to blue calcite: what this soft blue carbonate really is, its calming traditions, and how to care for a water s...

The Death card (XIII) is the card associated with death, but it very rarely means literal death. It means transformation, endin...