Month: October 2026

Tarot Reading on Disclosure, Collective Awareness and Humanity’s Future

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 by Tom

Reading period: October 30 – December 25, 2026

Original question

Are we entering a period in which significant information will emerge that challenges people’s existing understanding of the world?

Could this include revelations concerning financial systems, politics, institutions, leadership and other aspects of society?

Could this information help people question established narratives, overcome fear and collectively choose a better direction?

Initial three cards

Six of Cups: Returning to the past, remembering forgotten knowledge, revisiting earlier beliefs and rediscovering fundamental truths.
Seven of Wands: Standing one’s ground, questioning established authority, defending independent thought and challenging prevailing positions.
Seven of Cups: New possibilities, competing perspectives, revelations, illusions and the need for discernment.

Interpretation: The cards suggest a period of questioning, reassessment and expanded awareness. People may revisit what they have been taught, challenge accepted positions and encounter information that changes their perspectives.

The Seven of Cups also cautions against assuming that every apparent revelation is necessarily accurate.

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Tarot Reading on Infrastructure, Preparedness and the Period Leading to Christmas 2026

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 by Tom

Tarot Reading period: October 30 – December 25, 2026

Original question

Is there anything significant developing between late October and Christmas that could affect essential services humanity has come to depend upon, including electricity, the internet, communications and other infrastructure?

Could we experience interruptions or disruptions, potentially lasting several days?

Initial three cards

Ten of Wands: Heavy burdens, overloaded systems, accumulated pressure and strain.
Eight of Pentacles: Skilled workers, maintenance, technical work, repairs and efforts to keep systems functioning.
Five of Wands: Friction, competing forces, instability and disruption.

Interpretation: The cards suggested a theme of systems under pressure, requiring considerable maintenance and potentially experiencing disruption. The emphasis was more on strain and difficulties than total collapse.

Clarifier 1: Would these difficulties ultimately benefit humanity?

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Tarot Reading on World Energy Between Mid-October and Christmas 2026.

Posted on October 19, 2026October 19, 2026 by Tom

1. What does the energy of the world look like between now and Christmas?

Cards: Ace of Wands • Six of Swords • Seven of Swords

The Ace of Wands opens the reading with ignition: something new begins, erupts, or captures attention. “
“It suggests a catalyst rather than a passive continuation of existing conditions. The source could be political, “
“economic, technological, informational, military, scientific, or something else; the card itself does not identify it.

The Six of Swords then introduces movement away from troubled waters. This does not necessarily mean that every problem “
“is solved. It suggests transition, a change of course, relocation, withdrawal, negotiation, adaptation, or movement from “
“one configuration into another.

The Seven of Swords changes the tone by introducing information that is concealed, strategically withheld, or not immediately “
“visible. It can represent maneuvering behind the scenes, intelligence and counter-intelligence, private negotiations, “
“strategic repositioning, or people pursuing objectives they are not yet discussing publicly.

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Tarot Reading on the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections

Posted on October 19, 2026October 19, 2026 by Tom

1. Will anything interfere with or delay the 2026 US midterm elections?

Cards: Four of Cups — The World — Nine of Cups — The Star

The Four of Cups appeared as a jumper, setting the tone before the three-card answer.

The Four of Cups can speak to dissatisfaction, disillusionment, emotional withdrawal, or the sense that something is not quite right. As a jumper, it may indicate that there is considerable dissatisfaction or unease surrounding the circumstances in which the elections occur. It does not, however, inherently indicate cancellation or interruption.

The actual three-card sequence is strikingly different in tone.

The World is one of the clearest cards in the tarot for completion, culmination, and the closing of a cycle. In the context of an election question, it strongly suggests a process reaching its intended conclusion.

The Nine of Cups traditionally relates to satisfaction, wishes, or an expected outcome being realized. Here it can be read as the electoral process producing a defined result rather than remaining indefinitely unresolved.

The Star brings themes of hope, renewal, openness, and looking toward what comes next. It follows The World naturally: a cycle concludes, and another begins.

Taken together, these cards give a strong impression that the electoral cycle proceeds to completion rather than being stopped or indefinitely delayed.

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