06/06/2026
With Reading 1, we have The Tower card.
The cracks are showing, but thatâs okay because itâs where the light can finally get in.
If you picked this card, please donât be discouraged by the image. The Tower is one of the most misunderstood cards in Tarot. Despite how dramatic it appears; it is not always about total disaster. More often, it appears when something youâve been carrying, maintaining, believing, or forcing is becoming too heavy to keep carrying forward.
You might have been going through a growing sense of discomfort that you canât quite explain. A role, responsibility, belief about yourself, relationship dynamic, career path, goal or even a method that youâve been using to cope has started to feel restrictive or exhausting. Perhaps youâre questioning things that once felt certain and now youâre feeling restless where you were once content. Maybe your patience for situations that donât serve you is becoming thinner.
For this reading, I get the sense that the Tower is about your liberation. Before anything falls away, there has to be a moment where you realise youâve been living inside a structure that doesnât reflect who you are becoming. The Tower sometimes acts as a prison built by someone else or by a version of yourself that youâve outgrown. Ask yourself, âIf I wasnât trying so hard to hold everything together, what would naturally change on its own?â For some of you, the answer to this question might come as a flash of inspiration rather than a crisis. For others, it might feel like finally admitting a truth that youâve known deep down for quite some time now.
The advice for the week ahead is not to panic if something feels unsettled or uncertain. The Tower is merely asking you to stop investing your energy into holding together things that are already trying to change. Pay attention to what feels forced and what feels natural. Notice where youâre exhausting yourself by maintaining appearances, expectations or obligations that no longer fit you.
The Tower is not just about what falls away, it is about what remains. When the dust settles, youâll be able to see the things that truly matter with much more clarity. Your values, resilience, priorities and people that genuinely support you will have more room to thrive and evolve into something more honest, more sustainable, and much more aligned with who you are now. Trust the truth that is emerging.
With Reading 2, we have The World card.
Some chapters donât end with a goodbye. They end with a realization that something has moved into its next season.
If you picked this card, there is a strong feeling that youâve been moving through the end of a cycle, but I donât feel like it is being fully recognized yet. The World card is often associated with completion, and thatâs exactly what I feel is happening. However, I feel that many of you are in a strange emotional space that exists between an ending and a beginning. Recently you have been going through subtle shifts in relationships, friendships, roles, routines and parts of your own identity. Nothing is feeling exactly âbrokenâ just yet, but thatâs what makes this card so interesting. The change may be so gradual that you only realise later how much has already changed.
For some of you, this could connect to a friendship or relationship that no longer looks the way it once did. The connection may still exist, but the old version of it has completed its cycle. There is a feeling of grief around this card, but not the kind that arrives through a dramatic loss or upheaval, itâs more personal and subtle than that. It could be a friend moving away, a family dynamic changing, a role youâve outgrown or just a passing of a season of life that once felt more permanent. Thereâs an emphasis on appreciation and gratitude here. Something or someone that has been in your world for a long time may be changing, fading, ending or becoming less available. It feels like one of those experiences where the full impact doesnât land immediately and it could take weeks or months before you find yourself noticing the empty space where something familiar used to be. The World is bringing with it that old saying âyou donât know what you have until itâs goneâ, or for some of you it might be a case of not recognizing your supports until you have to learn how to stand on your own without them.
The advice for the week ahead is to honour what is naturally completing a cycle. Take a moment to acknowledge how far youâve come, what youâve gained and what youâve lost along the way, what this last chapter gave you, and how it helped shape the person you are now. Gratitude can be a powerful companion to grief and The World reminds us to gather together everything youâve learned, everything youâve survived, and everything youâre now ready to carry forward into the next chapter.
With Reading 3, we have The Fool card.
The path reveals itself after you start walking. Sometimes the greatest act of courage isnât confidence, itâs curiosity.
If you picked this card, the message is not about taking a giant leap into the unknown. The Fool often appears when youâve reached a point where overthinking canât give you the answer youâre looking for. You have probably found yourself circling the same questions, weighing every option, trying to predict every outcome, or waiting until you feel completely certain before making a decision. The trouble is, some chapters of life canât be figured out from the sidelines (or purely mentally). They can only be understood by living through them.
The Fool is often called the card of new beginnings, but in this reading it is also about finding freedom from preconceived ideas. The person on the card isnât carrying a detailed map or a 5-year plan. Theyâre just moving forward because theyâre no longer willing to let uncertainty stop them from experiencing life. The advice here is to grasp your willingness to meet life as it is, rather than through the lens of old fears, disappointments or assumptions.
You might have been feeling a desire to simplify things and to put your worries aside. Too many parts of yourself have become buried beneath responsibility, caution, or the need to always have the right answer. The Fool is here to remind you that growth can come through play, experimentation and allowing yourself to be surprised too. The ânot knowingâ can create space for something better than what you would have planned. Follow whatever is sparking your interest (yes, even if you donât know where it leads). Faith is not believing that everything will go perfectly; it is trusting that you can handle whatever comes next as you meet it along the way. Take the first step.