Why are we so quick to abandon our New Year Resolutions? Because we don’t think big and long-term. As we prepare for the festive season and a unique opportunity to start again in the new year, let’s look back.

What wins and wisdoms are you going to take away from 2024?

What soul lessons have you been working on this year?

What have your learnt from your challenges in work, relationships or finances?

What gifts and blessings might have you missed? (and acknowledge and celebrate today)

Where might have you sabotaged your own flourishing?

Where have you observed the most growth in yourself? (spiritually, psychologically, professionally)

And finally, what can you do to fulfil your potential and thrive in every area of your life moving forward?

In this workshop, we will use tarot cards from the Major Arcana to help us reflect on the path we’ve travelled in the last 11 months. We will seek counsel, wisdom and inspiration from the meaning-rich images of the Tarot deck.

We will use Tarot as our guide and mentor to look deeper and to aim higher in life. We will do a bit of meditation, a bit of journaling, a bit of talking, some intention-setting, lots of self-forgiveness, and more!

Benefits of an annual personal overview with Tarot:

Improved self-awareness

Greater sense of purpose

Achieved goals

Increased self-confidence

Better relationships

Improved mental health

Better stress management

Accountability

Work-life balance

The event will include:

- a brief introduction to Tarot

- a brief introduction to tarot symbolism, card meaning and card reading techniques

- short self-assessment questionnaire

- journaling (putting some thoughts/feelings on paper) in response to key cards and questions

What to expect: expect to do

- some inspiring and through-provoking whole-class teaching

- some deep inner digging on your own

- some light shared learning in pairs

How to prepare:

- bring your own tarot deck if you have one (there will be tarot decks available for you to use on the day)

- bring a notepad and pen/pencil

- pay attention to any small items/objects that catch your attention while being outside; if you can, pick one up and bring it to class (e.g., a lost earring, an abandoned toy, a pretty stone, etc.).