The Tea and Tarot Guidebook

Table of Contents:

Introduction & How to Use
0 – The Fool
I – The Magician
II – The High Priestess
III – The Empress
IV – The Emperor
V – The Hierophant
VI – The Lovers
VII – The Chariot
VIII – Strength
IX – The Hermit
X – Wheel of Fortune
XI - Justice
XII – The Hanged Man
XIII – Death
XIV – Temperance
XV – The Devil
XVI – The Tower
XVII – The Star
XVIII – The Moon
XIX – The Sun
XX – Judgement
XXI – The World

A Ritual for Body, Mind, & Spirit

The Tea Ritual Kit is more than a collection of beautiful things - it’s a ceremony designed to connect you with your own inner wisdom. Each intuitively chosen tarot card carries a message meant for you in this moment, while every herb in your herbal tea blend serves as an ally, anchoring that energy into your body and spirit.

Tarot is a mirror for the subconscious, reflecting truths you already carry within. Herbs are living allies, each one holding a unique vibration that helps call forth the qualities you most need -  protection, clarity, courage, or renewal. Together, tea and tarot form a ritual that bridges the seen and unseen, guiding you toward alignment with your soul.

When you live in alignment with your soul, your life begins to unfold in ways you could only dream of. This ritual is a reminder that you already hold the answers you seek. Through the simple act of steeping tea, pulling a card, and reflecting, you open a channel to that divine wisdom — learning what is needed to embody the energy of your card and to shine fully in your life.

✨ Return to this Guidebook whenever you feel called - whether you’re revisiting the same card or meeting a new one. Each time, the herbs, the archetypes, and your own inner knowing will weave together in fresh ways, offering insight that grows with you.

How to Use Your Ritual Tea Kit

1. Prepare your tea. Steep your chosen blend and let its aroma anchor you in the present moment.
2. Clear your space with intention. Take a few breaths, light a candle, or simply notice the quiet around you.
3. Pull your card. Each Major Arcana card carries a message meant for this moment.
4. Scan the QR code. Here in the Guidebook, you’ll find your card’s meaning, the herbal ally that supports its energy, and a journal prompt for reflection.

What You’ll Find in This Guide

Each of the 22 Major Arcana cards includes:

• Meaning: The message and symbolism of the card.
• Herbal Ally: The herbs in your tea that align with its energy.
• Tea Blend: The MediTea blend that supports this theme.
• Journal Prompt: A reflection question to deepen your ritual.

0 – The Fool

Meaning: The Fool marks the beginning of a journey, filled with potential, curiosity, and a willingness to step into the unknown. It’s not about recklessness, but about trusting that each step will teach you something, even if you can’t see the full path ahead. This card carries the innocence of a fresh start, where possibility outweighs fear. Pulling The Fool can signal a time to embrace openness, playfulness, and a little bit of healthy risk-taking.

The Fool often shows up at threshold moments - times when you are leaving behind the familiar and stepping into something uncharted. It doesn’t promise certainty or control, but it does promise discovery. Its energy reminds you that you don’t need to see the whole path in order to begin; what matters is the willingness to take the first step.

In daily life, the Fool may show up as an urge to try something new, even if you feel inexperienced or unsure. It could look like starting a new project, moving into a new relationship dynamic, or simply choosing to look at your world with fresh eyes. Spirit asks you to trust that mistakes, if they happen, are not failures but teachers.

The Fool also speaks to attitude: approaching life with curiosity rather than fear, wonder rather than caution. This doesn’t mean ignoring responsibility - instead, it’s about weaving playfulness and openness into the way you move forward. When this card arises, it’s often an invitation to soften expectations, release the weight of “needing to know,” and remember that the beginning of any journey is meant to feel expansive, not restrictive.

At a deeper level, the Fool carries spiritual symbolism. It is numbered zero in the tarot, the space of infinite possibility, existing before structure. That zero reminds you that everything is potential, and that beginnings often feel uncertain precisely because they are ripe with limitless paths. Your guides may be showing you with this card that stepping forward with trust, even in small ways, can open doors you couldn’t have planned for.

How It Might Show Up: Starting a new job, moving somewhere unfamiliar, or trying something you’ve been putting off because it felt “too soon.” It’s the nudge to leap before you feel fully prepared.

Tea as Ritual: Focus

Tulsi (holy basil) steadies the nervous system and invites adaptability, helping you stay calm when life feels uncertain. Spiritually, it’s considered a herb of resilience — a gentle reminder to trust unseen support and lean into new beginnings with courage. Gotu Kola sharpens clarity and focus, grounding the leap of The Fool so it feels intentional rather than reckless. Paired with gunpowder green tea, this blend offers a gentle lift of energy to carry you forward with optimism. Each sip clears away fatigue while Tulsi and Gotu Kola guide that energy so it doesn’t scatter - making Focus not just a drink, but a ritual ally for fresh starts, helping you channel excitement into clear, purposeful steps.

Journal Prompt: Where in my life am I ready to take a leap without knowing the full path ahead?

I – The Magician

Meaning: The Magician is the embodiment of turning vision into reality. He stands between inspiration and action, using skill, resourcefulness, and focused intent to shape the world around him. This card reminds you that you already hold the tools you need - now it’s time to align your will with your actions and trust your ability to create. The Magician’s appearance can be a sign that the moment is right to act, to channel your energy toward what matters most, and to step forward with confidence.

The Magician is the bridge between the spiritual and the physical, showing that ideas, dreams, and inspiration can be brought into tangible form through conscious action. It carries the energy of empowerment: you are not waiting for permission or luck - you already have the ability to create change by using what is available to you.

In daily life, the Magician may appear when you’re at a crossroads where clarity of intention matters. It signals that distractions or doubts need to be set aside, because focus and alignment are what will turn possibilities into results. This can look like organizing your tools, refining your skills, or simply deciding: “This is what I want to create, and I trust I can do it.”

Spiritually, the Magician is also a reminder that creation isn’t only about effort - it’s about channeling energy. The infinity symbol often above his head points to divine connection, while the tools on his table (wand, cup, sword, pentacle) represent mastery over all four elements of life. When this card comes forward, it’s an invitation to remember that manifestation flows best when your vision (mind), your emotion (heart), your speech (voice), and your action (body) are working together.

At a deeper level, the Magician asks you to consider how you use your power. True magic isn’t manipulation or control - it’s directing energy toward what is aligned, ethical, and soul-honoring. The appearance of this card can be a sign that your guides are reminding you of your role as co-creator: not just reacting to life, but shaping it with clarity and intention.

How It Might Show Up: Finally feeling ready to launch your project, pitch your idea, or take decisive action toward a long-held goal.

Journal Prompt: What vision or idea am I ready to bring into form, and what tools or resources do I already have that I can use to create it?

Tea as Ritual: Glow 

Burdock Root offers deep grounding, reminding you that manifestation needs roots as well as vision, while Calendula brings the warmth of sunlight, sparking creativity and radiant self-expression. Together, they balance steadiness with flow, giving you both the endurance and openness to bring your ideas into form. In the Glow blend, these herbs work in harmony with other roots to support clarity, vitality, and inner radiance - a tea not just for beauty, but for shining from the inside out. Each sip grounds you while inviting your natural brilliance to the surface, making Glow the perfect ritual ally when you’re ready to manifest a vision or step into visibility with confidence.

II – The High Priestess

Meaning: The High Priestess is the guardian of inner wisdom, intuition, and the mysteries that can’t be understood through logic alone. She invites you to slow down, listen closely, and trust the quiet voice within. This card often appears when answers are not meant to be forced - when your role is to observe, reflect, and allow insight to surface naturally. Her presence is a reminder that some truths reveal themselves only in stillness.

The High Priestess embodies the unseen - the knowledge that comes not from books, mentors, or strategy, but from the deep currents of intuition and spiritual insight. She represents the part of you that already knows, even if your rational mind can’t explain why. When she appears, it is a sign that the answers you seek are available, but they will come through patience, stillness, and trust rather than effort or logic.

In everyday life, the High Priestess may show up when you feel uncertain, confused, or pressured to make a decision. Instead of pushing forward or forcing clarity, she invites you to wait, to listen, and to notice subtle signs. This can look like journaling dreams, paying attention to synchronicities, or trusting gut feelings even when they don’t seem “logical.” It is a reminder that not all wisdom can be proven - some of it is felt, intuited, and revealed over time.

Spiritually, this card connects you to the mystery - the hidden truths beneath the surface. She sits between two pillars, representing balance between light and shadow, conscious and unconscious, known and unknown. When this archetype is active, your guides may be urging you to honor the liminal spaces in your life: the pause between inhale and exhale, the silence before answers arrive, the trust that even when you can’t see, something is unfolding.

On a deeper level, the High Priestess can also be a call to reclaim your own sacred authority. Rather than giving away power to outside voices, she reminds you that you have direct access to wisdom through your own inner listening. She teaches that your role is not to rush or explain everything, but to cultivate presence, so that the truth has room to surface.

How It Might Show Up: Feeling a strong intuitive nudge to pause before acting or to follow a subtle inner pull despite a lack of “proof.”

Tea as Ritual: Unwind

Chamomile soothes the mind and eases tension, creating the quiet needed for inner messages to surface, while Tulsi supports clarity and emotional balance, guiding you into deeper layers of intuition without overwhelm. In the Unwind blend, these herbs weave together to invite stillness, calm the nervous system, and soften the edges of daily stress so you can hear your inner voice more clearly. Each sip becomes a gentle ritual of reflection, helping you embody the High Priestess’s wisdom by slowing down, listening within, and trusting the mystery to unfold in its own time.

Journal Prompt: What is my intuition whispering to me right now?

III – The Empress

Meaning: The Empress embodies creation, abundance, and the art of nurturing life in all its forms. She invites you to connect with the pleasures of the senses, to care for your body, and to foster beauty and growth around you. Pulling this card often signals a fertile period for creativity, relationships, or personal wellbeing - a time to honor the cycles of rest and renewal that make abundance possible.

The Empress is the archetype of the mother, the nurturer, and the creative force of nature itself. She represents not just physical fertility but the fertile energy that allows all things - ideas, projects, relationships, and self-growth - to blossom when cared for with patience and love. Her message is one of nourishment: when you tend to yourself and your environment with care, you create the conditions where abundance can flourish naturally.

In daily life, this card often appears when you’re being asked to soften into receptivity instead of pushing forward. It may be a time to enjoy the simple pleasures of food, touch, beauty, and time in nature, letting those sensory experiences restore you. The Empress reminds you that creativity doesn’t come from forcing inspiration, but from staying grounded in cycles of rest, play, and renewal.

Spiritually, she is the embodiment of the Earth’s wisdom, showing that life is cyclical: planting, growth, harvest, and rest. If you’ve been in a season of striving, her appearance may be a reminder to rebalance - to nourish your body, your environment, and your inner world so that your external creations have strong roots. She also asks you to trust that what you’re creating, whether literal or metaphorical, will ripen in its own time.

On a deeper level, the Empress calls you into alignment with the sacred feminine: compassion, creativity, receptivity, and connection to the natural world. She teaches that true abundance is not about accumulation but about harmony - living in a way that honors both giving and receiving. When this card arises, your guides may be showing you that it’s time to embrace life’s richness fully, to honor beauty and pleasure without guilt, and to trust the unfolding of your own creative cycles.

Situational Reading Note: While the Empress often symbolizes creative energy and abundance, in specific questions she may also represent a literal person or influence. This can be a mother, maternal figure, caregiver, partner, or someone whose nurturing (or controlling) presence is shaping events. In spreads about family, relationships, or hidden influences, her appearance may indicate that a matriarchal or feminine presence is guiding or influencing the situation behind the scenes.

How It Might Show Up: Feeling inspired to create something beautiful, tending to your physical health, or cultivating an environment that feels nourishing and alive.

Tea as Ritual: Nutritive

Raspberry Leaf offers mineral-rich nourishment for steady vitality, while Nettle replenishes and strengthens the body, together sustaining the fertile, life-giving energy of the Empress. In the Nutritive blend, these herbs create a foundation of nourishment that supports not just physical vitality, but also the creative and nurturing forces within you. Each sip becomes a reminder of the Empress’s wisdom: that true abundance comes from cycles of care, rest, and renewal, and that tending to yourself allows your energy to flow outward into all you create.

Journal Prompt: How can I nurture myself as deeply as I nurture others?

IV – The Emperor

Meaning: The Emperor represents structure, stability, and the steady leadership that builds lasting foundations. He is the protector, the one who creates order so growth can flourish within safe boundaries. Pulling this card often signals a time to take responsibility, set clear rules, and approach challenges with discipline and authority - not to control for control’s sake, but to create a framework where success is possible.

The Emperor is the archetype of order, discipline, and stability. Where the Empress represents creativity and nurturance, the Emperor offers the structure that allows that creativity to thrive. His energy is about creating systems, boundaries, and strategies that support long-term growth. He teaches that freedom flourishes best when rooted in clear frameworks, and that responsibility is a form of protection, not burden.

In everyday life, this card can show up as the need to set boundaries, commit to discipline, or step into a role of authority. It may ask you to create routines that anchor your goals or to take charge of a situation that feels chaotic. The Emperor reminds you that strong foundations come from patience and planning, and that true leadership is about serving and protecting — not dominating.

Spiritually, the Emperor represents the grounding masculine principle: structure, responsibility, and the will to create lasting order. His presence often signals that you are being called to stabilize your energy, clarify your vision, and anchor your spiritual or creative work in consistent practices.

Situational reading note: While the Emperor often symbolizes stability and discipline, in specific spreads he may point to a literal authority figure or masculine influence shaping the situation. This could be a father, boss, partner, mentor, or even an institution or set of rules that exerts control. Depending on context, his presence can represent protective leadership - or, if shadowed, rigidity and over-control. In family or relational questions, the Emperor may indicate the influence of a patriarch or dominant figure whose decisions or expectations guide the course of events.

How It Might Show Up: Establishing healthy boundaries, creating systems to support your goals, or stepping into a leadership role with steadiness and purpose.

Tea as Ritual: Lung Health

Mullein encourages you to stand tall while remaining soft and open, embodying the Emperor’s lesson that true authority is rooted in steadiness rather than rigidity. Elderflower offers gentle resilience, reminding you that strength doesn’t have to be harsh - it can also be protective, adaptive, and nurturing. In the Lung Health blend, these herbs work together to fortify your foundation, supporting clear breath and inner stability. Each sip calls you back to grounded confidence, helping you embody the Emperor’s balance of strength and structure while holding space for compassion and openness.

Journal Prompt: What boundaries or structures would help me feel more secure?

V – The Hierophant

Meaning: The Hierophant symbolizes guidance, spiritual tradition, and the wisdom found in systems bigger than ourselves. It points toward the value in enduring teachings and practices, inviting you to deepen your connection to something more lasting. Pulling this card can suggest a season of seeking community, mentorship, or rituals that root you in collective meaning and support.

The Hierophant is the archetype of tradition, shared belief, and the structures that pass wisdom forward. Where the High Priestess represents inner knowing and mystery, the Hierophant embodies outer teachings and frameworks that connect us to something greater than the individual self. His energy points to the importance of community, ceremony, and collective practices that give shape and meaning to life.

In daily life, this card may show up when you’re craving guidance, mentorship, or belonging within a group that reflects your values. It often signals a time to learn from established wisdom, whether through teachers, sacred texts, cultural traditions, or communal rituals. The Hierophant reminds you that you don’t always have to find the way alone; there is strength and grounding in leaning on paths that have been walked before.

Spiritually, the Hierophant speaks to the balance between individuality and tradition. It asks you to discern which structures genuinely support your growth and which may feel restrictive. His presence is not just about following rules - it’s about finding alignment within the wisdom that endures. This card can also be a call to explore your role as both a student and, eventually, a guide: learning from tradition while also carrying those teachings forward in a way that feels alive and relevant.

At a deeper level, the Hierophant invites you to ask: Where do I find meaning beyond myself? What practices root me in something timeless? It’s a reminder that while personal insight is vital, true grounding often comes from participating in something that connects you to the wider story of humanity, spirit, or the natural world.

How It Might Show Up: Finding clarity and comfort through a trusted mentor, returning to a spiritual or wellness practice, or honoring a legacy that feels meaningful.

Tea as Ritual: Wellness

Elderberry offers gentle, steady support - nourishing the immune system and keeping you resilient through seasonal changes. Just as the Hierophant points you toward traditions that stand the test of time, elderberry has been trusted for centuries as a communal remedy, used to care for families and villages through dark winters. Paired with Lemon Balm, which calms the mind and nurtures grounded ease, the Wellness Tea blend reflects the Hierophant’s energy - showing you that strength comes from honoring rituals, tending your body, and leaning into traditions that sustain you. Each sip becomes a reminder that healing is both personal and collective, grounded in wisdom passed down through time.

Journal Prompt: What practices or teachings have shaped me, and which of them continue to guide me today?

VI – The Lovers

Meaning: The Lovers speaks to connection, choice, and alignment with your deepest values. While it often symbolizes relationships, its meaning reaches further - into the ways we unite different parts of ourselves and make decisions that honor who we truly are. Pulling this card can signal a moment of harmony, clarity in matters of the heart, or the need to make a choice that supports your long-term wellbeing.

At its core, the Lovers represents union - not only between two people, but also within yourself. It highlights the importance of living in alignment: bringing your actions, choices, and relationships into harmony with your values. This card often appears when you are at a crossroads, asked to make a decision that will shape your path. The lesson is that true connection, whether with others or with yourself, requires clarity, honesty, and conscious choice.

In everyday life, the Lovers may show up in the form of deepening intimacy, meaningful partnerships, or the joy of feeling seen and understood. But just as often, it reflects the inner work of uniting different aspects of yourself - reconciling logic and emotion, body and spirit, desire and responsibility. It reminds you that wholeness comes not from denying parts of yourself but from integrating them.

Spiritually, the Lovers speaks to sacred alignment. It calls you to ask: “Do my choices reflect who I truly am?” This card encourages you to notice where you may be pulled off-course by external pressure or temptation, and to return to the choices that nourish your long-term wellbeing. Its energy is both tender and clarifying: the recognition that love, in its truest form, is not just about attraction or passion but about mutual respect, balance, and integrity.

At a deeper level, the Lovers is also about responsibility in freedom. While the card celebrates connection and union, it also reminds you that every bond, with others or with yourself, is strengthened by conscious choice. Love, harmony, and fulfillment do not happen passively; they are created when you choose alignment again and again.

How It Might Show Up: Feeling deeply connected to someone, making a life choice based on personal values, or uniting passion and purpose in your work or relationships.

Tea as Ritual: Women’s Health

Shatavari, often called the “queen of herbs” in Ayurveda, nourishes deeply and supports hormonal balance, embodying the Lovers’ reminder that harmony begins within. Chaga and Reishi, revered adaptogenic mushrooms, strengthen resilience and restore balance across the whole system - offering grounded vitality that supports both body and spirit. Together, these allies reflect the Lovers’ energy of union and integration, helping you align inner needs with outer connections.

In the Women’s Health blend, they create a tea that replenishes your foundation while opening space for heart-centered connection. Each sip becomes a ritual of balance, reminding you that when your inner world is cared for, your relationships and creative flow can flourish in greater ease.

Journal Prompt: What choice will bring me closer to alignment with my values?

VII – The Chariot

Meaning: The Chariot symbolizes focused momentum and purposeful direction. It represents the power of will aligned with intention - moving steadily toward your goals with grit and grace. This card encourages you to harness your inner strength and discipline to navigate obstacles and boldly claim your direction.

The Chariot is the archetype of victory through determination. It represents the ability to stay centered and focused even when opposing forces pull in different directions. Like the charioteer holding the reins, this card reminds you that progress comes when you balance both drive and control - moving forward with confidence, but also steering with awareness.

In everyday life, the Chariot often signals a season where you’re being asked to take the reins and commit fully to a path. It may mean gathering your focus, setting aside distractions, and summoning the discipline needed to push through resistance. Challenges are not a sign to stop, but a chance to show your resolve and grow stronger in your direction.

Spiritually, the Chariot speaks to the alignment of will and intention. It teaches that true momentum is not about forcing your way forward but about channeling energy purposefully. When this card appears, it often invites you to examine where your willpower is being scattered, and to reclaim that energy into one clear direction. The presence of duality in the card (light and dark horses, opposing forces) is a reminder that success comes not from eliminating tension but from learning to guide it with steadiness.

At a deeper level, the Chariot is also about self-mastery. It challenges you to claim your agency - to understand that while external circumstances matter, the greatest victory is over your own doubts, impulses, and fears. The Chariot’s wisdom is that when you align discipline with desire, your path opens and momentum builds. It’s not just about moving forward, but about moving with purpose.

How It Might Show Up: Deciding to fully commit to a goal, showing up for it each day even when motivation wavers, or steering through distractions with unwavering focus.

Tea as Ritual: Energize

Hawthorn strengthens both physical and emotional stamina, fortifying the heart so you can meet challenges with courage and steadiness. Keemun Black Tea offers a smooth, steady lift of energy, keeping your focus sharp without the crash. Together, they embody the Chariot’s energy of willpower and purposeful direction, giving you the endurance and clarity to stay the course until you reach your destination. In the Energize blend, these allies become a source of grounded momentum - a tea that fuels resilience, determination, and the confidence to claim your path forward.

Journal Prompt: Where am I ready to take decisive action to move forward?

VIII – Strength

Meaning: Strength is the quiet power that comes from patience, compassion, and inner courage. It’s about mastering impulses, leading with the heart, and meeting challenges without force or fear. Pulling this card reminds you that resilience isn’t always loud - it can be the steady, unwavering presence that holds you steady in difficult moments.

Strength represents the power that comes not from domination, but from self-mastery. It is the reminder that true courage is gentle, rooted in compassion, and able to transform struggle through grace. Where the Chariot emphasizes outward determination and control, Strength shifts inward, showing you that your greatest victories often come from patience, empathy, and emotional balance.

In daily life, Strength may appear when you’re facing situations that test your composure. Instead of reacting with force, the card encourages you to pause, breathe, and respond with calm clarity. It signals the ability to guide your emotions without repressing them, to soothe conflict instead of escalating it, and to trust in your inner steadiness even when external circumstances feel overwhelming.

Spiritually, Strength speaks to alignment of heart and will. It invites you to lead with compassion, whether toward others or yourself. This card often arises when self-doubt, fear, or frustration need to be met with gentleness, reminding you that you don’t conquer your shadows by fighting them - you integrate them by embracing your full humanity with kindness.

At a deeper level, Strength highlights the paradox that vulnerability itself can be a form of power. It teaches that the ability to stay open-hearted in difficulty is not weakness, but profound courage. The lion in the card symbolizes raw instinct and power; the figure taming it shows that true mastery is not about suppression, but about harmony between instinct and higher self. Strength reminds you that you already carry the resilience you need, and that your quiet presence can be more transformative than force.

How It Might Show Up: Facing a challenge with grace instead of aggression, staying calm during conflict, or choosing compassion even when frustration rises.

Tea as Ritual: Ginger Aid

The Strength card teaches that true power is steady, compassionate, and rooted in self-mastery - not force. Ginger Root, the heart of this blend, builds warmth and vitality, igniting the inner fire you need to live authentically and meet challenges head-on. Oatstraw nourishes the nervous system, offering quiet endurance, while Rosehips gently open the heart, reminding you that vulnerability is also strength. Together, these herbs embody the Strength archetype: fire balanced with softness, courage held in compassion. When you drink this blend, you stoke your life fire while staying open, resilient, and tender - the kind of strength that endures because it is honest.

Journal Prompt: How can I meet this challenge with both strength and compassion?

IX – The Hermit

Meaning: The Hermit represents a season of introspection, retreat, and self-guided wisdom. It’s an invitation to step away from noise and distraction so you can hear your own inner voice. Pulling this card often signals that answers will come not from rushing forward, but from pausing, reflecting, and reconnecting with your inner truth.

The Hermit often shows up in life as a season where you’re drawn inward more than outward. Instead of chasing external goals, attention shifts toward reflection, solitude, and inner alignment. You might find yourself craving quiet walks, journaling, or simply sitting with your thoughts rather than surrounding yourself with noise. It can look like needing time away from social media or other people’s opinions, because answers don’t come from more input, they come from pausing long enough to hear your own voice.

This card can also appear when you’re feeling uncertain about next steps. The Hermit doesn’t hand you the whole roadmap; it offers the lantern that lights just a few feet ahead. That shows up as moments where you realize you don’t need to know the entire outcome, just the next aligned choice. In relationships or work, it may look like stepping back to gain clarity, rather than pushing forward for the sake of progress.

In daily life, Hermit energy can feel like stillness, reflection, and sometimes even loneliness, but its deeper purpose is wisdom. By retreating and listening to yourself, you uncover guidance that might have been drowned out before. The Hermit season teaches that pulling away from the crowd isn’t avoidance, it’s creating space for truth to surface.

How It Might Show Up: Choosing solitude over socializing, taking time offline to focus on a personal goal, or creating a quiet space to think through an important decision.

Tea as Ritual: Unwind

The Hermit calls you inward, reminding you that wisdom arises in stillness. Chamomile soothes tension and quiets the mind, creating the calm you need to step back from distraction. Tulsi brings emotional balance and mental clarity, holding space for you to reflect without overwhelm. In the Unwind blend, these herbs weave together as allies for introspection, offering both peace and presence. When you drink this blend, you enter the Hermit’s sanctuary - a quiet inner space where you can slow down, listen within, and let insight surface in its own time.

Journal Prompt: What wisdom might I find in solitude right now?

X – Wheel of Fortune

Meaning: The Wheel of Fortune reminds you that life moves in cycles - sometimes in your favor, sometimes challenging you to adapt. This card is a lesson in trust: what rises may fall, and what falls may rise again. Pulling it often signals a turning point, where faith in the process and your own resilience is key. It invites you to meet change not with fear, but with curiosity and grounded confidence.

The Wheel of Fortune card often appears in life during times of change to highlight the truth that nothing stays the same forever: a challenging season will eventually shift, and moments of success also ebb and flow. This card teaches resilience, showing that your role isn’t to control the wheel, but to ride it with awareness and adaptability.

In daily life, this card can look like unexpected opportunities appearing, or old situations shifting in ways you couldn’t predict. You may feel like fate is at work, or that synchronicities and chance encounters are weaving new paths forward. At other times, it might show up when you feel tested, things not going as planned, nudging you to see that even setbacks are part of a larger pattern.

The Wheel asks you to trust in the timing of your life. It encourages curiosity instead of resistance when things change, reminding you that the same wheel that brings challenge also brings growth, luck, and renewal. Its wisdom lies in staying centered as the seasons turn - grounded in yourself, even while circumstances spin. When this card comes up, it signals a turning point: an invitation to meet the unknown with openness and confidence that the cycle is carrying you where you need to go.

How It Might Show Up: Adapting to a big life transition, finding stability during uncertain times, or seizing an unexpected opportunity that suddenly appears.

Tea as Ritual: Recovery

The Wheel of Fortune reminds you that life moves in cycles - sometimes lifting you up, sometimes asking you to adapt. Peppermint refreshes and clears the mind so you can meet change with openness, Dandelion Root grounds and supports steady renewal, and Eleuthero builds endurance to carry you through shifting seasons with resilience. In the Recovery blend, these herbs work together to keep you balanced and confident no matter how the wheel turns. When you drink this blend, you align with the Wheel’s lesson: to stay grounded in your center while embracing the rhythm of change with trust and vitality.

Journal Prompt: How can I better flow with life’s changes instead of resisting them?

XI – Justice

Meaning: Justice is about truth, fairness, and accountability - seeing situations clearly and acting with integrity. Pulling this card often signals a moment of clarity where you’re asked to make a choice, evaluate a situation objectively, or take responsibility for your actions. It’s a reminder that decisions have consequences, and that balance is maintained by aligning actions with values.

Justice represents the universal law of cause and effect - the reminder that every choice creates ripples. It is the card of discernment, showing you that clarity comes not from bias or illusion but from facing reality as it is. When Justice appears, it often signals a time to step back, weigh all sides carefully, and then act from a place of integrity.

In everyday life, this card may surface during times of decision-making, contracts, or situations where honesty and accountability are central. It can point to legal matters, formal agreements, or ethical choices, but it just as often applies to the subtle everyday ways you navigate fairness in relationships, work, or personal commitments. Justice calls you to ask: “Am I living in alignment with my truth, and am I willing to accept the outcomes of my choices?”

Spiritually, Justice is about the balance between personal will and higher law. It reflects the mirror of truth, encouraging you to face your own shadows with compassion but without denial. This card reminds you that clarity is not always comfortable, but it is freeing — when you see clearly, you are no longer bound by illusion.

At a deeper level, Justice teaches that accountability is a form of empowerment. Owning your choices allows you to step into alignment with your highest values and to create harmony within and around you. When this card arises, it signals that truth is emerging, and your role is to meet it with honesty, fairness, and the courage to act with integrity.

How It Might Show Up: Making a decision based on facts rather than emotions, having an honest conversation, or correcting a past mistake to restore balance.

Tea Ritual: Anti-inflammation

The Justice card calls for truth, clarity, and equilibrium - a reminder that balance comes from aligning actions with values. Turmeric cools and calms internal heat, helping restore steadiness when inflammation or excess builds, while Licorice Root harmonizes the body’s systems, offering gentle support that brings things back into balance. In the Anti-Inflammation blend, these herbs work together to embody Justice’s energy, creating harmony where there was discord. When you drink this blend, you invite fairness and balance into your own body, remembering that clarity and integrity begin from within.

Journal Prompt: What truth do I need to acknowledge today?

XII – The Hanged Man

Meaning: The Hanged Man asks you to release your grip and see things from a different perspective. It’s a card of surrender, patience, and trust in the unseen process. Pulling it often signals a pause - not as a setback, but as a necessary space for insight to emerge. This is the moment to shift your view, let go of forcing outcomes, and allow new understanding to take root.

The Hanged Man represents the sacred pause - a time when forward motion slows so that you can realign with a higher truth. This is not failure or punishment, but an invitation to surrender and shift perspective. Often, the card arises when you’re in a liminal space: no longer where you once were, but not yet where you’re going. It teaches that these in-between states are fertile ground for transformation, even if they feel uncertain.

Unlike cards of external loss, the Hanged Man carries the energy of voluntary surrender. It asks you to loosen your ego’s grip on control, timelines, or appearances, and instead allow life to unfold on its own rhythm. The imagery often shows illumination around the figure’s head, a symbol that new awareness comes only when you stop pushing and learn to see from another angle.

This archetype reminds you that wisdom often blooms in stillness. By pausing, releasing outdated beliefs, and allowing yourself to hang in suspension, you open the door to insight that striving alone could never reveal. The paradox of the Hanged Man is that real progress is sometimes made by doing less, not more. In that surrender, clarity has space to rise, and new freedom takes root.

How It Might Show Up: Delaying action to gain clarity, choosing rest over constant doing, or realizing that a shift in perspective changes everything.

Tea as Ritual: Sleep Well

The Hanged Man invites you to release control and pause, trusting that clarity will come through stillness. Passionflower eases mental chatter and softens the restless mind, while Hops encourage deep rest and surrender, helping you let go of the urge to push forward. In the Sleep Well blend, these herbs embody the Hanged Man’s wisdom - creating a calm, restorative space where new insight can surface. When you drink this blend, you practice the art of surrender, quieting what no longer serves and opening to the perspective that only emerges in pause.

Journal Prompt: What new perspective might I gain by pausing instead of pushing forward?

XIII – Death

Meaning: Death represents transformation - the ending of one cycle and the beginning of another. It asks you to release what no longer serves you, whether that’s an old belief, habit, or attachment, so that space is cleared for something new to take root. Pulling this card isn’t about loss in a literal sense, but about transition - a reminder that endings are necessary for growth, and that every closing holds the seed of renewal.

Though the Death card can feel unsettling at first glance, its message is ultimately one of liberation. It asks you to consider: what am I carrying that has already run its course? In this way, Death is less about loss and more about release - freeing you from patterns, fears, or attachments that weigh you down. Its presence is a reminder that transformation is natural, like the turning of seasons. Endings are not punishments but thresholds; they open the door to beginnings you could not step into otherwise. Seen this way, Death is not a card to fear but to honor, because it signifies that you are being invited into growth, renewal, and a deeper alignment with who you’re becoming.

In daily life, Death may appear when you’re at the threshold of change: leaving behind a job, a relationship, a belief system, or even subtle habits that no longer align with your future self. It can feel uncomfortable to let go of what is familiar, but the card reassures you that endings are part of life’s rhythm, always clearing space for renewal. Spiritually, Death invites you to honor the cycles of decay, rest, and rebirth. Just as autumn leaves fall to nourish the soil, the shedding in your own life provides the foundation for growth you cannot yet see.

At its deepest level, the Death card speaks to surrender and courage. To fully step into who you are meant to become, you must allow old identities to dissolve. True transformation is rarely neat or easy, but it is essential for evolution. When Death appears, it signals that the time has come to release with grace, to accept the closing of a chapter, and to trust in the rebirth that inevitably follows.

How It Might Show Up: Ending a relationship, leaving a job, shifting habits, or clearing physical clutter to make space.

Tea as Ritual: Candida Support

The Death card teaches that endings are not final but transformative, clearing space for renewal. Pau d’Arco supports cleansing, helping the body release what no longer serves, while Clove offers warmth and protection during times of transition. In the Candida Support blend, these herbs embody Death’s wisdom - allies that guide you through cycles of release and rebirth with steadiness and care. When you drink this blend, you align with the Death card’s invitation to shed the old, protect your energy, and make space for new life to take root.

Journal Prompt: What is ending for me now, and what is beginning?

XIV – Temperance

Meaning: Temperance is the card of harmony, patience, and integration. It teaches that true balance doesn’t come from extremes, but from blending opposites into something greater than the sum of their parts. Pulling this card often signals a season of moderation, where slowing down, practicing patience, and weaving together different aspects of your life will bring healing and flow. It reminds you that balance is not a fixed point, but an ongoing process of adjustment and blending.

Temperance represents the alchemy of opposites - the art of taking seemingly conflicting energies and weaving them into harmony. Rather than choosing one side or the other, this card asks you to hold both and discover the healing that comes through integration. Its lesson is that balance is not about rigidity, but about flexibility: learning to flow with life’s rhythms and adjust with grace.

In daily life, Temperance may show up when you’re navigating extremes - whether in work, emotions, relationships, or habits. It suggests a time to step back, slow down, and bring moderation to the forefront. This could mean pacing yourself instead of burning out, practicing patience when things feel urgent, or finding the middle ground in conflict.

Spiritually, Temperance is about healing through wholeness. It calls you to bring together the fragmented parts of yourself - light and shadow, intuition and reason, body and spirit - so that each can contribute to a greater harmony. It is also connected with divine timing: reminding you that some things cannot be rushed, and that integration happens at the pace your soul is ready for.

At a deeper level, Temperance is about trust in the ongoing process of balance. Just as water is poured from one cup into another, life is a constant blending of energies, requiring patience and presence. The card teaches that healing is not found in force, but in allowing opposites to flow together into something new. When Temperance appears, it is a call to cultivate peace, embrace patience, and honor the slow alchemy of transformation.

How It Might Show Up: Adjusting your diet, creating a better work/life balance, or finding harmony in a relationship.

Tea as Ritual: Triple Tulsi

Temperance teaches that true balance comes not from extremes, but from blending opposites into harmony. Tulsi - in its three forms of Rama, Krishna, and Vana - is a sacred adaptogen that mirrors this wisdom. It steadies the nervous system, supports emotional balance, and adapts to what the body most needs, whether calming or uplifting. In the Triple Tulsi blend, these three expressions of Tulsi come together as a living example of integration, offering both clarity and calm in the same cup. When you drink this blend, you embody Temperance’s lesson: finding balance in the flow of opposites, patience in the midst of change, and healing through gentle harmony.

Journal Prompt: Where in my life could I invite more moderation or balance?

XV – The Devil

Meaning: The Devil shines light on the places we feel bound - unhealthy habits, limiting beliefs, or cycles that keep us stuck. It doesn’t always mean something sinister, but it does call attention to attachments that drain our power. Pulling this card is an invitation to examine where you might be giving away your freedom, and to reclaim choice through awareness. It teaches that liberation begins when you acknowledge what has been holding you back.

The Devil represents the chains we place on ourselves - the attachments, fears, or behaviors that keep us feeling trapped. Unlike external forces of control, this card often points inward: showing that the bindings are, in truth, loose enough to slip out of if you choose. Its power lies in awareness: by shining light on shadow patterns, you’re able to see them clearly and begin to reclaim your freedom.

In daily life, the Devil may appear when you feel consumed by habits, dynamics, or thought patterns that don’t serve your wellbeing. This could look like unhealthy coping mechanisms, overindulgence, cycles of self-doubt, or relationships where power feels imbalanced. Rather than condemning these behaviors, the Devil invites you to see them plainly and ask: “Where am I giving away my energy, and how can I reclaim it?”

Spiritually, the Devil reflects the necessity of shadow work. It calls you to confront the parts of yourself you may prefer to avoid - not to shame them, but to integrate them. The card teaches that liberation isn’t about denying desire or struggle, but about facing them honestly and choosing where you want to direct your power.

At its deepest level, the Devil card is about agency. It reminds you that freedom is not given but chosen. By acknowledging what has held you back - whether fear, attachment, or illusion - you open the door to reclaiming your energy and stepping back into alignment with your true self. Seen this way, the Devil is not a card of doom, but of awakening: a call to break the chains and remember your power.

How It Might Show Up: Noticing addictive behaviors, feeling stuck in a toxic dynamic, or confronting your own limiting beliefs.

Tea as Ritual: Soothe

The Devil shines a light on the patterns and illusions that keep us bound, inviting us to reclaim our freedom. Sage clears away confusion and protects your energy, helping you see through what no longer serves. Mullein steadies the breath and creates space, reminding you that even in the midst of heaviness, you can find room to release and move forward. In the Soothe blend, these herbs mirror the Devil’s deeper lesson: liberation comes not by ignoring the shadow, but by facing it and choosing differently. When you drink this blend, you practice clearing space within yourself - a ritual of releasing attachments and stepping back into your own power.

Journal Prompt: What habits or patterns am I ready to release?

XVI – The Tower

Meaning: The Tower represents sudden change that shakes your foundations. While it can be uncomfortable, it clears the way for truth and renewal. This card often arrives when something built on shaky ground can no longer hold, and it must fall so that something stronger and more aligned can take its place. Though disruptive, the Tower ultimately liberates you from illusions or structures that no longer serve you.

The Tower is the archetype of disruption and revelation. It represents the moment when structures - whether external circumstances, beliefs, or identities - collapse because they are no longer sustainable. While this fall can feel shocking, its purpose is not destruction for its own sake, but liberation from illusions or false foundations.

In daily life, the Tower may appear during sudden changes: the end of a relationship, an unexpected move, a shift in work, or any event that shakes your sense of security. These moments can feel destabilizing, but the Tower reminds you that what crumbles is making space for something truer to rise in its place.

Spiritually, the Tower is about awakening. It tears away illusions, showing you where you’ve been building on shaky ground - beliefs, habits, or attachments that cannot hold under pressure. While the process is uncomfortable, it reveals a clearer path, asking you to rebuild on foundations of truth and authenticity.

At a deeper level, the Tower is a call to surrender to the process of renewal. It teaches that clinging to what is falling only prolongs suffering. Instead, by accepting change and releasing attachment to what no longer serves, you open yourself to the freedom and clarity that come after the storm. The lightning bolt in the imagery symbolizes sudden illumination - a truth so undeniable that it breaks through the old structure. When the Tower appears, it may be a difficult moment, but it is also profoundly transformative: the clearing of what is false so that what is real can finally stand.

How It Might Show Up: An unexpected loss, a change in plans, or a moment of revelation that alters your course.

Tea as Ritual: Immune Support

The Tower represents sudden change, the kind that shakes foundations so truth can emerge. Yarrow offers protection during chaos, creating boundaries that steady you when life feels unpredictable, while Elderflower supports resilience, helping the body and spirit adapt through challenge. In the Immune Support blend, these herbs mirror the Tower’s deeper wisdom: that upheaval, while uncomfortable, clears away what can no longer hold so that stronger foundations may rise. When you drink this blend, you invite protection and resilience, trusting that what falls away is only making space for something truer to endure.

Journal Prompt: What truth has recently shaken my foundation, and what can I build instead?

XVII – The Star

Meaning: The Star is hope, inspiration, and gentle healing after difficulty. It arrives as a reminder that even after upheaval, renewal is possible. This card encourages you to reconnect with your inner light, to trust that clarity and peace are returning, and to let faith guide you forward. The Star is both soothing and inspiring - it asks you to dream again, to believe in possibility, and to embrace a sense of spiritual connection that nourishes you.

The Star follows the Tower in the Major Arcana, and its placement is no accident. After upheaval, disruption, or release, the Star arrives as a balm: soft, healing, and filled with quiet hope. It represents the calm after the storm, where you begin to feel restored and able to trust in the flow of life again.

In daily life, the Star may appear when you are regaining faith after hardship. It points to moments of clarity, inspiration, or renewed trust in yourself and the path ahead. This card reminds you that healing doesn’t always happen all at once - often, it unfolds gently, layer by layer, as you allow peace to settle back into your body, mind, and spirit.

Spiritually, the Star speaks to connection - with your higher self, with the divine, with the vastness of possibility. It encourages you to tap into inspiration and to let that light guide you forward. Its energy is deeply soothing, asking you to refill your well through faith, creativity, and openness.

At its deepest level, the Star is about remembering your essence. It calls you back to your inner light, reminding you that no matter what has been stripped away, your core remains luminous. This card is a reminder that guidance, healing, and renewal are always available, and that hope itself can be a transformative force.

How It Might Show Up: Renewed optimism after a challenge, inspiration to start a creative project, or moments of spiritual connection.

Tea as Ritual: Glow

The Star arrives as gentle healing after difficulty, a reminder that renewal is always possible. Nettle rebuilds strength from the inside out, replenishing your reserves with deep nourishment, while Calendula restores radiance, encouraging lightness and vitality to return. In the Glow blend, these herbs embody the Star’s energy - soothing, replenishing, and quietly inspiring. When you drink this blend, you align with the Star’s invitation to soften, to hope again, and to let your inner light slowly shine back through.

Journal Prompt: Where can I let hope guide me forward?

XVIII – The Moon

Meaning: The Moon invites curiosity toward what’s unclear. It represents dreams, intuition, and navigating through uncertainty. This card often shows up when the path ahead feels confusing or when not everything is as it seems. The Moon teaches you to slow down, pay attention to your inner landscape, and honor the mystery instead of rushing for clarity. It’s a reminder that the unknown can hold wisdom if you approach it with openness.

The Moon is the card of mystery and perception. It reflects the world of dreams, illusions, and the subconscious: a realm where things are not always what they appear to be. When it surfaces, it often points to times of uncertainty, where your usual logic and clarity are clouded, and you’re asked to rely more on intuition than on certainty.

In daily life, the Moon may appear during periods of confusion, when external situations feel unclear or when you sense that more is happening beneath the surface. It reminds you to move gently, to question appearances, and to avoid making rushed decisions. Instead of seeking definitive answers, this card asks you to observe, reflect, and let the truth reveal itself in time.

Spiritually, the Moon invites you to enter a more intuitive state - through dreamwork, meditation, or creative exploration. It can symbolize heightened sensitivity, psychic awareness, or messages that come through subtle channels rather than direct evidence. The Moon teaches that mystery itself is a teacher, and that not knowing can be a sacred part of growth.

At a deeper level, the Moon represents the dance between illusion and insight. It calls you to discern where fear or projection may be shaping your perception, and to trust the slower, quieter voice of your inner wisdom. Though its landscape is shadowy, the Moon is also luminous, showing that guidance is available even in darkness. When this card appears, it encourages you to be patient, to trust your intuition, and to honor the unseen path as part of your unfolding journey.

How It Might Show Up: Vivid dreams, a sense of confusion, or feeling drawn toward mystery and the subconscious.

Tea as Ritual: Heart Health

The Moon calls you to trust the unseen, even when the way forward feels uncertain. Hawthorn strengthens and protects the heart, giving you the courage to walk through shadows with steadiness. Linden soothes tension and quiets the mind, softening fear so intuition can rise to the surface. In the Heart Health blend, these herbs embody the Moon’s wisdom - steadying you in the dark and guiding you back to your inner compass. When you drink this blend, you invite calm and courage, learning to meet mystery with openness instead of resistance.

Journal Prompt: What feels uncertain right now, and how can I approach it with curiosity?

XIX – The Sun

Meaning: The Sun radiates joy, vitality, and abundance. It’s a celebration of clarity and life’s bright moments. Pulling this card is a reminder to step into the light - to embrace optimism, confidence, and the simple pleasures of being alive. The Sun encourages openness, play, and the recognition that joy itself is a powerful source of strength. It signals a season where growth, success, and positive energy are fully available to you.

The Sun is one of the most life-affirming cards in the tarot, symbolizing warmth, joy, and clarity. It represents the moments when clouds lift, energy returns, and you can see your path with renewed brightness. After the uncertainty of the Moon, the Sun brings illumination, showing you the truth clearly and encouraging you to embrace life with openness and gratitude.

In daily life, the Sun may appear when positivity and confidence are rising - a reminder to celebrate achievements, savor simple pleasures, and step into visibility. It can reflect success in work, joy in relationships, or a general sense of vitality and wellbeing. The card invites you to live wholeheartedly, to allow yourself to shine without fear, and to recognize that joy is not frivolous but deeply strengthening.

Spiritually, the Sun is about connection to life force itself - the spark that animates growth, warmth, and creativity. It reminds you that joy and play are not distractions from your path but sacred practices that sustain you. The card encourages you to trust in clarity after confusion, and to lean into optimism as a guiding force.

At a deeper level, the Sun is about liberation from fear and self-doubt. It teaches that when you let yourself shine authentically, you inspire others to do the same. Its wisdom is that life’s brightness is always available, even if hidden at times by passing clouds. When this card appears, it signals a season of growth, vitality, and radiant clarity - a time to embrace life fully and let your light be seen.

How It Might Show Up: Achieving a goal, feeling energized, or enjoying time with loved ones in warmth and laughter.

Tea as Ritual: Focus

The Sun radiates joy, vitality, and clarity, and this blend mirrors that brightness in every sip. Lemongrass uplifts and refreshes, sweeping away heaviness with its light, citrusy spark, while green tea offers steady energy and focus, fueling growth and forward movement without overwhelm. In the Focus blend, these herbs come together to embody the Sun’s warmth — illuminating your path, lifting your spirits, and strengthening confidence. When you drink this blend, you invite in clarity and optimism, letting the light of joy itself become a source of strength.

Journal Prompt: Where in my life can I let more joy in?

XX – Judgement

Meaning: Judgement is awakening - seeing yourself and your path with clarity, often after reflection or a call to action. It asks you to rise above confusion and self-doubt, to hear the deeper truth calling you forward. This card often appears when you’re at a crossroads, faced with a decision that has the potential to reshape your direction. It’s about release, forgiveness, and stepping into your higher purpose with renewed vision.

Judgment is the card of clarity and rebirth. It represents the moment of awakening, when you hear the deeper call of your life and recognize what no longer holds power over you. Its presence signals that you’ve reached a point where reflection has prepared you for renewal, and you are now ready to step into a higher version of yourself.

In daily life, Judgment may appear when you’re being asked to make a significant choice or embrace a turning point. It can surface during times of life review, when you see your past with new eyes and recognize what must be released so you can move forward freely. This card often accompanies moments of forgiveness, of yourself or others, because carrying old burdens no longer serves the path ahead.

Spiritually, Judgment is about rising into alignment with your higher purpose. It asks you to listen closely to the inner call, to trust the pull of your soul, and to act with integrity as you step into your next chapter. It’s a reminder that the past does not define you; what matters is how you answer the call of the present.

At its deepest level, Judgment is about liberation. It teaches that awakening requires both clarity and courage: clarity to see yourself truthfully, and courage to release what is finished. When this card appears, it signals a powerful moment of transition, not just change, but transformation - a chance to begin again with vision, honesty, and faith in the direction calling you forward.

How It Might Show Up: Realizing you’re ready for a big change, making a life-defining decision, or hearing a “call” you can’t ignore.

Tea as Ritual: Digestive

Judgment calls for release and clarity - a chance to shed what weighs you down so you can rise lighter and more awake. Peppermint mirrors this energy by clearing stagnation and refreshing the mind, while Dandelion Root grounds you in renewal, helping the body let go of what no longer serves. Together, they embody the archetype of Judgment: a cleansing pause that makes way for rebirth. When you drink this blend, you invite clarity, forgiveness, and the freedom to step forward into your next chapter with purpose.

Journal Prompt: What part of me is ready to awaken to a higher calling?

XXI – The World

Meaning: The World is the final card of the Major Arcana, symbolizing wholeness, accomplishment, and the successful completion of a significant cycle. Pulling this card often means you’ve reached a milestone not just through luck, but through persistence, growth, and learning from every stage before this one. It’s a moment of integration, where all the pieces come together and you can see how past challenges shaped your current strength.

The World represents fulfillment, completion, and integration. It is the culmination of the Fool’s journey - the place where lessons learned along the way are woven into wisdom, giving you a sense of unity and accomplishment. This card marks not only the end of a cycle, but also the readiness to begin anew, carrying the strength of all that has come before.

In daily life, the World may appear when you’ve achieved a major goal or completed an important chapter - whether finishing a long-term project, reaching personal healing milestones, or experiencing closure in relationships or life phases. It is a reminder to pause and recognize your progress, to celebrate the journey that brought you here.

Spiritually, the World speaks to connection and wholeness. It reflects the recognition that you are both an individual and part of a greater whole, and that your path has meaning beyond personal achievement. This card carries the energy of harmony, reminding you that integration of mind, body, spirit, and experience is what allows you to step fully into your authentic self.

At its deepest level, the World is about cycles and renewal. It signifies that one stage of life is complete, and with that wholeness comes the freedom to begin again, this time with greater wisdom. When this card appears, it invites you to honor both the ending and the beginning, to see your life as part of a larger rhythm of growth, and to trust that every stage has its place in shaping who you are.

How It Might Show Up: Completing a degree, finishing a long project, or recognizing how far you’ve come in personal growth.

Tea as Ritual: Hibiscus Splash

The World marks completion and wholeness - the joyful integration of all you’ve moved through. Hibiscus embodies this celebratory energy with its vibrant color and bright, tangy flavor, a reminder of life’s fullness and vitality. In the Hibiscus Splash blend, hibiscus takes center stage as a symbol of radiance and renewal, inviting you to savor the moment of completion. When you drink this blend, you honor the World’s wisdom: to pause, celebrate how far you’ve come, and step into the next cycle with joy and confidence.

Journal Prompt: What cycle in my life is coming to a close, and how will I honor it?

✨ Bringing Ritual Into Your Life

The wisdom of tarot and the support of herbs both remind us that we already carry what we need — we just need practices that help us see and feel it more clearly. The Tea Ritual Kit was designed as a companion on that path, weaving together tea, tarot, and reflection into a ritual that grounds your body and opens your intuition.

If you’re ready to create space for yourself - to slow down, sip deeply, and listen inward - explore The Tea Ritual Kit by MediTea Wellness or browse our full collection of small-batch herbal blends. Each one is crafted as an ally for your journey, a reminder that wellness can be both grounding and magical.