Tara Green's Weekly Tarot Card Reading

Welcome, dear soul, to your tarot journey. As I draw six cards for you, I invite you to arrive fully in this moment, to breathe a little deeper, and to listen with both heart and intuition. Take what resonates with you. 

As the world tilts gently into spring — the equinox fresh behind us and the clocks newly sprung forward — there is a palpable sense of the old giving way to the new. This week, the cards have gathered something important to say to you. Read slowly. Breathe. They have been waiting.

The Five of Pentacles. This week, you may have begun to feel a particular kind of heaviness — as though, even in the brightness of early spring, something inside you is still standing out in the cold. Perhaps it is a financial worry that kept you awake last night, or the quiet ache of feeling unseen by someone you love. The Five of Pentacles does not pretend that struggle isn't real. It honours the weight you are carrying.

But look more closely at this card. Just beyond the two figures trudging through the snow, there is a warm, lit window — and they haven't noticed it. This week, that light exists for you too. Help, community, and relief are nearer than you think. Asking for support is not weakness; it is the bravest thing you can do right now.

You are not meant to carry this alone. Reach out — the warmth is there.

The Ten of Swords. There may be something in your life that, this week, finally ends — or perhaps already did, and you are still sitting with the shock of it. A relationship dynamic that could no longer hold. A chapter of your financial story that closes with a finality you hadn't quite prepared for. The Ten of Swords is a brutal-looking card, and it doesn't lie: this has hurt, or it may still hurt in the days ahead.

Yet this card carries an extraordinary truth at its core: ten is the highest number a suit can reach. There is literally nowhere lower to go. The worst is behind you now, or very nearly so. What feels like an ending — even a painful one — is also, quietly, a release. Dawn is in the background of this card. Notice it.

What is falling away is making space. The cycle has run its course.

The Ace of Cups. After those first two cards — their weight, their truth — here comes water. Fresh, clear, overflowing water. The Ace of Cups arrives this week like a quiet miracle: an offering of emotional renewal, set directly in your hands. Spring is not merely a season in the world outside; the cards are telling you it is a season within you too.

This may manifest as a tender, unexpected conversation with someone you love. It may be a moment of forgiving yourself for something you've held against yourself far too long. It may be the first flicker of genuine openness to love again — whether that means deepening what you already have, or allowing something entirely new to find you. Don't analyse it. Simply open your hands and receive.

Your heart has been through enough. It deserves this softness now.

The Lovers. By the week of 23 March, the sun has just entered Aries — a sign of bold beginnings, of choosing. And here is The Lovers, sitting at the centre of your reading like a compass. This card is not simply about romance, though romance may well be part of it. It is about alignment: the choices you make that either reflect who you truly are, or quietly betray you.

There is likely a decision before you this week — in your relationship, your home life, or perhaps within your own sense of self. The Lovers asks you not to make that choice from fear, from habit, or from what you think you should want. It asks you to choose from your deepest values: love, honesty, mutual respect. Trust that your heart knows the right direction. It has always known.

Choose the path that your truest self can stand behind. That is always the right one.

The Knight of Pentacles. In the energy of Aries season — fast, fiery, eager for results — the Knight of Pentacles arrives as a wise, steadying counterweight. This knight does not gallop. He moves with deliberate care, his gaze fixed on the fertile earth before him. He understands that real progress, particularly where money and material security are concerned, is built one careful step at a time.

This week, resist the urge to chase quick fixes for financial pressures. Instead, the cards are encouraging you to tend to the small, practical things: review your outgoings, make a plan, take one concrete step forward. Nothing dramatic — just faithful, consistent effort. The Knight of Pentacles knows that the harvest will come to those who show up for it daily. You are one of those people.

Steady hands build lasting things. Your patience is an act of self-love.

The Sun. And here, at the close of your reading, the card that says it all. The Sun. In the week that marks the true beginning of astronomical spring, this most radiant card in the entire deck has come to crown your journey. It is not a naïve card — it does not pretend the struggle didn't happen. It simply insists, with breathtaking confidence, that joy wins in the end.

The Sun promises you this: the heaviness of the Five of Pentacles will lift. The wound of the Ten of Swords will heal. The love offered by the Ace of Cups will grow. The courage of The Lovers will be rewarded. The patient work of the Knight will bear fruit. All of it, every thread of this reading, leads here — to warmth, to clarity, to a life that feels like yours again. Hold this card close this week. You are heading for the light.

After everything — the sun is still rising for you. It always was.

This reading holds both honesty and deep tenderness for where you are right now. The road has been hard, and the cards do not pretend otherwise. But the arc of your six cards this week moves unmistakably from hardship towards healing, from isolation towards connection, from struggle towards abundance. Trust the journey unfolding before you. Trust yourself. The universe has not forgotten you — and neither have the cards.