Tarot insights & intuitive perspectives

Zammtopia’s Grand Transition: A Series of Events to Welcome the Year of the Horse (Feb 10 – 28, 2026)

Step into something special as we say goodbye to the Year of the Snake and get ready for the Year of the Horse, running from February 10 to 28, 2026. This isn’t your average event series. We’ve pulled together rituals, community gatherings, and hands-on practices to help you clear out what’s old, set real intentions, and line yourself up for the year ahead. Maybe you’re into group ceremonies or prefer a more personal, structured path—either way, you’ll find real ways here to mark this transition, get clear on what matters to you, and move into the new year feeling steady and purposeful.

Tarot Reading for the 21st Century

The world keeps moving faster, and choices feel more complicated than ever. That’s where modern Tarot really steps in—it’s not just about old rituals. Now, it’s a hands-on tool for spotting patterns, managing uncertainty, and making decisions with a bit more confidence. In this article, I’ll dig into how Tarot fits into our lives today. The focus isn’t on magic or fortune-telling. It’s about tuning into your own intuition, taking ownership of your choices, and pausing for some honest self-reflection. When you bring Tarot into the real, messy details of daily life, it’s surprisingly useful—even now, in the 21st century, it keeps offering real insight to anyone who’s looking for it.

Evil, ghosts and witchcraft in intuition and Tarot reading?

People love to bring up evil spirits, ghosts, or even witchcraft when they talk about intuition and Tarot cards. There’s a lot of fear and confusion floating around, so let’s clear things up. Tarot reading isn’t about dark forces, possession, or anything supernatural out to get you. Instead, it’s about tapping into symbols, your own intentions, and personal choice. If you look at what really happens during a Tarot reading, you’ll see it’s much more practical than all those scary stories suggest. It’s time to separate what’s real from what’s just myth.