03/09/2026
The Reveal 🔮
1. The Turtle and Coriander 🐢
The Turtle and Coriander calls us to be satisfied with what we have been given or what we have achieved. It invites a moment of rest and reflection. Perhaps due to Aesop’s fable “The Tortoise and the Hare” turtles are symbols of patience and good health. In this folk tale, the slow but determined tortoise wins its race against the speedy but distracted rabbit. The turtle triumphs by pacing himself, illustrating the adage “slow and steady wins the race” Similarly, in the Victorian language of flowers, coriander indicates concealed worth, reminding us that things may not always be as they appear. In other words, a dedicated tortoise who puts in the work can achieve just as much, if not more than, the swiftest rabbit.
If you chose this card, you are being told to slow down and enjoy the journey. Avoid rushing toward your goals for the sake of winning. Arrive in your own time.
2. The Snake and Fern 🐍
The Snake and Fern calls us to start anew. Regularly shedding its skin, the snake is a symbol of rebirth and transformative healing. And in many cultures, the fern is associated with new life and new beginnings. To the Māori of New Zealand, an image of the unfurling silver fern frond, or Koru, is a central motif indicating growth and a return to one’s origins. Together, the snake and fern inspire confidence as we start over or embark along a new path.
If you chose this card today, a rebirth is imminent. Summonthe magical protection of the fern and wriggle free of old trappings.
3. The Ladybug and Sweet Pea 🐞
Symbols of good luck and fortune, ladybugs are wonderful insects known to keep garden pests like aphids at bay. The sweet pea is a beautiful, scented climber. In the Victorian era, sweet peas were given to thank hosts for a lovely time. Combined, the ladybug and sweet pea represent ease and happiness.
If you chose this card today, you are entering a period of happiness, positivity, and good luck. Celebrate your joy by sharing it with others.