Daily Posts
Daily Posts
I write something every single day, and every post lands here.
That has been my rhythm since May 2026, and it will stay that way for as long as I am able to sit at a keyboard. Some days it is a piece of teaching I have been carrying around for a week. Some days it is one line and a picture, because one line was all it needed. Some days it is a question to sit with.
What the week looks like
There is a shape to it, and once you know the shape you can find what you are after.
Monday is the week ahead. Every sign, three systems read together, with what the week is asking of you in plain words. Themes and guidance, never fortune telling. If you want to know why Tuesday felt like wading through treacle, Monday's post usually explains it.
Tuesday and Wednesday are teaching, or a thought to sit with. This is where the Library material first appears, live, in whatever order life happens to bring it up.
Thursday is a tarot card. One card, one teaching, read the way I would read it for you. If you have wondered what a reading with me is like, Thursday is the closest you will get without booking one.
Friday is often a question. The kind that quietly reveals something about the person answering it.
Saturday follows the sky. A full moon, a new moon, an equinox, a planet turning around, and what each of those asks of you. When nothing much is happening overhead, Saturday is whatever needs saying.
Sunday is the long read. The flagship piece of the week, the one I take my time over. If you only read one post a week, make it Sunday's.
How to read this page
Start with today's and work backwards, or use the categories to find the ones about what you are living through right now.
If someone has just walked out of your life, look under Relationships and Guidance. If you keep picking up other people's moods and cannot put them down, look under Your Abilities and Energy Work. If you are carrying something heavy and old, The Inner Work is where I keep that material, and it is in here too, dated, in the order I wrote it.
Why every day
People ask why I do not just write when I have something to say.
Chop wood, carry water. The daily ordinary practice is the practice, and that is as true of writing as it is of meditation. If I only wrote when the mood took me, you would get a burst in spring and silence by June, and I would have taught you that this work is something you do when you feel like it. It is the opposite. The days I sit down with nothing and find something are the days that keep me sharp, and they are often the posts people write to me about months later.
There is a second reason. Some of you read these at five in the morning before the house wakes up, and some at midnight when it will not settle. Knowing there will be something there, every day, without fail, is a small steady thing in a week that may not have many. I can give you that. So I do.
What I ask of you
Read what calls you and leave the rest.
If a post lands, sit with it for a day before you decide what you think. If a post annoys you, that is worth a second look too, because the ones that annoy us are usually the ones that have found something.
Love you all.
Donald
Every post, newest first
Tarot Card of the Week: The Empress
The Empress is the great mother of the tarot, full because she lets herself be filled. Ask where you give but never receive.
The Hundredth Monkey
One young monkey washed the sand off her potato and the knowing spread. Your quiet inner work adds to the count, seen or not.
The friends and rivals of the Chinese zodiac
The twelve Chinese zodiac animals fall into four groups of friends and six pairs of rivals. Find your animal and see if it fits.
The Week Ahead: 22 to 28 June
The Sun moves into Cancer after the solstice, June is a 7 month, and the Fire Horse keeps spurring you on. Move from your roots.
The Winter Solstice
At 4:24 in the afternoon Perth time the sun reaches the bottom of its arc. The longest night is not the enemy. It is the turn.
The Shortest Day of the Year
The Winter Solstice falls on Sunday 21 June, the quiet bottom of the year’s long breath. Then the light begins to come back.
Two ways to read the year
China reads the year in twenty four small seasons, the Noongar people in six. Two cultures, one instinct: stop, look and notice.
Tarot Card of the Week: The High Priestess
The High Priestess keeps the threshold between what you know and what you only sense. This week, trust the quiet answer in you.
Rainwater and White Dew
China divides the year into twenty four small seasons, each named like poetry. An invitation to notice one small turn this week.
The Year of the Fire Horse
2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse and the Horse month has begun. The Horse is meant to run, but even the fastest one rests.
The Week Ahead: 15 to 21 June
A New Moon in Gemini, a quiet 7 month inside a Universal Year 1, and the Horse month begins. Begin from stillness, then move.
Intuition and Monkey Mind: Tuning into your Psychic Abilities
Everyone has psychic ability. The trick is telling a real message from Monkey Mind, and a process of elimination shows you.
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