In this episode, we talk about the power of blue—the color of sky, sea, truth, and clear communication. Blue invites you to soften your nervous system, speak honestly, and move from calm, grounded integrity.
What we explore in this episode:
How blue shows up in nature, history, and symbolism
Planetary and day-of-the-week correspondences for blue
How blue shows up in tarot symbolism and deck imagery
Ways to bring blue into your spiritual and everyday routines
Understanding Blue in Color MagicBlue is one of the primary colors and lies between violet and cyan on the visible spectrum. We see it most in the sky and the sea, which is why blue is so often associated with distance, calm, and vastness. Culturally, blue is linked to peace, stability, sadness, imagination, and trust. Blue is associated with the throat chakra, which governs our voice, integrity, and truth.
Blue is the color of Thursday | Jupiter | Thor: dedication, endurance, faithfulness, luck, legal matters, loyalty, and money magic.
Blue supports long-term commitments and big-picture thinking—the slow, steady path that still honors your values. To align with blue's magic, you can:
Wear blue on Thursdays for protection, luck, and steadiness
Use blue candles for truth-telling, clarity, or court and legal workings
Work with blue for vocal healing, communication spells, and calm emotional processing
Tarot, Symbolism, and the Power of Blue
Blue often appears in tarot where calm, depth, and emotional or spiritual honesty are needed. It shows us where we are invited to tell the truth, listen to our inner voice, or rest into trust.
Borage - Six of Water (Six of Cups) - Blue star-shaped flowers and a lake in the background evoke emotional softness, sweetness, and nostalgic healing. Blue here feels like a gentle return to what has nourished you.
Elder - Four of Fire (Four of Wands) - Dark blue-black elderberries and a cozy hearth invite celebration, protection, and communal warmth. Blue holds the sense of spiritual protection around the home and the heart.
Chicory - Two of Air (Two of Swords) - Blue-purple chicory flowers mirror the tension of mental crossroads and decision-making, asking you to balance thought, intuition, and honesty.
The Sasuraibito Tarot deck by Stasia Burrington
Three of Pentacles - A cool blue-toned background around three reaching hands highlights collaboration, shared skills, and harmonious teamwork.
High Priestess - Cloaked in blue with her feet in water, the High Priestess embodies mystery, intuition, and quiet knowing - the deep, still pool of inner wisdom.
Knight of Cups - A figure holding a hot drink and a blue book, eyes closed in serenity, shows blue as emotional intelligence, calm action, and imagination in motion.
💭 Today's Tarot Pull:
From Anima Mundi Tarot Deck by Megan Wyreweden, I pulled The Fool (Reversed).
Reversed, the Fool asks you to pause before leaping. This is the energy of recklessness, naivete, or ignoring consequences.
Reflective prompts on this card:
Where am I rushing ahead without considering the full picture?
What am I pretending "will work out somehow" that actually needs a plan?
What would it look like to move forward with both trust and thoughtful preparation?
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