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Welcome to Season 11 of Every Day Tarot! This season, we’re exploring the fascinating connections between Tarot and plant allies.

In today’s episode, I’m introducing you to borage—a beautiful, star-shaped blue flower known for bringing courage and gentle strength. I’ll share how this soothing, heart-centered plant helps us move through transitions, calm fiery energy, and reconnect with our inner resilience. You’ll also hear about the tarot archetypes borage aligns with and learn practical, magical ways to work with this garden ally in your daily life.

What we explore in this episode:

💐 Meet the Plant Ally: Borage

Borage (also known as starflower) is a striking, bee-loved plant with bright blue, star-shaped blossoms and prickly green leaves. 

Traditionally celebrated for its ability to bring courage and lift spirits, borage offers steady, heart-centered support during big life transitions or times of burnout. There’s an old folk saying — "I, Borage, bring always courage" — that reflects its grounding and reassuring energy.

🔮 Borage & Tarot

Borage resonates with tarot archetypes that honor courage, resilience, and heart-centered strength:

Astrologically, borage is connected to Jupiter, the planet of expansion and optimism, and to Leo season, encouraging us to lead with heart, embrace boldness, and stay cool-headed even during fiery times.

🌿 Plant Magic & Energetics

Edible Uses: The flowers are edible (they taste like cucumber! 🥒) and can be added to salads, candied, or even frozen into ice cubes for summer drinks.

Ritual Use:

Gardening & Offerings:

Energetic Properties:

If you haven't listened to my other seasons yet, go check them out!

Today's Tarot Pull:

From Anima Mundi Tarot Deck by Megan Wyreweden, I pulled The World (upright). 

The World card brings a message of completion, wholeness, and seeing the big picture. Just as borage teaches us to stay steady and embrace the long view, The World invites us to celebrate cycles, integrate lessons, and step confidently into the next phase of life.

Reflective prompts on this card:

Ways to Connect & Support