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Hyperallergic’s Art Tarotscope for the Fall Equinox

Last updated: September 21, 2025 12:50 am
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The fall equinox is a time of transition, as we move from the warmth of summer to the coolness of autumn. This year, the equinox coincides with a period of eclipse season, adding an extra layer of intensity to the changing of the seasons. Despite the fluctuations in temperature and weather, the natural cycle of the seasons continues, reminding us of the constant movement and evolution of the world around us.

In this season’s tarotscope, we turn to the Mixed Signals Tarot deck by artist M Eilo for guidance. Drawing on the energy of the lunar eclipse, we seek insight into the final months of 2025, a year marked by significant shifts and challenges. The cards drawn for this equinox reading are the Gate, the Lock, and the Key, each offering a unique perspective on how we can navigate the coming months.

The Gate card represents an invitation, a doorway to new possibilities. The Lock card signifies a barrier or obstacle that we must overcome, while the Key card offers a solution or path forward. Together, these cards encourage us to consider how we can prepare for the remainder of the year and what actions we can take to support ourselves and our communities.

In a collective tarot reading, we see the Tower card in the Gate position, signaling a time of endings and new beginnings. The Speaker of Stones card in the Lock position urges us to pause and reflect before taking action, while the Ten of Stones (reversed) in the Key position reminds us of the abundance and support that surrounds us.

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As we move through the challenges of the season, we look to the elemental signs for further guidance. For Fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius), the Eight of Stones advises focus and discernment in your endeavors. Earth signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) are guided by the Four of Swords to prioritize rest and rejuvenation. Air signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) find solace in the Six of Swords, encouraging structured thinking and mindfulness. Water signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces) are supported by the Six of Stones, prompting gratitude and generosity towards others.

As we embrace the energy of the fall equinox and navigate the challenges of the changing seasons, may these tarot insights offer guidance and inspiration for the months ahead. Remember to stay grounded, take time for self-care, and lean on the support of your community as you move through this transformative time.

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