Flow of the Mystic

A Collective Pisces Season Tarot Spread

Happy Pisces Season!
Pisces season runs from approximately February 18th to March 20th. Pisces is the last zodiac sign in the yearly zodiac calendar. Pisces is a water sign ruled by the planet of Neptune and usually correlates with a time to deeply reflect and connect with our emotions and spiritual world. As we move through the last season of the astrological calendar, it is important to close cycles that are ending and release what we don’t want to carry with us come the Spring Equinox.

This can also be a time of enhanced creativity and empathy. In Tarot, Pisces seasons correlates with The Moon card, which calls us to embrace the mystery of life and let our intuition lead us. The following is a 4-card collective tarot spread for Pisces season, focusing on intuition, emotions, dreams and transformation. Feel free to explore this spread with your own deck or just reflect on the wisdom of the collective reading below.

"Flow of the Mystic" - A Pisces Season Tarot Spread

1. Waves of Emotion – What emotions need to be acknowledged and embraced this season?

2. Intuitive Currents – How can I strengthen my intuition and trust my inner wisdom?

3. Dreamworld Messages – What messages are coming through my dreams and subconscious?

4. Surrender & Flow – Where in my life do I need to let go and allow things to unfold naturally?

This spread is designed to help navigate Pisces' dreamy, fluid energy, guiding you toward emotional depth, spiritual insights, and surrendering to divine timing.

Collective Pisces Season Reading:

1. What emotions need to be acknowledged and embraced this season?
   Eight of Swords, Reversed

   The Eight of Swords often appears when we feel trapped in a situation that seems impossible to escape. Typically, this feeling lingers as we struggle to break free. This card serves as a reminder that, despite our belief that we’ve exhausted all possible solutions, there is often a simpler path forward. In response to this question, the card suggests that the first step toward change is to acknowledge and embrace where you are and the emotions you are experiencing. Whether you’re feeling fear, hopelessness, or a lack of motivation, allow yourself the time and space to feel those emotions fully. Remind yourself that this phase will pass in time. In the reversed position, this card often indicates that you are closer to overcoming this stagnant energy and finding a solution than you may realize. Sometimes, the key to moving forward is to stop pushing so hard and instead call upon your spirit guides for assistance. Surrender your struggle and trust that the divine will guide you. You may find that progress comes faster than you anticipated.

2. How can I strengthen my intuition and trust my inner wisdom?
   Nine of Pentacles, Reversed

   The Nine of Pentacles appears after periods of hard work, inviting us to pause and savor the rewards of our labor. If you’ve been in a phase of intense physical or mental work, Spirit is urging you to center pleasure in your life. When this card is reversed, it often points to resistance to rest or a belief that we are undeserving of joy. Yet, we are all worthy of taking breaks when needed. In response to this question, the card suggests that in order to connect with your inner wisdom, you must turn your attention away from external goals and toward inner peace and stillness. If your mental chatter has been especially loud, take a step back from your tasks and sit in quiet reflection. Whether it’s sipping tea, listening to uplifting music, or reading something for pleasure, engaging in these small moments of joy allows you to hear the wisdom of your soul more clearly.

   3. What messages are coming through my dreams and subconscious?
   Five of Swords, Reversed

   The Five of Swords often arises when we are experiencing mental noise and conflict, often tied to feelings of regret. In its reversed position, it signals a readiness to move past this conflict and leave it behind. If you’ve experienced a situation that didn’t unfold as you hoped, deep within, you may feel a desire to make amends and reconcile. Pay attention to any recurring themes in your dreams this month. If past disagreements are resurfacing, it might be time to clear the air and release any lingering tension. By confronting these conflicts, you’ll be ready to embrace a more open-hearted mindset and welcome personal growth as we transition into the Spring season.

   4. Where in my life do I need to let go and allow things to unfold naturally?
   Seven of Pentacles, Reversed

   The Seven of Pentacles typically indicates a period of pause and reflection regarding the work we are doing in the world, whether that’s related to a passion project, a hobby, or personal self-care. In its reversed position, this card suggests that you may be spending excessive time dwelling on or obsessing over your goals, particularly in your career or physical health. Spirit is inviting you to shift your focus away from constant reassessment and instead allow things to flow more organically. If you’ve been pushing forward with a project—whether it’s career-related, a side hustle, or even a weight-loss goal—you may be encountering obstacles. It’s time to step back, rest, and play. By creating more space for relaxation, you’ll return to your projects recharged, with the clarity needed to move forward with renewed energy.

This reading invites us to reflect on key emotional and spiritual themes as we navigate Pisces season. The Eight of Swords, reversed, encourages us to acknowledge and embrace the emotions we’re currently experiencing, reminding us that a simpler path forward may be closer than we think. The Nine of Pentacles, reversed, highlights the importance of rest and enjoyment, urging us to step back from external goals and reconnect with inner peace in order to tap into our intuition. The Five of Swords, reversed, signals a need to reconcile past conflicts and clear mental space, preparing us for personal growth. Finally, the Seven of Pentacles, reversed, calls for a shift away from obsessing over our goals, inviting us to let things unfold naturally and trust that rest and play will bring renewed clarity. Together, these cards suggest a time for self-compassion, reflection, and trust in the process of unfolding as we await the arrival of Spring.

Sending Love,
Melissa