TAYLOR ENGLE ANDERSON BRAIN

Wanting things, naming them, letting yourself want without guilt. Desire can feel complicated. We’re taught to shrink it, soften it, explain it away. To want too much is “selfish.” To admit what we long for can feel vulnerable, indulgent, even dangerous. But desire is also information. It points toward the life, love, freedom, and fulfillment we’re meant to experience. So, what happens when we stop apologizing for what we want? For this installment of Interview with a Psychic

Coming back to yourself, recalibrating, choosing truth over autopilot. There are moments when life starts to feel a little too rehearsed. The same patterns, the same reactions, the same quiet compromises that slowly pull you away from yourself. Nothing is exactly wrong, but something feels off. Alignment isn’t always a dramatic awakening. Sometimes it begins as a subtle discomfort. A feeling you can’t quite name. A quiet realization that you’ve been moving through your life i

Featuring Psychic Tarot Reader Lex Love month felt like the perfect time to sit down with my favorite witchy woman to ask the questions we’re all asking around self-love, boundaries, momentum, and intuition. For this first installment of Interviews with a Psychic, I asked Lex to tap into the energy around love, self-respect, and what’s unfolding next. Taylor: What is the energy around self-love right now? Lex: Walking away from anyone or anything that has made you feel left