THE CARD DIVO, hosted by Daniel G. Garza, serves up snappy, under-a-minute weekly tarot readings designed for the sober and sober-curious. With wit, insight, and a dash of spiritual flair, Daniel delivers guidance for the week ahead based on your Zodiac sign—no hangovers, just clarity. It’s your quick, uplifting ritual for staying grounded and inspired.
Sober Tarot Card Readings for the week of November 3
🔮 These are the Horoscopes for the week of November 3, 2025
- Scorpio – A time for celebration.
- Sagittarius – Get centered and aligned.
- Capricorn – Have fun this week.
- Aquarius – Open your mind and hear the messages.
- Pisces – Let it go and free yourself.
- Aries – The right partnership is on its way.
- Taurus – Give forgiveness and move forward.
- Gemini – You are safe to move forward.
- Cancer – This is a time to reveal yourself.
- Leo – See the situation through innocent eyes.
- Virgo – Find your rhythm and breath.
- Libra – Find the message in your dreams.
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