In this video, I’m sharing a really personal reflection on what I reach for after a Tower moment—when something has cracked open, changed shape, or just plain fallen apart. For me, landscape decks (tarot and oracle) become a way to reorient: not to bypass what happened, but to gently re-enter my own life again. I talk through why place imagery helps when my nervous system is fried, my thoughts are looping, or I’m trying to figure out who I am after the dust settles. I show several of my favorite landscape-forward decks—Story Through Stone Oracle, Mindscapes Tarot, Bloodlands Oracle, Enchanted Forhaxa Tarot, Naturescapes Tarot, and a few specific pulls I keep thinking about (like The Moon in Mystical Dream Tarot and the 4 of Cups in Delta Enduring). I also name a handful of questions you can journal with around memory, identity, power, and what it means for a place to become a “character” in your story. The takeaway is simple: when I can’t find myself in words, I can often find myself in terrain—stone, water, weather, edges, paths—and let the landscape hold the next step until I’m ready to take it.