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yesterday i realized you could totally use this as a tarot spread and i dont even really need to explain what each card would represent because of how memetic imagery works
Honestly??? I need more meme based spreads
āBitch, try meā sigil
I like this sigil. A lot. I plan to use this.
Shielding
~B.D: Every witch should learn how to shield. It offers great protection against every day negative energies, and more. It is especially great for empaths.
āThere are many different ways to shield, and what works for one may not for another. The way you put up a shield is extremely personal and it will only work if you do it in a way that makes sense to YOU. It will only work if it is built in a way that it can stay present in your mind. You must will it to be there, in the same way that you walked around with a word in your head while youĀ were preparing the evening supper. It should feel the same way.
āWhat makes shielding personal, is that you have to design the way it will look and feel. That is the only way that you will be able to keep it in your mind without effort. Here is an example: If I tell you to imagine yourself surrounded by a medieval armor, you may need to keep your attention very focused in the details of what such armor looks like. If it is not a familiar shield, your mind will want to keep going back to adjust this or that detail that is slipping your mind, like the way the face looks or how the hands are placed. It might even feel stiff and you movements will feel awkward. Anything that doesnāt feel right will break your concentration and decrease the effectiveness of your shield. āAlso, the kind of shield you choose will highly depend on the situation you are facing. If you are going into a battlefield, you want battle gear. If you just want to walk around the office and want to be impervious to negative energy, a nice bubble might do the trick. But no matter what, everyone needs to know how to shield. āTake a moment to assess the situation. What kind of shield do you need and want? Right now, you are just practicing, so you can try out different shields. But in general, what will you need this shield for? Imagine the kind of protection you want. It should feel comfortable, easy to focus on, strong and it should make you feel safe. It can really be anything. It can be an extra layer of light, guardians that surround you, a tornado, a brick wall, a bubble, a Vikingās shield, a blanket⦠It all depends on you and on the situation. Imagine a few possibilities that you may want to keep in your āshield closetā. It will be easier to conjure them quickly if you have imagined them already. For the sake of this exercise, letās try something light with some basic energy and shielding exercises. āFirst Center and ground. Grounding is especially important. That is your best line of defense, even without a shield.Ā Now that you are grounded and centered, we will try some simple energy exercise, as they themselves are the simplest form of shielding and are something you should learn to do properly in order to shield efficiently.Ā 1. Put yourself into your comfortable position. Begin by RELEASING; close your eyes and imagine all of the worries and anxieties of your day just pouring out of you like water, down and out through the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet. Leaving your body, and entering down into the earth. āNow place the palms of your hands together. Imagine a ball of white light between the two palms, radiating out from where they touch. Imagine it very strongly, see it clearly.Ā Now pull your hands slowly apart. Imagine that ball of light stretching out between your hands as you separate them, becoming a beam of light between your palms. Hold this for a few seconds or longer if you can. Then slowly bring your hands together, shrinking the beam of light between them until they close together and it is gone. āClear and release all excess energy ā¦Imagine a stream of white light or water flowing through you from the top of your head and carrying all excess energy away through the soles of your feet. Practice this until you get good at it and then you will be ready to expand it. 2. This exercise begins with the ball of light in your hands do it just the same way until you come to the point where you have created the beam of energy between your two hands. Then, instead of stopping, imagine that beam growing and expanding to form a ball of white light between your hands. Hold that image as long as you can. Then slowly bring your hands back together, seeing the ball shrink between them, growing smaller and smaller until by the time your hands close, the ball is gone. Clear and release when youāre done. 3. Now you have those energy exercises mastered, we can begin to shield. First test your energy field. Where does it reach? Do a quick scan of its margin. At the boundary of your energy field, imagine your shield being formed.Ā
āVisualize a layer coming in and surrounding your energy field. Draw up energy from your roots and direct it to the outermost layer of your energy field. See this energy transform itself to offer you protection. It may seem to harden, like the bark of a tree, or glow more brightly like a flame. Command this energy to do your bidding and protect your personal space. You should ultimately get a feeling of: āThis is in here and that is out there.ā That which is outside should not come within. āOnce youāve visualized your shield, draw back into yourself, but without letting your shield collapse. Your focus is no longer on upholding the shield. It should uphold itself, the same way the word lingered in your mind during the visualization exercise. Will it to be there, and thatās it! The minute you question whether it is holding, you are casting doubt into it and weakening its presence. Conjure it, know itās there, and go on your business. This is not easy and it takes a lot of practice. Be forgiving of yourself and have fun with this. āOnce youāve practiced this, you can go on to trying different types of shields. Your creativity is the only limit. The more complex your shield is, the more mental focus and attention will be needed. Try the basic shield above first so you have an easy option for āeveryday wearā.
*References; adelinastclair.wordpress.com/ Witch School First Degree: Lessons in the Correllian Tradition by Donald Lewis-Highcorrell.
~B.D: Usually my shield is just a protective bubble that nothing can break through. If for some reason while Iām in the bubble I have a negative thought, I imagine the thought leaving my head as a black smoke cloud, and being sucked out of the shield, and being pushed somewhere else by the walls of the shield. I usually make the bubble if Iām somewhere where I feel loads of negative energy and I donāt want it to touch me.
-Sometimes if Iām actually scared of something (like a spirit or really negative energy) I will imagine an aura of white or gold light around me. It feels warm and welcoming. Nothing negative can touch me while this aura is glowing. If I become more scared or have a negative thought, I make it glow brighter and warmer. It pushes the negative thoughts/feelings away, and Iām safe again. I even make this aura when Iām doing a cleansing bath. I make it so that the negativity that leaves my body canāt touch me again, even though Iām in the bath water with it. Then the negativity gets flushed down the drain with the water and I let my shield down (see my cleansing bath ritual post). I also have protectiveĀ jewelryĀ I wear (see my post onĀ amulets, charms, and talismans).
*Wild Witch. **Images: (1) (2)
Illustrations showing Basic Lines and Mount Areas of a Hand.
And this completes the Major Arcana! Now to do the minor :-)
if you want to buy moonstone jewelry likeā¦please be aware that half the people on etsy and wherever sellingĀ āmoonstoneā jewelry are actually selling you opalite which is justā¦.glass with added effects. moonstone and opalite are not the same thing lolā¦.so many people are getting ripped off on etsy because of this and it kind of bothers me
this is real, natural ārainbowā moonstone:Ā
this is opalite, which is synthetic opalised glass:
Iāve been trying to warn people about this for years! Itās such a huge issue, just like heat-treated amethyst being sold as ācitrine.ā
Makin some tarot cards
This is for an anon, who asked about someĀ āwitchy appsā! All of these are available on iPhones from the app store, as thatās what I have, but I think that majority of them are also available on Android devices.
SkyView (Free): stargazing app that lets you see planets and constellations that are actively above and around where you are at any time during the day.
The Moon - Calendar phase of Moon: Phases of the moon, obviously. This is one of my favorite apps ever for moon cycles/phases, because it includes moonrise/set times, lunar days, and a calendar that shows what moon phases are on what days, as well as the astrology sign that is within the phase too.
Time Passages: another astrology app.Ā daily horoscopes that count in your birth chart (Which you can enter and save to see your entire chart), as well as a glossary of astrology terms, as well as information about your natal planets and houses. also includes moon phases as well.
Relax Melodies (free): a music/white noise app. you get to have a wide array of various city and nature sounds to create or find a mix that works for you. really good for using during meditations.
Tibetan Bowls: used for meditation or cleansing out spaces with the sound of the bowl, with an array of tones available depending on what suits you and your need.
AnyĀ āfree candleā app: for any time or place that youāre unavailable to either have or light a real candle. This one is great because it has candles of various colors and a setting where it will sense if youĀ āblow outā the candle.
Pendulum Charts free: A collection of free and premade pendulum boards, instead of using paper and pen and having to worry about keeping said boards or saving them for every time you do pendulum work.
Down dog: a guided yoga app. I love this one because doing yoga can be nice to center and ground yourself. Customization difficulty level and length of session.
Stone: Crystal information app. includes pictures of crystals, general information and uses, and 3 of the more typical uses/associations of the crystal. can search by vibe and name.
Daily Horoscope: a daily horoscope app that includes all astrology signs. daily, tomorrow, weekly, monthly, yearly horoscopes available for each sign. sign characteristics and compatibility information available too. also has horoscopes for Chinese yearly and Druid trees.
Mighty Timer: a tea brewing timer, with several types of team already set in, as well the ability to add custom teas in too. Itās a life saver for if youāre as forgetful about your tea as I am.
Compass: all iPhones already have this. I use it for my practice if prayers or spells need to be done in a certain cardinal direction.
the gamblerās good luck charm. layered from the bottom to the top is ginger, chamomile, basil and sea salt. if you want the written spell, message me and iāll send it to you!
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How I Bond And Connect With My Tarot Decks
Connecting and bonding with a Tarot deck or oracle deck is such a fun and rewarding practice for me. There is something so special about sharing time and energy with a tool like Tarot and imbuing it with parts of yourself. While I do understand that not everyone bonds with their decks or finds the need to, Ā throughout my Tarot journey I have come across decks that I instantly connected to and some that I needed to spend some time bonding with first. It is my greatest hope that some of my practices within this post can aid or inspire you to try something new with your own Tarot deck.
Timeline
While I do believe that bonding with a deck can be a lifelong process, whenever I set the intention to connect with a new Tarot deck, I like to give myself a small timeline of how long I want to initially spend bonding. Sometimes this can take anywhere from a few days to upwards of a month. Though the bonding doesnāt stop after the initial exercises, I usually give myself some time specifically devoted to connecting with that deck. There isnāt really a right or wrong way to go about this.
Wake It Up
I love to shuffle my decks. Whenever I am connecting with a deck, that I want to use or get to know better I do a technique I call waking it up. I shuffle, focusing on the tactile experience of the card stock in my hands. I shuffle and cut the deck creating a flow of energy as the deck passes its way through my hands.
Story Writing
Being someone who appreciates the art of the written word, Ā I enjoy drafting and writing short stories for either the deck itself or the cards within the deck. This helps me connect creatively with the cards and gives me my own personal back story for each of the cards in my deck.
Naming
I like naming my decks. I think it is a fun way to honor the deckās unique personality and character while distinguishing it from other decks in my collection. I have two of the same Tarot decks with two contrasting energies. Oneās named Jacob and the other is Miley. Miley is a feisty deck and tells it like it is while Jacob always has such a calm tone about him.
Check Up
There are times when I can sense that a deck is āoffā, tired or just heavy with external energies. I sometimes like to take the time to shuffle the deck and ask how it is feeling. This simple connection helps me assess how to move forward with the deck.
Musical Playlists
I am a huge fan of creating musical playlists for my decks or individual cards within a deck. It helps me musically connect to the cards and has helped me add a new layer to my readings. Ā
Music Analysis
I like to use my Tarot cards to decipher deeper or hidden meanings within the music that I am listening to or the music that I am personally writing. This also helps me associate specific card sets with specific chords, melodies or even a chorus from a song.
Cheat Sheets
One of my favorite bloggers and friends @nicstoirm creates cheat sheets for each of their decks and I think it is such an ingenious way to bond and connect with the cards. I have since adapted their methods in my own practice and found great success!
Mood Boards
I am a very visual person. I like to create mood boards with royalty free stock photography for Tarot decks or specific cards to get a better understanding of the aesthetics and symbolism that I associate with each.
Secret Power Word
Whenever I have a new deck, I like to give it its own special power word or phrase. This helps to create a special link between me and the deck. If the deck is ever lost or stolen, Ā I can render the deck free of any and all previous energies or attempt to locate it energetically with another deck.
Deck Mods
Iām a huge fan of Tarot deck modification. While I have only edged a few decks and trimmed one, the bond I created, sitting with each card as I modified it to my own needs is something I wouldnāt ever trade for the world. It is such a personal process but I love it. I am also a fan of doodling and writing on my cards, especially ones that have chopped borders. :)
Card Of The Day And Night
One of the first bonding techniques I ever learned was to pull a card for myself every day. I like to pull a card in the morning to set my intentions for the day and one card at night to read about my day retrospectively.
Photography
If you have been on my blog for any length of time you know that I love photographing my cards. It helps me analyze the cards from a photographers lens while giving me the chance to showcase the different moods in what I am trying to share with the cards within a stylized setup.
Poetry and Prose Writing
I love writing poetry and prose pieces with my cards. There is something so visceral about relaying my words with the messages and images of the cards in a creative way. It is my most āat homeā and most used bonding technique.
Perfumery Blends
I am a huge fan of creating custom incense and oil blends for each of my decks. Delving deep into the feeling and the essence of the deck and creating a scent for it, is such a magical process that I thoroughly enjoy.
Deck Interviews
I donāt usually do deck interview spreads to bond with a new deck. Ā I do them after I have been using a Tarot deck for a while and have grown accustomed to the deck and how it likes to work with me. I found that trying to do an interview spread that could either positively or negatively set the tone for my relationship and usage with the deck was counterintuitive to how I work as a reader and not something I was interested in. I prefer for the deck and I to warm up to each other beforehand. Ā I now do deck interviews after I have interacted with the deck and want to check up on how our bonding is going.
Letter Writing
I love letter writing. I like to write letters to my decks and discuss how much they mean to me, how I have grown as a reader and person from its use and where I see our deck relationship going. It is a very beautiful process.
Sigil Creation
Each of my decks has its own custom sigil that I mark on the deck in a hidden area. This helps to fuse my energy to the deck and keep it protected from any wayward energies.
Spread Creation
I like to create custom spreads based on the deck itself. For example, I have a Bright And Airy spread for my Vivid Journey Tarot because it is such a high-intensity deck for me. Creating a spread that is deck specific is a really cool way to tap into the deckās strength when performing a reading.
Give Your Deck A Home
I love deck bags and boxes. I think they are such cool ways to show your style as a reader and also keep your deck in something really pretty. If you create your own deck bags, I think this would be an awesome way to bond with your deck. Whenever I get a new deck, I like to shop around for the perfect vessel to put it in. I am always excited when I find the perfect match.
Imprinting And Marking
I like to energetically connect and mark my decks as I use them. To me, this creates a connection to my energy and a hub of power I can tap into when I am doing readings. Marking my decks also protects my deck from anyone else trying to use my deck without my permission or trying to tap into my energies without my permission.
Singing And Talking
I love to sing to my decks. I am known to put some Beyonce on full volume and just have a music session with my cards. On days when I am feeling chatty, I like to have conversations with my cards and have the deck respond to me with the symbols in the cards.
Keyword Associations
Creating your own keywords and associations to your cards is such a vital part of Tarot learning but is also a great way of bonding with your decks. Whenever I create my own word associations for each of the cards in my deck, I give myself permission to read how I want to read, without apology.
Using The Book
I love when decks come with guidebooks that were written by the artist. There is something so special when reading through the artists own interpretations and reasoning behind the symbolism found in a deck. Whenever I find interesting symbology from a guidebook, it helps me bond deeper to the meaning of the card.
Meditation
I am one of those people that enjoys meditating with my Tarot cards as a bonding exercise. There is something so rewarding about being able to step into a card, look around and interact with its energies. One of my favorite decks that I meditate with is the Mary-El Tarot. I meditated with all 78 cards and the bond that that deck and I share is remarkable.
Tarot Fashion
I like to create Tarot inspired outfits with the help of my cards. It is both fun and interesting using my deck and coming up with new outfit combinations based on the suggestions of the cards.
Date Night
I love Tarot date night. Sometimes I will go to a bar or coffee shop that I recently had permission to read at and give free readings. Other times I will invite some friends over and we gossip with the cards over some wine. Then there are those days where I am on Amazon in my bed with some ice cream and I am using my decks to help me pick out more decks. The date night ideas are endless.
Quotes And Lyrics
I love associating some of my favorite quotes or song lyrics with a card in my Tarot deck. I also like to find other cards that mirror or amplify that quotes meaning and then go through my deck and find cards that are opposite or conflict the meaning to compare and contrast ideas. I first learned about this method in high school when we would write persuasive essays and adapted it to my deck bonding repertoire. Ā This helps give a duality to the meanings of the quote or lyric I associated with a card and provides me with a well-rounded sense of what the card means to me.
Compare And Contrast
I like to take two or more decks and compare and contrast the different art styles and symbolism for each of the cards. It is so interesting seeing how different artists interpret the cards and what symbols each respective deck shares and where they are vastly different.
Daily Routine
I like to make it a habit to take a Tarot deck with me wherever I go. I find that when I am particularly bonding with a specific deck, having it accessible to me throughout the day helps me reach for it more and use it, furthering the bonding process.
Bullet Journals And Planners
My friend @rosaofswords has such unique and creative bullet journals that she incorporates her Tarot use and study into. Seeing how she works, helped me to adapt a daily plan to bond with my decks in an organized fashion. While I am still new to bullet journaling, I find that utilizing this method for bonding has helped me so much in keeping track of things like deck usage and cards of the day which help in my connecting to a deck process.
Practice Readings
I find it funny that when I first mentioned this technique in one of the Tarot groups I was in, I was told that using a deck right away would be counter-intuitive to bonding with it. I find the exact opposite to be true for me. By doing practice readings with a deck for myself and others, I get to know the vibe of the deck and how it responds to certain questions and its personality all throughout the process of doing readings.
Divination Challenges
I am a firm believer that Divination Challenges are invaluable resources to Tarot learners and seasoned readers alike. There is something so wonderful about coming together with a group of like-minded people and using your cards in creative ways throughout a specific period of time. This would have to be one of my top favorite ways of bonding with a Tarot deck.
Scope Of Life Experiences
Something that I am doing more frequently in my deck bonding process is relating each card in a deck to a personal meaning, philosophy or ideology I have. I have also started finding correlations between certain cards and people I know in my life. Utilizing those facets of my life helps pull in what I personally know and believe into the cards themselves.
Associated Comfort
Being someone with chronic illnesses, I like to keep comfort items at my disposal whenever I need them. One cool way that I bond with my decks is to associate a card or the whole deckās energy with one of my comfort items.
Emojis Correspondences
I like to look at a single card or set of cards and create an emoji series that corresponds with them. It is a fun and accessible way for me to use modern technology in my deck bonding process.
Heartfelt Energy Exchange
I have Tarot decks that are more motherly and nurturing in nature and for those types of decks I usually put the deck close to my heart and feel the energy exchange between us both. It is a slow and emotional process for me but it is almost always one of the most rewarding.
Gifts And Offerings
While I donāt personally subscribe to the belief in deck spirits or card spirits, I know that some people do and that is perfectly okay. Ā I do however believe that each deck in my collection has its own unique energy. To bond with that energy, I provide it with a suitable offering. Sometimes the offerings are crystals, coins, jewelry, secrets, etc. When I received my Dreaming Way Tarot deck in the mail, I had also ordered a rose quartz crystal that arrived at the same time. For some reason, I knew that that deck and crystal were meant to be together. I offered the Rose Quartz crystal as an offering to my deck and keep it near it at all times.
Deck Partners
I am a huge fan of using Deck Combinations and using multiple decks within a single reading. For those who are unfamiliar, deck combinations are two or more separate decks that compliment each other well or contrast each other but work well together. I like to find deck combinations for each of my decks. As I compare the two or more decks, I begin to obtain a better grasp of the deck as a whole and the cards as standalone energies.
Card Siblings
Similarly to deck partners, I like to go through my deck and find card siblings or cards that have a similar meaning, feel or symbolism within that particular deck itself. I also like to find cards that deeply contrast that meaning, feeling or symbolism because no two siblings are ever truly alike and it is those differences that causes this bonding method to be so worthwhile.
Sleep
Although sleeping with my deck has never worked for me because I move around too much in my sleep, I do however create a nighttime ritual of keeping my deck on my nightside table, on top of a clear glass with some crystals inside. This helps me to connect with my deck in the dream realm and also act as a filter of its energies.
Go To The Past
I like time travel, what can I say? I do this two ways. The first method is I take out my family photos and find cards that remind me or match to the cards meaning or energy. The second method is I research a past event and find cards that tell a story of that event.
Go To The Present
I look around my room, city, school etc and find places, events, people that remind me of tarot. I also look at the news or a current event that has recently happened that day and relay it to my Tarot cards.
Go To The Future
I go to my phoneās calendar, pick a date in the future and create a story of what might happen on said day with my Tarot cards.
Pray
I use bibliomancy with my Bible and use my tarot cards to recreate the message provided. I also use my decks to create a visual of my prayers but in Tarot card form.
Dedication
Iāve mentioned before that I utilize one of my decks to talk to God. I find that one way to bond with a deck is by dedicating it to a purpose, deity, a specific area of your life, etc. I donāt do this for all my decks but I still find this process super beneficial when I do use it.
Face Up Reveal
Whenever I bring home a new deck of cards, I like to go through the cards face up and admire the artwork of the deck. While doing this, I take note of the cards that create a stimulating reaction for me be it positively or negatively. I also like to relay each card to an emotion, scene or memory. This helps me tap into the energy that the deck gives me in its first impressions.
Smell
I know. I know. Iām a weird person that smells their cards but there is something so oddly satisfying about a new deck smell. I find that each deck has its own unique scent signature which I tap into.
Tarot Journal
I had such a big struggle starting and keeping a Tarot journal when I first started my divination journey. I never could keep up with it. I later created what I call my ācatch allā Tarot journal. In it I put my favorite quotes or symbols within cards and my thoughts on specific readings. It isnāt your traditional tarot journal by any means but it works for me and thatās all that matters. You can use your journal for so many things like recording readings, writing down predictions, your deck inventory, etc.
Put It Awayā¦For Now
I would be lying if I said that I had wonderful connections with all my Tarot decks. That isnāt the case at all. I have decks that I love but some of them do not read well for me and that is perfectly okay. You do not need to force a connection if one is not there. You also do not have to feel bad about not having a connection with a deck even if you tried bonding with it several times. Sometimes there are certain decks that we understand and can use instantly, and some that we canāt use at all. What I like to do is take some time away from that particular deck and try again. If it still doesnāt connect with me, I bring it out at a different point in the year and try again.
Post Notes: Please do not remove the captions. Title: How I Bond And Connect With My Tarot Decks Copyright: Ā© Ivan Ambrose 2017 Disclaimer: This post is comprised of what helps me and I wanted to share it with others. As with all of my posts and content, this post in no way, shape, or form is intended to tell you how you must go about this topic. The intention of this post is to share my experiences. This isnāt the only way, the absolute right way or the way that you āshouldā approach this topic. I encourage you to use what you find useful and tweak or dismiss what you do not find useful. I am sure there are various other people in the world who choose to do things differently regarding this topic and that is perfectly okay. I can only speak from personal experience and what has worked for me. I encourage you to do your own research, to do what you are comfortable with and to tailor any advice provided henceforth to your specific needs and individual situation. Safe Space Tags: Long Post Navigation: Table Of Contents | FAQ | Contact
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Tarot Cheat Sheet
The Fool: Beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, free spirit.
Reverse: Naivety, foolishness, risk-taking
The Magician: Power, skill, concentration, action, resourcefulness.
Reverse: Manipulation, poor planning, latent talents.
The High Priestess: Intuition, higher powers, mystery, subconscious mind.
Reverse: Hidden agendas, listen to inner voice.
The Empress: fertility, femininity, beauty, nature, abundance.
Reverse: Creative block, dependence.
The Emperor: Authority, father-figure, structure, foundation.
Reverse: Domination, excessive control, rigidity, inflexibility.
The Hierophant: Religion, group identification, conformity, tradition, beliefs.
Reverse: Restriction, something to shake up routine.
The Lovers: Love, union, relationships, aligned values, choices.
Reverse: Disharmony, imbalance, misalignment of values.
The Chariot: Control, willpower, victory, assertion, determination.
Reverse: Lack of control and direction, aggression.
Strength: Strength, courage, patience, control, compassion.
Reverse: Weakness, Self-doubt, lack of self-discipline.
The Hermit: Soul-searching, introspection, alone, inner guidance.
Reverse: Isolation, loneliness, withdrawal.
The Wheel of Fortune: Good luck, karma, life cycles, destiny, a turning point.
Reverse: Bad luck, negative external forces, out of control.
Justice: Justice, fairness, truth, cause and effect.
Reverse: Unfairness, dishonesty, unaccountability.
The Hanged Man: Restriction, letting go, sacrifice.
Reverse: Martyr, indecision, delay.
Death: Endings, beginnings, change, transformation, transition.
Reverse: Resistance to change, inability to progress.
Temperance: Balance, moderation, patience, purpose, meaning.
Reverse: Imbalance, excess, short term vision.
The Devil: Addiction, sexuality, materialism.
Reverse: Detachment, breaking free, reclaimed power.
The Tower: Disaster, upheaval, sudden (brutal) change, revelation.
Reverse: Avoidance of disaster, fear of change.
The Star: Hope, spirituality, renewal, inspiration, serenity.
Reverse: Lack of faith, despair, discouragement.Ā
The Moon: Illusion, vision, dreaming, fear, anxiety, insecurity, subconsciousness.
Reverse: Release of fear, unhappiness, confusion.
The Sun: Fun, warmth, success, positivity, vitality.
Reverse: Temporary depression, lack of success.
Judgement: Judgement, rebirth, inner calling, absolution.
Reverse: Self doubt, self blindness.
World: Completion, integration, accomplishment, travel.
Reverse: Incompletion. Lack of closure.
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2018 Reflection Spread!
Take an insight of your 2018 year with this spread. Try it and let me know how your year was, and what seeds you sowed for the upcoming 2019!
1. What were my biggest achievements for 2018?
2. What were my biggest challenges for 2018?
3. How have I developed as a person?
4. What did I learn in 2018?
5. How would I describe 2018 in 3 words
6. What is now complete?
7. What continues in 2019?
8. What new seeds and opportunities are being planted?
Check out my reflection later!