Celtic Tarot

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The Chariot is a card of action, but the charioteer has perfect control of all the elements and energies of the universe. The mightiest hero and charioteer of the Celtic race, Cuchulain, was born with a druid’s prophecy. The prophecy contained the message of the card, and went thus: ‘His praise will be in the mouths of all men; charioteers and warriors, kings and sages will recount his deeds; he will win the love of many. This Child will avenge all your wrongs; he will give combat at your fords, he will decide your quarrels.’

This card reflects the querent’s goal, aspiration or best outcome with regards to the situation. It is what the querent is working towards consciously as they attempt to resolve the issue. Card 6: Below And don’t miss out on the significant symbols like the lemniscate, or infinity sign. Appearing more than once? It could be highlighting themes of continuity, balance, or infinite potential. We’ll break down the Celtic Cross in the same way we do with other standard tarot spreads, by looking at the positions of the cards. Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Steele Alexandra Douris, author of the new Spirits, Seers & Séances.

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Explore the Judgement major arcana tarot card with this tarot spread. Since Judgement is about self-awareness and reflection, use this spread as a ... The Celtic Cross Tarot Spread is one of the most commonly used spreads by Tarot readers. But did you know it's also one of the hardest Tarot spreads to interpret correctly? The Pillar: This includes four cards placed from bottom to top beside the cross. These cards provide additional information that influences the situation. They can help the querent understand the situation and their control over it even better.

How many cards in the reading are inverted, or upside-down? Not every tarot reader considers reversals, but they can add detail to the spread.How are subconscious energies driving conscious action? This is an especially useful question if the Above energy is not desirable for the querent.

An appearance of a court card in the Outcome position can be especially insightful. This usually suggests that the querent has significant sway over the situation. This was really helpful. However, one question that I’m struggling with is how to read the #2 challenge card when you pull a highly positive card. I certainly don’t think it means there are no challenges, but when you pull something like 10 or 2 of cups here, how do you interpret this positivity as a challenge? Do you look to other positions to explain the nature of the challenge? Within the cross, you can break down the cards into yet another two sections - the central circle, represented by two cards, which convey the heart of the matter, and the surrounding four cards representing the events of your life that surround it. You can envision this as a wheel of four cards turning around an axis of two cards. Time and ConsciousnessAbove: What are the querent’s conscious drives? What are they actively trying to manifest in the world? This card represents the greatest potential within the current situation. Depending on the card, this could serve the querent or not. Generally speaking, what other patterns stand out to you? Do certain colors or symbols echo across multiple cards? Maybe there’s a recurring motif of water, symbolizing emotions, or an abundance of red hinting at passion or conflict. These repeating patterns can create a thematic undertone to your reading, accentuating specific aspects of the querent’s situation. Many of these Major cards have decorative circular wheels or windows above or behind the characters. The Magician stands in front of a zodiac wheel, its energies controlled by a Star of David, that holds within it his Cup, Coin, Wand and Sword. In The Star, this wheel is a cosmic mirror studded with seven stars. It holds a a pentagram, which in turn holds another pentagram. A white dove hovers over it. The naked woman draped in a purple cloak is a personification of Aquarius, symbol of universal consciousness. Before reading the “yes or no” tarot cards, you must think about a specific question. A “yes or no” reading invites you to draw six cards. Then we will consider the favorable aspects that could result in a positive answer, and, on the other hand, the obstacles that you may have to overcome in future. Mistakes That Are Causing You to Waste Money on Skin-Care Serums, According to an Esthetician Skin-Care Tips