Celtic Tarot

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Before / Near Future: Placed to the right of the Position/Challenge cards, this card reveals events that like before the querent. The Knight of Coins is an interesting card, his shield has the coins symbol, and his horse is brown representing the energy of Earth.

Indeed, this card looks to me much more like a ceremonial arrangement of swords, such as one would find at an oath-swearing, rather than a battle. Influenced primarily by Robert Graves, whose fertile imagination was the source he consulted most frequently, she tells us earnestly what gestures were made by the druids, that the druids predicted the birth of Christ, how Tarot cards correspond with the Druids’ tree zodiac, and other similar tales. Keep in mind that hopes and fears are closely intertwined, therefore that which we hope for may also be that which we fear, and so may fail to happen.

As a longtime student of Celtic art, archaeology, and especially folklore, I was as taken with the Celtic mythological aspects as I was with Tarot.

When you spot a recurring number in your Celtic Cross Tarot Spread, it’s like getting a tap on the shoulder from the universe, urging you to pay attention. Filled with insight and practical guidance, As the Last Leaf Falls shows you how to honor family and friends in spirit, discover life-affirming aspects of every state of existence, and move beyond the fear that surrounds death. I have been a clairvoyant and tarologist for almost 30 years, and I am offering a free reading of the tarot. Through the cards you can have knowledge about the internal reality of the consultant, the unknown that lives in people and what is to come in their lives. The book is filled with references to this zodiac, which almost certainly never existed until Graves invented it in 1948.

It was created by the Druids, men who lived in what now belongs to Ireland, Scotland and Wales, they enjoyed great wisdom, their qualities were very broad, in addition to clairvoyance, they were astrologers, doctors, and possessed very useful skills For your culture. Readers seeking astrological correspondences would do better to stick with the classical Zodiac, which the Celts adopted sometime around the 7th Century CE, or to explore Vedic astrology, the system closest to what experts believe the Celts’ earlier beliefs to have been. For each card Matthews provides divinatory meanings (upright and reversed), a general background and card description, and Soul Wisdom which includes a question to ask oneself when reflecting on the meaning of the card. The house can also reflect obstacles or supports that cannot be changed, like relevant health concerns or societal ills.

This card reflects that which is within the subconscious realm of the querent and delves much deeper into the core foundation of the situation. Based on the Celtic Pagan perspective, the Sacred Circle Tarot uses photographs of sacred sites, as well as traditional plant and animal associations from Ancient Britain. If you are wondering about the fate of your relationship, for example, you might choose a card like the Two or Ten of Cups.In the Celtic Cross Tarot Spread, understanding reversals can thus provide a more holistic view of the querent’s circumstances. So today, I'm going to show you not just the layout and positions of the Celtic Cross, but I'm also going to show you exactly how to read the Celtic Cross by deep-diving into the most critical relationships between the cards in the Celtic Cross spread. His shield is painted with a cross, indicating a crusade that perhaps he is willing to kill or be killed for. The witch goddess Cerridwen is the focus of devotion and reverence among witches and Pagans around the world. This inward focus can be especially pertinent when considering the querent’s next steps or assessing the factors that contribute to their current situation.

Covering over a thousand years of history, this course will take you to the very edge of her cauldron and ask you to immerse yourself in its sacred brew and be transformed. The Revelation of Battle (9 of Swords) links to the story of Deirdriu and Naoisi and depicts Deirdriu weeping over the body of her dead lover.Even if you draw a ‘positive’ card in this position, consider it carefully as it will still represent a challenge.