The act of consecration is a ritual act which dedicates your tools to a decided purpose. In magick, the purpose of a tool is primarily to carry a correspondence – to become a symbol of specific aspects of the outside world. So a ritual Sword symbolises our will (and the will of the universe) and a
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Learn how to read with the Majors-Only in our exclusive Tarosophy exercises suitable for both beginners and advanced readers. In just five minutes with three Major cards you can get to the heart of any situation and discover what lesson is being taught you by the universe! We even give you the words to use
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For relationship readings, a quick method is to shuffle your deck, split it roughly into two piles (one for each person), shuffle each pile whilst thinking of each partner and then take the top card from both decks. Place these two cards to the left and right with a gap between them. This tells you
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In this brief snippet of unused notes for our Secrets of the Waite-Smith Tarot book (pub. Llewellyn, April 2015) we tried to summarise “what Waite wrote” about the Minor cards when they are reversed. We turned Waite’s words into short verses, to cut down on his usually rambling descriptions, and then used them to answer very
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A Spread from Fate Magazine (1955) Many querents – and sometimes ourselves as readers – would sometimes like to get a simple yes or no answer from the tarot. A reading is often packed with advice, and general indications, but it is left to the reader to interpret the likely outcome of an event from
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