Liminal11 recently posted a spread that looked intriguing. Using the Wheel of the Year as a jumping off place, the spread (called the Inner Wheel spread) can be done at the beginning of the year, at each change of the season, or any other time you feel called. I first threw this spread close to Litha and will next do again at Lammas. To learn more about what life holds for you in the particular 365 days ahead, you can also find your tarot year card, even if you don't know how to read tarot cards yourself. How to Calculate Your Personal Tarot Card of the Year for 2022 Yule, Ostara, Litha, and Mabon are known as the lesser sabbats. These are the pagan seasonal holidays, more commonly known as solstices and equinoxes. Understanding the rich history of each sabbat and how they’re all connected takes time. As you learn more about each one, decide how to best celebrate, honor yourself, and give thanks to the gods and goddesses.

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This Sabbat is the foundation for the Christian holiday of Christmas and it can be seen in many of your traditional Christmas decorations. For example the idea of bringing nature inside the home, such as with Christmas trees, Yule Logs ( which are still called Yule Logs to this day!), wreaths and garlands. The message of the card is that opportunity is headed your way, but what you do with it is up in the air. It could turn out really well or horribly wrong.Changing your destiny starts with accepting responsibility for where you are now. Consider what role your earlier actions have played in your present circumstances. Even when you think everything is beyond your control, there is often something you could have done differently that might have changed where you are now. What can you learn from this situation and how can you apply it to your future life, so you don’t end up making the same mistakes? Mabon is the time of the Autumn Equinox and is celebrated during the 21-24th September in the northern hemisphere and the 21-24 March in the southern hemisphere. It is the time when, once again, the days and nights are in perfect balance, before we start to notice less and less daylight in our days.

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One of the most important aspects of honoring this sabbat is the Yule log . Traditionally, celebrants burn the log through the night to represent how light can always be found in the darkness. At the end of the burning, a piece of the log is saved until the following year to symbolize the cycle of all things in nature. Tarot Spread for YuleThe message of the card is asking you to look beyond the illusions in your life and investigate when you feel that something is amiss.

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The Wheel of Fortune Reversed can also reflect resistance to change, particularly if you feel it forced upon you. This card suggests that change has become a source of significant stress, and you may be trying to consciously or subconsciously stop events from running their course. Accept that change is inevitable and you will have a much-improved experience when you can go with the flow. It is interesting looking at the graph and trying to figure out what main events may have been influenced by the energies of the Year Cards. It also adds a lot of depth doing this in combination with an astrology reading.The God and Goddess’s became stronger and stronger as The Wheel Turns from Winter Solstice onwards. They reach the height of their strength at Summer Solstice, the longest daylight time of the year. But the Wheel is forever turning, and with each day that passes after that, they begin to lose strength, eventually reaching a point on the Wheel where both day and night were of equal length. From then on the days became shorter, the light of the Sun Waning until Winter Solstice, the shortest day, when it is once more born again. When the Wheel reaches its lowest point of rotation, it has nowhere to go but up once more, and so the cycle repeats itself over and over as it has done since the beginning of time.