Wheel of the Year Tarot

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Four Hebrew letters – YHVH (Yod Heh Vau Heh), the unpronounceable name of God – are inscribed on the wheel’s face. Traditionally, it’s when fruits and vegetables are harvested, when autumn begins, and when Wiccans believe the Goddess moves from Mother to Crone. If you’ve always wanted to start your own business or you’ve been considering a career change now is a good time to make the change. There was feasting, an easing of moral restrictions, gift-giving and even sacrifices made to the god Saturn. They had to work hard and ensure that what they planted or sowed would flourish, providing food and nourishment for the continuing health and existence of their tribe.

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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. For Wiccans, this Sabbat is also a holiday of love and romance and when the God and Goddess come together. Tarot reader Adrienne Amari posted a video on TikTok explaining how to calculate your 2022 tarot year card within the Major Arcana. She founded The Tarot Guide in 2015, out of a desire to provide easy-to-understand resources for those aspiring to learn the wonderful art of Tarot reading, and to offer high quality, ethical Tarot, psychic, and healing services.

As you ground yourself and set your intention for the season ahead, pull a card for each of these questions. The festival of Beltane, like Samhain and Imbolc, is an ancient Gaelic festival that welcomed the warmer and longer days of summer. The Fool tarot card is about new beginnings, having faith in the future, being inexperienced, adventure, and not knowing what to expect. Whether it’s bonfires, fragile snowflakes or flashes of lightning – everything here is intertwined with each other. Because Samhain marks a new year on the Wheel, take a moment to set intentions and goals for your next year.

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This card in the Tarot Wheel of the Year reflects the combination of all the elements, balance and harmony. In a health context, Wheel of Fortune reversed can indicate that you may be finding upheaval or disruption in another area of your life is having a knock on effect on your health.In fact, many of the traditions of festivals such as Samhain (Halloween), Yule (Christmas) and Beltane (May Day),have been passed down over the years and evolved and altered as time has passed. This info is so confusing, as every other source says that the Greater Sabbaths ARE the solstices and equinoxes and the lesser are ones like Imbolc, but this info can’t seem to decide which is which.

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Accept that change is inevitable and you will have a much-improved experience when you can go with the flow. Ancestor work is powerful work, but often we can have a disconnect to who we see as our ancestors or how we work with them. These are practices that are guided by the forces of nature, the lunar calendar and the change of seasons. The card explains that no matter how long or deeply you prepare for choices in life, there are areas taht are out of your control. In Wiccan tradition, the Goddess (in her Mother aspect) gives birth to the God on the longest night of the year (the winter solstice) and then, like the Earth during winter, rests.This PDF version comes with a transparent background so you can print it on any kind of printer-friendly parchment paper. The Wheel of Fortune is generally an indicator of luck or destiny and it is a Major Arcana signifier of change. You have a choice: you can do nothing and hope things will get better, or you can act to improve your situation. To some, as soon as they think of the wheel of the year, they imagine dark pagan rituals on summer solstices along with black magic and other things that go bump in the night. I have a personal Substack blog where I chat all things Tarot, offer my own readings up for analysis and just have a good old natter about the world of Tarot, both professionally and personally.