I will do a 1 card reading from my Starman Tarot deck for any celebrity you want to know something about. I read through Spirit, which might be different from other readers.
I will tell you not only what I see in the card, but any words or phrases I hear, whatever vision is conjured, what emotions are evoked and what they tell me about the situation and person(s) in it.
Send me an ask about the celebrity you want to know about! Anyone past or present!
[A white fortune cookie paper with black text on the front and an icon of a bee. It reads: You have great business sense and will surprisingly succeed.]
Appropriate cards to pick for tarot readings in your stories or tabletop games
If you’re writing a story in which a character receives guidance from a tarot reading, or you’re playing a tabletop game and you want to make sure you pick a card that’s actually going to guide your players in the correct direction, here’s a few specific sets of guidance along with appropriate cards. A card name notated with ® indicates that the reversed card should be used.
Retreat, Do not engage, Avoid, Back down:
Five of Wands[R] (Avoid conflict)
Five of Cups[R](Move on)
Eight of Cups(Retreat)
Five of Swords(You will face defeat)
Eight of Cups[R] (Situation is hopeless)
Press on, Stay the course
The Magician (Your current plans are brilliant)
The Emperor (The plan/path ahead is stable)
The World(Perfection, success)
Six of Wands(Progress, Victory)
Six of Swords (Move forward despite regrets)
Current plan of action is not good and needs revision
The Fool[R] (Hubris, Recklessness, Need for planning)
The Magician[R) (Poor planning, you may have been manipulated)
Strength[R] (You lack the strength, fortitude, or will to succeed)
The World[R](Losing focus before reaching your goal, your preparations are incomplete)
Two of Wands[R] (Unprepared)
Knight of Wands[R] (You’re rushing into a situation. Unfocused)
Knight of Swords[R] (Your current actions are thoughtless. Make a plan.)
Person or situation is untrustworthy
The Emperor[R] (Abuse of power, possessiveness)
The Devil (Questionable morality)
Justice[R] (Unfair, dishonest, corrupt)
The Moon (Illusion, superficiality)
Five of Wands (Tension or competition will be present)
Three of Cups[R] (Social troubles could happen)
Seven of Cups[R] (Temptation, illusion, distraction)
Nine of Cups [R] (Motivated by greed)
Ten of Cups[R] (Emotional manipulation or emotional instability)
Four of Pentacles [R] (Acting in self interest)
Seven of Swords (Deceit, Betrayal)
Ten of Swords (Betrayal but deadlier)
King of Swords[R] (Tyranny, abuse, manipulation)
Danger, Hazards, and other warnings
Wheel of Fortune [R] (Bad luck, external influence causing troubles)
The Tower (Destruction, confinement, a sudden imbalance)
The Moon [R] (Fear must be overcome)
Judgement (Your current actions will have consequences)
Judgement[R] (Difficulty)
Four of Wands [R] (Delays, obstacles before your goals)
Five of Wands (Conflict)
Seven of Wands (Being overwhelmed)
Eight of Wands [R](Frustration, delays)
Ten of Wands (Stress, burdens, hard work)
Four of Cups [R] (Missing an opportunity, complacency may lead to trouble)
Five of Cups (Loss)
Ace of Pentacles[R] (Exploitation, impediments)
Two of Pentacles [R] (Financial troubles)
Five of Pentacles (Shortage, Poverty)
Nine of Pentacles [R] (Your current actions are unsustainable)
Ace of Swords [R] (Chaos, confusion)
Three of Swords (Turbulence, heartbreak)
Five of Swords (Defeat, disgrace, infamy)
Seven of Swords [R] (Getting caught)
Eight of Swords (Being trapped, blindness, obstacles)
Nine of Swords (Despair, remorse)
Person or situation is trustworthy
The Empress (Nourishing, Parental)
Queen of Wands (Warmth, Friendliness)
Queen of Cups (Compassionate, Emotionally secure)
Queen of Pentacles (Secure, Nurturing)
King of Swords (Judicious)
The Star (Hope, grace)
Seek guidance, training, help, resources, or allies before proceeding
The Hierophant (Seek spiritual guidance, return to tradition)
The Lovers (Unionize, seek aid from good companions)
Four of Wands (Seek refuge or aid within community)
Two of Cups(solidify a partnership)
Knight of Cups(You need a hero)
Three of Pentacles(Hone your skills / knowledge. Collaborate.)
Five of Pentacles (You’re lacking in the physical resources you may need for the road ahead)
Page of Pentacles(Apply knowledge in a new way or acquire new skills. Study.)
Stand by, Wait, Hold position, Defend, Conserve
Temperance (Patience, Moderation, Rest)
Nine of Wands (Maintain a defensive position)
Four of Pentacles(Contemplate your options)
Four of Swords (Rest, or be vigilant)
Four of Swords[R](A warning of over-exertion.)
Three of Swords[R] (Take time to recover from recent pains)
Time for action, Do not hesitate
The Chariot (Radical behavior, seeking resolution)
Judgement(Culmination of events is immanent. A test of your morals / skills / power is approaching)
Ace of Wands (Take initiative)
Eight of Wand(Travel, or make swift changes)
Page of Cups(Heed your intuition. Take on creative ventures)
Knight of Swords (Have courage, take action. Use your anger)
A peaceful solution is possible, violence may not be necessary
Tasseography (also known as tasseomancyortassology) is a divination or fortune-telling method that interprets patterns in tea leaves, coffee grounds, or wine sediments.
The terms derive from the French word tasse (cup), which in turn derives from the cognate Arabic word tassa, and the Greek suffixes -graph (writing), -logy (study of), and -mancy (divination).
Divination attempts to gain insight into the natural world through intuitive interpretation of synchronistic events.
The first inklings of Western tasseography can be traced to medieval European fortune tellers who developed their readings from splatters of wax, lead, and other molten substances. This evolved into tea-leaf reading in the seventeenth century, a short time after Dutch merchants introduced tea to Europe via trade routes to China.
Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England have produced a number of practitioners and authors on the subject, and English potteries have crafted many elaborate tea cup sets specially designed and decorated to aid in fortune-telling. Cultures of the Middle East that practice divination in this fashion usually use left-over coffee grounds from Turkish coffee/Lebanese coffee/Greek coffee turned over onto a plate.
A Talk over Tea in Depth spread to do with your deities, spirit guides, etc to make you feel as if you are really sitting down with them over tea and feeling comfortable ~
What Message to you have for me today?
How is our relationship?
How can I improve this relationship?
What is the main important thing to work on today?
What do I need to learn from this reading?
How can I benefit from this reading?
Farewell Tea Sip: The lesson learned from this Reading.
I offer cheap, in depth Tarot Readings via Etsy, each reading will receive a high quality photograph of your cards, and an in depth conversation about the results of your reading.
Set your mind at ease about the future, or maybe ease some nagging doubts you have about the relationships in your life.
For more simple yes or no questions I offer Pendulum readings, for 50p
I really hate to ask, but I’m currently saving to cover some dentistry work I desperately need done, if you could share this or consider paying for a reading I would appreciate it so so much!
Do you get uneasy and nervous when you are in situations that are not comfortable? When a situation is out of your comfort zone, do you automatically want to retreat?
Start saying no, and see who stays.What am I talking about, you ask? When you say no, some people will be understanding and others will get mad and leave.
Self love is always important, especially. During a time period like this. We cannot lie, 2020 has not been kind to anyone and I wish I could tell you that things will magically get better.
It is my favorite time of year! Now, listen. I know this is pretty suspicious coming from someone who loves the Tower card, but retrograde periods can be very beneficial for us!
Any of the following herbs: sage, mugwort, heliotrope, tobacco leaf
A journal and a pen
In some areas, particularly those in far northern latitudes, June 22nd is celebrated as the day of the midnight sun. It’s the point in the year when there are 24 hours of light, and in a lot of magical traditions this makes it a perfect date to do a bit of magical fortune-telling. You may not live in a place that’s illuminated all day long, but around the time of the summer solstice, you’re getting plenty of sunlight, to do a bit of divination in the hour right before full darkness descends.
As a sunset beyond the horizon, lights your bonfire. Take a moment to get a good blaze going, then toss the herbs into the fire. Close your eyes, and breathe in the fragrance of all the herbs, all of which are associated with divination. Focus on the questions you have about the future, then open your eyes and look into the flames. What do you see? Shapes? Patterns? Figures of people or animals? Write down what you observe so you can remember it later. Once you feel like you’re no longer seeing anything new, allow the fire to go out on its own. Take some time to think about what you’ve seen, and how does images relate to your question.
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“Daily Spellbook for the Good Witch: Quick, Simple, and Practical Magic for Every Day of the Year,” by Patti Wigington
