A Tarot magic practitioner is an individual who utilizes the Tarot cards as a tool for conducting magical rituals and practices. Tarot magic combines the symbolism and divinatory aspects of the Tarot with the power of ritual and intention to manifest desired outcomes. The Tarot deck is a deck of 78 cards, each featuring unique imagery and symbolism that can be interpreted in various ways. Tarot magic practitioners tap into the archetypal energy and symbolism of the cards to create magical spells and rituals. They believe that the Tarot cards serve as a gateway to accessing and manipulating mystical energies. Tarot magic practitioners often incorporate specific rituals and practices into their Tarot readings and spellwork.
I think this parallel processing is what would make the system well made as only those who can master these aspects can perform even basic spells. The only difficulties I'm discovering is figuring out how to balance 22 different magical effects and make it not overpowered so the world isn't taken over in literal days. I think characters need to deeply understand an Arcana before they can even attempt to use it. I'm also not entirely sure what to even assign each Arcana. I have ideas for some like The Moon correlating to Illusions or the Lovers being related to attraction and therefore implying magnetism which would create "auto-targeting" magic. But like Wheel of Fortune I dont want to be just "luck manipulation" or something OP. Or The Hanged Man I have no clue what to apply.
I have ideas for some like The Moon correlating to Illusions or the Lovers being related to attraction and therefore implying magnetism which would create auto-targeting magic. This is where witchcraft can sometimes feel like work because I want to do it now but I don t have my cinnamon, bird feather, green candle, knife, etc.
Tarot magic practitioners often incorporate specific rituals and practices into their Tarot readings and spellwork. They may cleanse and consecrate their Tarot decks before each use, using methods such as smudging with herbs or passing the cards through candle flame. They may also invoke specific deities, spirits, or energies to assist them in their magical workings.
Tarot Spread: Making Magic
There are lots of great magical resources out on the internet, but people sometimes ask me for my thoughts or assistance for some reason. I've normally turned them down. There are a few reasons for this. Mostly, I don't really consider myself to be a witch (or magical practitioner) because that requires more effort, clarity on one's religious and spiritual beliefs, and consistent ritual craft and practice than I can currently claim. I'm actually not even entirely sure about my own beliefs on magic and spell-working, but I do clearly believe in the power of tarot, and I think that tarot can be used to affect probability and not just divine probable trajectories (my take on "predictive readings"). And you can do tarot for yourself with your own magical beliefs present without having to ask someone else for a spell. Thus for this veil-thinning period of the year, I offer a tarot (or oracle) spread for working magic.
Note: This is based on my slap-dash knowledge of witchcraft and spellwork. I studied Wicca and neopaganism for many years a while back, so it's probably very late 90s/early 00s in vibe, but it's also supposed to be based on centuries-old knowledge. What's datedness after all that time?
Since my version of magic requires intention, I have my explainer before the spread rather than after. An ye care naught, skim as ye will.
The practitioner will typically shuffle the cards while focusing on their intention or the desired outcome. They may then lay out the cards in a specific spread or pattern that aligns with the purpose of the spell or ritual. The practitioner will interpret the cards' meanings within the context of their intention, using the Tarot as a tool for guidance and insight. Tarot magic practitioners may also incorporate other magical tools or practices into their rituals, such as crystals, candles, incense, or sigils. They may create personalized rituals based on their interpretation of the Tarot cards or follow established rituals that have been passed down through magical traditions. In addition to using the Tarot for divination and spellwork, Tarot magic practitioners often view the cards as a tool for personal growth and self-reflection. They may use the Tarot to gain insight into their own psyche or to explore subconscious desires and fears. The act of working with the Tarot can be seen as a form of meditation and self-discovery. Overall, a Tarot magic practitioner combines their knowledge of the Tarot deck with their understanding of magical practices to create a unique and powerful form of spiritual practice. By harnessing the archetypal energies of the Tarot, these practitioners seek to bring about positive change and manifestation in their lives and the lives of others..
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