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Tarot and Magick Tarot cards can be incorporated into your magickal workings as focal points. They are natural at stimulating the subconscienceness Choose a card to represent the issue you want to overcome or a goal you wish to achieve and place it on the altar as a focal point. The trick is to choose cards that not only visually depict what you want but also evoke the strongest emotional response to your desired outcome. Below you will find two examples of using Tarot cards in magick. Abundance spell Need: One green candle; cinnamon; the Tarot card that most represents wealth and financial abundance to you; money and coins. Lay the card face up. Surround it with the money. Place the candle at the head of the card and light it. Focus on the imagery of the card. Imagine your bills being paid and money coming to you. Sprinkle cinnamon on the flame saying: Coins
of Silver and Gold Snuff the candle and wrap it in the bills and tie it up with green string. Transformation Ritual This is good for any circumstance in which you are struggling. Need: 1 black candle, 1 white candle, 1 Tarot card representing your challenge; 1 Tarot card representing your desired outcome Place the black candle on the left with the challenge card below it, face up. Place the white candle on the right with the card of transformation, face down. Light the black candle. Focus on the challenge card. Think about your situation and energy. Imagine channeling that energy into the candle, infusing the ways with the problem. When ready say: Candle
black and candle white Turn the challenge card face down. Light the white candle. Turn the transformation card face up. Focus on the positive imagery and energy of the card. This time, infuse yourself with the energy, imagine the candle charging you and your desire with vital life force. Thank the deities and let the candles burn out themselves. These spells were adapted from work by Michele Morgan in "A Magical Course in Tarot." Glossary |
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