Tarot and Oracle Reading

The Crow Tarot : 3 card spread

1. The 2 of Cups

A truly harmonious partnership. Two crows share the water energy as it flows between two cups and a divided heart. Negotiation to maintain a healthy balance and equally satisfying relationship, in romantic fashion or in business. This card represents a karmic connection.

2. Seven of Wands

Atop the mountain a crow protects its territory, defend what it is earned. Remain self-confident and have courage. Don't be complacent, keep going to keep growing.

3. The Chariot

The seventh Major Arcana, and a water element. This crow soars fearlessly through the storm. Go forward with confidence. Extract only the positive and know determination, willpower, and drive lead to success.

The Dark Goddess Oracle Cards

Today these kinda jumped out at me! Usually I'll split the deck and only draw one Oracle card at a time, but when the Universe speaks I've learned it's best to listen.

1. Arnemetia - Integrity

Feeling lost in the dark of the woods? Let the light of honesty and truth guide you back. Arenemetia is of Celtic Origin and a water Goddess. She was worshiped by the C0rieltauvi during the late Iron Age around 400 to 100 BC, long before the Romans came. Two springs that come together on the valley floor, her "Sacred Grove" found at Buxton Springs in England. Those who drank her waters were said to be cured of illness and disease.

2. Aradia - Defence

Dimming light to avoid persecution, ignore the opinoins of others and fully embrace the truth. Mystery and magic of the old ways beckon. Tap into the power of Natures Ancient Wisdom. Aradia is of Roman Origin, daughter of Diana and Apollo. Known as "the goddess of Witches" because she taught people witchcraft and magic while defending them.

3. The Morrighan - Sovereignty

Choose the fight carefully. Remain true to oneself. Be wise. Don't avoid conflict, face it. Build up mental and physical health. The time is now, the war is here. Be ready. The Morrighan is of Celtic Origin. Embodying traits of the crow, the raven, and the wolf she is a true warrior.

Authors note:

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