Tarot for Beltane
At Beltane, we celebrate the beginning of a season of abundance and fertility.
Many neopagans recognize this festival as the marriage of the Goddess and the young God who was born at Yule—whether he’s known as the Horned God, the Oak King, or the Green Man.
For this two-card reading, I am using the Lovers as a querent card. The Lovers represents the possibility of constructing a true self that lies beyond—or maybe beneath?—the gender binary. This reading is informed by the work of Carl Jung, but not limited by it.
What I Do
First, I draw two cards for you, and then I see what I see. I will be drawing cards on May 1. It will take me several days to process and describe what I see, and I thank you for your patience.
What You Get
I will send you lovely, printable documentation of your reading and what I see in your cards. I will also include two of my Brief Introduction downloads, one for Beltane and one for The Lovers.
Important Note
The product you receive will be in PDF form. Please note that this offering does not include a physical product.
Legal Disclaimer
Tarot is a useful guide for contemplation. It is not a replacement for professional therapy, medical advice, or your own sound judgement.
At Beltane, we celebrate the beginning of a season of abundance and fertility.
Many neopagans recognize this festival as the marriage of the Goddess and the young God who was born at Yule—whether he’s known as the Horned God, the Oak King, or the Green Man.
For this two-card reading, I am using the Lovers as a querent card. The Lovers represents the possibility of constructing a true self that lies beyond—or maybe beneath?—the gender binary. This reading is informed by the work of Carl Jung, but not limited by it.
What I Do
First, I draw two cards for you, and then I see what I see. I will be drawing cards on May 1. It will take me several days to process and describe what I see, and I thank you for your patience.
What You Get
I will send you lovely, printable documentation of your reading and what I see in your cards. I will also include two of my Brief Introduction downloads, one for Beltane and one for The Lovers.
Important Note
The product you receive will be in PDF form. Please note that this offering does not include a physical product.
Legal Disclaimer
Tarot is a useful guide for contemplation. It is not a replacement for professional therapy, medical advice, or your own sound judgement.
At Beltane, we celebrate the beginning of a season of abundance and fertility.
Many neopagans recognize this festival as the marriage of the Goddess and the young God who was born at Yule—whether he’s known as the Horned God, the Oak King, or the Green Man.
For this two-card reading, I am using the Lovers as a querent card. The Lovers represents the possibility of constructing a true self that lies beyond—or maybe beneath?—the gender binary. This reading is informed by the work of Carl Jung, but not limited by it.
What I Do
First, I draw two cards for you, and then I see what I see. I will be drawing cards on May 1. It will take me several days to process and describe what I see, and I thank you for your patience.
What You Get
I will send you lovely, printable documentation of your reading and what I see in your cards. I will also include two of my Brief Introduction downloads, one for Beltane and one for The Lovers.
Important Note
The product you receive will be in PDF form. Please note that this offering does not include a physical product.
Legal Disclaimer
Tarot is a useful guide for contemplation. It is not a replacement for professional therapy, medical advice, or your own sound judgement.
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