This card is intelligence (Mercury) in fertile possibility (Virgo). This is the peak material situation, a good situation, a situation you really want to be in.
Be swift and mindful of your material task at hand and your everyday experience, it is nearing its end and you stand to profit.
Put your smarts and your communication skills in the most fertile possibilities and cash in before things start to come down from this peak opportune time.
Do you need some guidance or advice on something in your life? I charge $10 for a three card reading. Also, I offer a deal for one three card tarot reading a month for a year for $100.
For every reading I set up an altar properly banished and blessed.
Working with spirits well known to me, I pull three cards and divine their personal meaning for you. You can ask a specific question, or just ask for a general reading.
At the end, I pull a Portals of Chaos card to find an entity that can help you with any tasks or obstacles described by the cards.
I’ve been receiving monthly tarot readings from James L. Wilber for the last year, and it’s been a amazing year. James’s readings are most definitely worth it.
James’s three card reading gives you a past-present-future insight on the month in question, which is very useful for monthly planning or for navigating your way effectively through a busy and/or crazy month.
If you are looking for regular divination to aid you in your endeavours and to maximize your potential, then James L. Wilber is your man.
This reading was concise, accurate and helpful. Much helpful and relevant information and many clues were condensed into a punchy and powerful reading. I will definitely revisit this reading again over the next few weeks. Many thanks!
Finally started a Red Queen shrine. I’ve been putting it off for months until I was able to find the perfect representation. Shout out to the Sturgis Antique Mall (KY) for providing me with just that.
For all of the witches who struggle with Sabbats sneaking up on them, here is a guide to help whip up an easy celebration so you never have to miss out on Sabbats again!
A Sabbat is a seasonal festival mostly celebrated by Pagans and Witches. Sabbats are like any other holiday, except these are normally celebrations of the changing of the seasons, or the “turning of the wheel.” Each person will celebrate each Sabbat differently, as each season is completely personal to you.
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The First Step
The first step I recommend to planning a Sabbat celebration is to figure out exactly what the Sabbat is to you. Figure out how you feel about the sabbat and what you naturally associate each one with. This can take some time to work through, especially if you are new to sabbats or if you tend to avoid nature at all costs.
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What to ask yourself:
– What does this Sabbat mean to you? – What is the Earth doing right now? What does it look like outside your window? – What is in season (this includes foods, herbs, flowers and decor)? – How do you feel this time of year? How does this particular Sabbat make you feel? Is this normal? – What sort of things make you feel “witchy” or connected to this Sabbat? – Why is this day special to you?
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Things to Do:
– Perform a ritual. Rituals can be as elaborate or as simple as you want them to be. Sometimes all you have to work with is a tealight candle and a week old pack of cookies.
– Cook. Some of us feel connected to the world around us when there is food involved. After all, it’s not a party unless there is food. Try out a new recipe with in-season foods, or make your favorite comfort food dish.
– Go outside. The easiest way to celebrate the changing of the seasons is to go outside and experience them. Even if it’s a short walk (because not many people want to go for long strolls in the dead of winter), take a moment to step outside and experience nature and observe what it’s currently doing. If you are able, plan a day trip to somewhere special or new to explore.
– Decorate. Nothing gets me in the holiday (or Sabbat) spirit like decorating. As a child decorating for Christmas was the best because that was the only time we put up decorations. Now, as an adult, I use whatever I have handy to decorate for every Sabbat I can to make me feel more festive.
– Offerings. If you work with spirits of deities, you may wish to put together some sort of offering for them when you celebrate. This can be food, special rocks or flowers from outside, or something you’ve made yourself.
– Spells. Sabbats are prime times to do spells for me. The spells I cast are reflections of the coming season and what I want from them.
– Crafts. There are a ton of different little projects for Sabbats floating around on the internet. Get creative and make something! If you are on a budget, make something with what you have, or modify a craft to include what you have. I like to make something new each year for the Sabbats (it’s an easy way to get “decorations” too!)
– Divination. Nothing says celebration like a good old fashion look into the future. Choose any form of divination that you’d like and do a reading for yourself.
– Journaling. Sometimes the easiest way to celebrate and connect is to get into your own head. Let the Earth inspire you. Stare out a window (or sit outside if you can) and just watch what happens around you. Let it inspire you to create. Journal about your own feelings, write a freestyle poem or sketch and paint what you see.
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Creating a Ritual
Not all rituals have to be long and elaborate. Some of my favorite rituals are just sitting around in sweatpants with a hot cup of cocoa and my journal, reflecting on the season and my life. Ask yourself these questions to help piece together how a ritual would be best done for you.
– What am I celebrating? How can I celebrate this? – Who am I worshiping? – How much space do I have? – How much time do I have? – Why am I celebrating this Sabbat? – What do I/can I buy for my celebrations?
The important thing for Sabbats isn’t how grand your ritual is, it’s all about gaining something from it, whether that be a nice warm fuzzy feeling or a great insight into your life.
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Reflection and Meditation
After each Sabbat day, I find it helpful if I reflect upon what I did that day and how my celebration went. This is when I do most of my journaling, but you don’t have to write anything. You can simply sit and rest and meditate on the day if you wish. Use this time to unwind.
– What did I do today? How do I feel about it? – What ideas do I have for next year? – What did this year’s Sabbat teach me? – What was my favorite part of today’s celebration? – What was my least favorite?
Happy Celebrating! ~L <):)
I feel I must add that you can also light a bonfire, dance naked, summon the Devil, and fuck out in the woods.
Do you need some guidance or advice on something in your life? I charge $10 for a three card reading. Also, I offer a deal for one three card tarot reading a month for a year for $100.
For every reading I set up an altar properly banished and blessed.
Working with spirits well known to me, I pull three cards and divine their personal meaning for you. You can ask a specific question, or just ask for a general reading.
At the end, I pull a Portals of Chaos card to find an entity that can help you with any tasks or obstacles described by the cards.
I’ve been receiving monthly tarot readings from James L. Wilber for the last year, and it’s been a amazing year. James’s readings are most definitely worth it.
James’s three card reading gives you a past-present-future insight on the month in question, which is very useful for monthly planning or for navigating your way effectively through a busy and/or crazy month.
If you are looking for regular divination to aid you in your endeavours and to maximize your potential, then James L. Wilber is your man.
This reading was concise, accurate and helpful. Much helpful and relevant information and many clues were condensed into a punchy and powerful reading. I will definitely revisit this reading again over the next few weeks. Many thanks!
