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This box continues the deep dive into the Esoteric Wisdom of the Tarot.
For centuries, tarot has served as a powerful tool for reflection, intuition, and self-discovery. Acting as both a mirror and a guide, tarot reflects the conscious and unconscious forces shaping our lives while helping us navigate the unseen currents beneath the surface. Rich with symbolism, archetypes, and spiritual teachings, the cards invite us into a deeper dialogue with ourselves, revealing hidden truths, patterns, and possibilities along the way.
The tarot deck is divided into two parts: the Major Arcana and the Minor Arcana.
The Major Arcana forms the heart of the tarot deck, consisting of 22 powerful cards that represent life's most significant lessons, spiritual awakenings, and transformative experiences. Together, these cards tell the story of The Fool's Journey, a symbolic path of growth, self-discovery, and personal evolution. When a Major Arcana card appears in a reading, it often signals an important life lesson, a pivotal turning point, or a profound opportunity for transformation.
The Minor Arcana, on the other hand, reflects the everyday experiences that shape our lives. Comprising 56 cards divided into four suits, these cards explore our emotions, relationships, ambitions, challenges, and daily choices. Each suit represents a different aspect of the human experience, offering practical guidance and insight into the situations we encounter on our journey.
This month's collection is inspired from both the Major and Minor Arcana.
My tarot-inspired products have always been some of my favorite pieces in the Lunam Love collection, and I am beyond excited to share what I've created for this box. Wherever you are in your tarot journey, whether you're new to tarot, just starting, or advanced, you will be able to connect with and incorporate these products in your daily life.
The tools in this box are meant to be worked with intuitively and over time.
You may choose to explore the items slowly, incorporate them into your daily routines, or use them during a focused ritual experience. Allow the tools to support your connection to your inner wisdom and the tarot.
A few important things to remember as you work with this box:
-This ritual experience is open to everyone, regardless of gender or spiritual background
-The goal is to explore and reconnect with the power within yourself
-You may follow the ritual guide, adapt it, or simply use the products intuitively
There is no single correct way to work with this box. Allow your intuition to guide you as you explore the energies and tools included.
Each item in this box was created to deepen your intuition as you explore the themes with each of the items in this box.
9 of Coins Ritual Glass Candle
The Sun Ritual Body Oil
The World Ritual Body Oil
2 of Cups Ritual Body Oil
Golden Healer Palm Stone
Rose Quartz Palm Stone
Major Arcana Mini Tarot Deck
Tarot Journal
Minor Arcana Tarot Stickers
Green Household Candle
Pink Household Candle
Salt
Aluminum Foil
Blank Tarot Card

Scent Profile: Violet & Sandalwood
Planetary & Astrological Correspondence: Venus in Virgo
Elemental Correspondence: Earth
Venus brings beauty, pleasure, and appreciation, while Virgo contributes discipline, refinement, discernment, and devotion to one's craft. Together, they create the archetype of abundance earned through excellence, intentional living, and thoughtful cultivation.
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Use this candle in your rituals to step into the Nine of Coins timeline, where your efforts are rewarded, your wealth flourishes, and you celebrate the comfort, freedom, and fulfillment of a life you've intentionally created.
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The Nine of Coins (also known as the Nine of Pentacles) is a Minor Arcana card representing financial independence, self-sufficiency, cultivated abundance, and the fulfillment that comes from disciplined effort. It is a card of accomplishment, not through luck or inheritance, but through dedication, patience, and wise stewardship of your resources.
Beyond material prosperity, the Nine of Coins reminds us to enjoy the life we have intentionally created. It invites us to appreciate beauty, embrace self-worth, and recognize that true wealth is measured not only by what we possess, but by the freedom, confidence, and peace we have cultivated along the way.
It encourages you to recognize how far you have come and to receive the rewards of your dedication without guilt.
This card reminds us that abundance is more than wealth, it is the freedom to live according to your values, surround yourself with beauty, and enjoy the life you have intentionally created. It celebrates independence, confidence, and the quiet luxury that comes from knowing your success is built upon a strong foundation.
The Nine of Coins teaches that prosperity is cultivated. Through patience, discipline, and self-belief, you create a life that not only sustains you but allows you to flourish.
The Rider–Waite–Smith depiction of the Nine of Coins is rich with symbolism, illustrating the rewards of perseverance and the elegance of a life well lived.
At the center of the card stands a beautifully dressed woman in a flourishing vineyard. She represents confidence, refinement, and self-mastery. Her abundance has been cultivated through her own efforts, reflecting independence and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing one's value.
The vineyard is heavy with ripe grapes, symbolizing prosperity, fertility, and the fruits of long-term dedication. Every vine reflects the care, patience, and consistency required to create lasting success.
Perched calmly upon the woman's gloved hand is a falcon, a traditional symbol of discipline, wisdom, and mastery over instinct. Historically, falconry was practiced by nobility, making the falcon a symbol of cultivated skill, discernment, and earned status. Its hood reminds us that true power is guided with intention and restraint.
The enclosed garden represents security, peace, and a sanctuary created through mindful choices. It is a reminder that abundance includes not only financial success but also the ability to enjoy the beauty and comfort of the life you have built.
Near the woman's feet is a small snail, often overlooked but deeply symbolic. It represents patience, steady progress, and the understanding that meaningful success unfolds over time. The Nine of Coins reminds us that lasting abundance is rarely instant, it is cultivated through consistent effort and unwavering commitment.

Scent Profile: Sunflower
Planetary Correspondence: Sun
Astrological Correspondences: Leo
Elemental Correspondence: Fire
The Sun in Tarot is a Major Arcana card that represents success, vitality, and radiance. Wear this ritual body oil to enhance confidence, success, and personal magnetism.
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The Sun is a Major Arcana card representing illumination, vitality, success, confidence, and the full expression of your authentic self. After journeying through the uncertainty of The Moon, the awakening of Judgment, and the lessons of the Fool's path, The Sun marks a moment of clarity where truth is revealed and life is experienced with renewed optimism and purpose.
The Sun is a card of success, joy, and authentic self-expression. It signifies a time when obstacles begin to dissolve, confidence grows, and your efforts are rewarded with clarity and fulfillment. It encourages you to step into the light, trust your own brilliance, and celebrate the progress you have made.
This card reminds us that abundance is not simply measured by external achievement, but by the ability to experience life with gratitude, openness, and wholehearted presence. It invites you to release self-doubt, embrace your gifts, and allow your true nature to shine.
At its heart, The Sun teaches that your greatest power comes from living authentically. When you align with your inner light, you naturally illuminate the path for yourself and others.
The Rider–Waite–Smith depiction of The Sun is rich with symbolism, each element revealing a deeper layer of the card's meaning.
The radiant sun dominates the sky, representing consciousness, life force, enlightenment, and divine illumination. It is the source of light that dispels confusion and reveals truth. Nothing remains hidden beneath its rays.
A joyful child rides freely upon a white horse, symbolizing innocence, authenticity, and the liberated spirit. The child reminds us that true confidence comes from embracing who we are without fear or pretense.
The white horse represents purity, strength, and forward movement. Unlike a horse restrained by armor or a rider, this one moves effortlessly, illustrating mastery that flows naturally rather than through force.
The child carries a flowing red banner, symbolizing life force, passion, courage, and creative energy. It reminds us that vitality is meant to be expressed openly and joyfully.
Behind the child stand vibrant sunflowers, each turning toward the light. Traditionally interpreted as representing the fulfillment of the soul and the blossoming of human potential, they remind us that we flourish when we align ourselves with truth and purpose.
A low stone wall separates the cultivated garden from the wider world. It symbolizes the foundations that have supported growth while suggesting that the time has come to move beyond previous limitations into a fuller expression of life.

Scent Profile: Yuzu Blossoms
Planetary Correspondence: Saturn
Astrological Correspondences: Fixed Signs (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius)
Elemental Correspondence: Earth
Saturn represents structure, discipline, wisdom, time, and the mastery that can only be attained through lived experience. While Saturn is often associated with limitation, its highest expression is the achievement of lasting wisdom, integrity, and spiritual maturity.
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The World is the final card of the Major Arcana representing completion, wholeness, mastery, and the successful culmination of the Fool's Journey. It signifies the fulfillment that comes from integrating every lesson, challenge, and transformation encountered along the path. Rather than an ending, The World marks the completion of one cycle and the threshold of another, reminding us that every ending becomes the foundation for a new beginning.
The World signifies the successful completion of a significant chapter in your life. It is the realization that every challenge, triumph, and lesson has contributed to who you have become. This card encourages you to pause and honor your accomplishments before stepping into what comes next.
It is a card of mastery, not perfection, but the wisdom gained through experience. It reminds us that true fulfillment comes from integrating every part of ourselves, embracing both our strengths and our struggles, and recognizing that each experience has served a purpose.
The World also invites expansion. Having completed one cycle, you are now prepared to enter a new one with greater confidence, clarity, and self-awareness. The journey does not end here; it evolves. Each completion becomes the foundation for a new beginning, allowing you to move forward with the wisdom, resilience, and wholeness you have earned.
At its heart, The World teaches that fulfillment is not found in reaching a destination, but in becoming the person your journey has shaped you to be.
The Rider–Waite–Smith depiction of The World is rich with Hermetic and esoteric symbolism, representing the harmony of the universe and the integration of all aspects of the self.
At the center of the card is a dancing figure, often interpreted as the soul liberated through experience. Holding two wands, the figure symbolizes mastery over opposing forces and the balanced integration of spirit and matter. The dance expresses freedom, fulfillment, and the joy that comes from living in alignment with one's highest nature.
The central figure is surrounded by an oval laurel wreath, an ancient symbol of victory, accomplishment, and eternal life. The wreath also resembles both an egg and a mandorla (an almond-shaped halo found in sacred art), representing rebirth, divine protection, and the completion of a sacred cycle.
Two red ribbons bind the wreath together, forming the shape of the infinity symbol. They represent the continuous rhythm of endings and beginnings, reminding us that life's cycles are eternal and that completion always gives rise to new creation.
In each corner of the card appears one of the four living creatures:
The Angel – Air
The Eagle – Water
The Lion – Fire
The Bull – Earth
These figures correspond to the four fixed zodiac signs: Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo, and Taurus. It also represents the four elements, the four directions, and the complete manifestation of creation.
They first appear in The Wheel of Fortune, where they witness the unfolding of destiny. In The World, they surround the initiate who has successfully integrated the lessons of every element and every phase of the journey.

Scent Profile: Saffron
Planetary & Astrological Correspondence: Venus in Cancer
Elemental Correspondence: Water
Venus represents attraction, love, harmony, beauty, and connection, while Cancer nurtures emotional security, empathy, and deep bonds. Together they create an energy of heartfelt connection, emotional reciprocity, and relationships that offer both comfort and growth.
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The Two of Cups is a Minor Arcana card representing connection, emotional harmony, mutual attraction, and balanced partnerships. Wear this oil or incorporate it into your rituals to attract a romantic relationship, a meaningful friendship, or a supportive business partnership built on mutual respect and complementary traits and values.
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The Two of Cups is a Minor Arcana card representing connection, mutual attraction, emotional harmony, and balanced partnerships. While it is often associated with romantic relationships, its symbolism extends far beyond love. This card reflects any relationship built upon trust, respect, reciprocity, and shared purpose, whether between lovers, close friends, family members, business partners, or even the reconciliation of different aspects of oneself.
In the Hermetic tradition, the Two of Cups reflects the principle that balanced relationships become vessels for healing, cooperation, and spiritual evolution.
The Two of Cups signifies the beginning or deepening of a meaningful relationship built upon mutual trust, respect, and emotional harmony. It encourages you to open your heart to connections that support your highest good and reflect your authentic self.
The card also speaks to inner harmony. Before we can cultivate balanced relationships with others, we must first create balance within ourselves. The Two of Cups reminds us that self-love, emotional honesty, and authentic connection become the foundation for every healthy partnership. Meeting someone with complementary energy, not the same as your own.
Ultimately, the Two of Cups teaches that the most fulfilling relationships are those in which both people are free to remain fully themselves while creating something even greater together. It is a celebration of connection, reciprocity, and the transformative power of meeting another soul with openness, trust, and mutual respect.
The Rider–Waite–Smith depiction of the Two of Cups is rich with symbolism, illustrating the sacred exchange that occurs when two people meet one another with openness and authenticity.
A man and woman stand facing one another, each holding a cup. Unlike cards that emphasize hierarchy or power, both figures stand as equals. Their mirrored posture represents mutual respect, emotional balance, and the willingness to both give and receive.
The exchange of cups symbolizes an open sharing of emotions, trust, and energy. Rather than one person pouring into the other, both contribute equally to the relationship.
Between the two figures rises the Caduceus, the staff of Hermes, entwined by two serpents. Historically, the Caduceus symbolizes communication, exchange, commerce, balance, and healing.
Within the Two of Cups, it reminds us that healthy relationships thrive through honest communication, mutual understanding, and the harmonious exchange of energy. It also suggests that meaningful partnerships often become catalysts for healing and personal growth.
Above the Caduceus appears a winged lion's head. The lion represents courage, strength, vitality, and passionate life force. Its wings elevate these primal instincts into a higher expression, symbolizing love guided by wisdom rather than impulse.
Together, the lion and wings suggest that true partnership transforms passion into devotion and inspires both individuals to become their highest selves.
The peaceful setting reflects stability and emotional security. It reminds us that strong relationships are cultivated through trust, openness, and a shared foundation rather than through intensity alone.
Origin: Madagascar
I chose this crystal to connect with The Sun Ritual Body Oil and the 9 of Coins Candle.
Golden Healer Quartz can be carried throughout the day, placed on an altar, used during meditation, or incorporated into manifestation and healing rituals.
Golden Healer Quartz is believed to promote healing on the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels by encouraging balance, clarity, and energetic alignment. It helps release stagnant energy, cultivate inner peace, and strengthen their connection to higher guidance and aligns to one's highest potential. Its radiant golden color has long symbolized vitality, wisdom, and divine light.
It is commonly associated with:
Spiritual growth and transformation
Energy cleansing and renewal
Personal empowerment
Inner wisdom and self-discovery
Confidence and optimism
Alignment with one's highest path
Amplifying intentions during ritual and manifestation work
Origin: Madagascar
I chose this crystal to connect to the 2 of Cups Ritual Body Oil.
Rose Quartz is often called the Stone of Unconditional Love Rose. Rose Quartz is associated with the Heart Chakra and is believed to encourage love in all its forms, romantic love, self-love, friendship, compassion, forgiveness, and emotional connection. You can work with this Rose Quartz palm stone to call in love, soften the heart, and release emotional wounds. You can also use it to strengthen existing relationships, and invite more love and harmony into their lives.
Rather than attracting love alone, Rose Quartz encourages you to embody the qualities that allow healthy, authentic relationships to flourish. It reminds us that lasting love begins with the relationship we cultivate within ourselves.
It is commonly associated with:
Unconditional love
Self-love and self-worth
Emotional healing
Compassion and forgiveness
Harmony in relationships
Inner peace
Trust and emotional openness
Kindness and gentleness
Place it on your altar or near your ritual candle to amplify your intention
Hold it during meditation or journaling while focusing on the intention you are cultivating
Place your intention letter beneath the crystal to help charge it with your desired energy
Hold the crystal in your hands, close your eyes, and speak or visualize your intention
Keep it on your desk or workspace as a reminder of the energy you are embodying
You may cleanse your crystal using smoke, sound, moonlight, or by placing it near salt or selenite
Set of 22 Major Arcana Cards
The Major Arcana represents the Fool's Journey, a symbolic path of personal growth, spiritual awakening, and transformation. Each card reflects a significant life lesson, archetype, or stage of evolution. Together, they remind us that every challenge, triumph, and turning point serves a greater purpose in shaping who we become.
This mini deck was created to accompany your spiritual practice and help you build a deeper relationship with these timeless archetypes.
Shuffle the deck and pull a single card each morning. Reflect on how its message may be guiding you throughout the day.
Choose one card and spend a few moments contemplating its imagery and symbolism. Notice what thoughts, emotions, or insights arise as you connect with its archetype.
Use your Major Arcana card alongside your Tarot Journal. Record your reflections, insights, dreams, and synchronicities as you explore the lessons of each archetype.
Place the card you're currently working with on your altar, desk, or sacred space as a visual reminder of the energy you are intentionally cultivating.
Select a card that represents the energy you wish to embody.
For example: such as The Magician for manifestation
Strength for resilience, The Sun for confidence
The World for completion
Incorporate the cards into your rituals, candle work, or intention-setting practices.
Study the Major Arcana in order, beginning with The Fool and ending with The World. As you move through each card, reflect on how its lessons have appeared throughout your own life. You may discover that your personal journey mirrors the timeless path of transformation illustrated by the Tarot.
The Tarot is more than a tool for divination. It is a map of human experience. As you continue working with these archetypes, you'll find that each card reveals new layers of wisdom, meeting you exactly where you are on your path. May this deck serve as a trusted companion, offering clarity, inspiration, and guidance through every chapter of your journey.
Upright Meaning: New beginnings, adventure, faith, spontaneity, limitless potential.
Reversed Meaning: Recklessness, fear of the unknown, poor judgment, hesitation.
Upright Meaning: Manifestation, confidence, resourcefulness, inspired action, personal power.
Reversed Meaning: Manipulation, untapped potential, self-doubt, lack of direction.
Upright Meaning: Intuition, inner wisdom, mystery, spiritual insight, divine feminine.
Reversed Meaning: Ignoring intuition, hidden truths, emotional disconnection, confusion.
Upright Meaning: Abundance, creativity, nurturing, fertility, growth.
Reversed Meaning: Creative blocks, over-giving, dependence, neglect of self.
Upright Meaning: Authority, leadership, stability, discipline, structure.
Reversed Meaning: Control issues, rigidity, domination, inflexibility.
Upright Meaning: Tradition, spiritual wisdom, learning, guidance, higher knowledge.
Reversed Meaning: Rebellion, unconventional beliefs, resisting guidance, challenging tradition.
Upright Meaning: Love, harmony, aligned choices, partnership, deep connection.
Reversed Meaning: Imbalance, conflict, misalignment, difficult decisions.
Upright Meaning: Determination, willpower, victory, confidence, forward momentum.
Reversed Meaning: Lack of direction, self-doubt, scattered energy, loss of control.
Upright Meaning: Courage, resilience, inner power, compassion, self-mastery.
Reversed Meaning: Self-doubt, insecurity, fear, emotional overwhelm.
Upright Meaning: Introspection, soul-searching, wisdom, guidance, inner reflection.
Reversed Meaning: Isolation, loneliness, avoidance, withdrawal.
Upright Meaning: Luck, destiny, positive change, cycles, opportunity.
Reversed Meaning: Resistance to change, setbacks, delays, feeling stuck.
Upright Meaning: Truth, fairness, accountability, balance, integrity.
Reversed Meaning: Dishonesty, imbalance, injustice, avoiding responsibility.
Upright Meaning: Surrender, new perspective, patience, acceptance, spiritual insight.
Reversed Meaning: Resistance, indecision, unnecessary sacrifice, stagnation.
Upright Meaning: Transformation, endings, renewal, rebirth, release.
Reversed Meaning: Resistance to change, fear of endings, stagnation, clinging to the past.
Upright Meaning: Balance, harmony, moderation, healing, integration.
Reversed Meaning: Excess, imbalance, impatience, lack of harmony.
Upright Meaning: Attachment, temptation, limitation, materialism, shadow work.
Reversed Meaning: Freedom, breaking unhealthy patterns, reclaiming power, liberation.
Upright Meaning: Sudden change, upheaval, revelation, awakening, liberation.
Reversed Meaning: Avoiding change, delayed transformation, fear of upheaval.
Upright Meaning: Hope, inspiration, healing, renewal, spiritual guidance.
Reversed Meaning: Discouragement, loss of faith, emotional depletion, doubt.
Upright Meaning: Intuition, dreams, illusion, mystery, the subconscious.
Reversed Meaning: Clarity, truth revealed, releasing fear, overcoming confusion.
Upright Meaning: Joy, vitality, success, confidence, optimism, enlightenment.
Reversed Meaning: Temporary setbacks, self-doubt, diminished optimism, delayed success.
Upright Meaning: Awakening, self-reflection, forgiveness, transformation, higher calling.
Reversed Meaning: Self-criticism, denial, avoiding change, ignoring your calling.
Upright Meaning: Completion, mastery, fulfillment, wholeness, successful culmination.
Reversed Meaning: Unfinished business, delays, lack of closure, incomplete lessons.
Deepen your connection with your intuition and the tarot
This journal was created to deepen your relationship with the Tarot and help you embody its wisdom through reflection and practice. Rather than simply learning the meanings of the cards, you'll begin to recognize how each archetype unfolds in your own life.
Included in your subscription box is a complete set of Minor Arcana tarot stickers. As you work with the cards, place the sticker that resonates most with your current experience onto a journal page and allow it to become the focus of your reflection. Over time, your journal will become a visual record of your personal journey through the Tarot.
There is no right or wrong way to use this journal. You may draw a daily card, reflect on a reading, meditate on a particular suit, or simply document the lessons life is presenting to you.
What message is this card offering me today?
How is this energy currently showing up in my life?
What emotions arise when I reflect on this card?
What lesson am I being invited to learn?
Where am I resisting the wisdom of this card?
What action would align me with the highest expression of this archetype?
How can I embody this card in my thoughts, words, and actions?
What patterns am I ready to release?
What strengths can I lean into during this season?
How has this card appeared in my life before?
What synchronicities have I noticed while working with this card?
What intention will I carry forward from today's reflection?
As your journal fills, you'll begin to notice recurring themes, patterns, and archetypes that continue to guide your evolution. Each card becomes more than a symbol—it becomes a mirror, reflecting your growth, challenges, and transformation. Over time, this journal will serve as a sacred record of your own Fool's Journey and the wisdom you've gathered along the way.
Scent Profile: Violet & Sandalwood
Green
Pink
Scent Profile: Violet & Sandalwood
Foil and salt are included as simple yet powerful tools to support your ritual setup. These items help create a safe and intentional space for your candle work.
The foil can be placed beneath your candles during ritual or intention work. This helps protect the surface beneath the candle and creates a small designated space for your spell work.
Salt has long been used in spiritual practices as a symbol of purification, grounding, and energetic protection. You may sprinkle a small amount of salt around your candle or ritual space to create a protective boundary and support a calm, centered environment for your work.
Included in your subscription box is a blank tarot card. You will be using this card in a ritual below to embody an archetype.
Throughout history, Tarot has served as a mirror of the human experience, with each card representing a unique archetype, lesson, or state of consciousness.
This blank card invites you to step beyond interpretation and into creation by designing an archetype that reflects the person you are becoming.
Using the included stickers, magazine cutouts, drawings, affirmations, symbols, pressed flowers, paint, or any materials that inspire you, create a card that embodies the qualities you wish to cultivate. This is a vision of your future self, a symbolic representation of the energy you are consciously choosing to embody.
As you create your card, consider the following:
What qualities do I want to embody?
What version of myself am I stepping into?
What symbols represent this archetype?
What colors evoke this energy?
What words or affirmations empower this version of me?
What does this archetype believe about themselves and the world?
Once your card is complete, give it a name.
Place your completed card on your altar, carry it in your journal, or keep it somewhere you'll see it often. Return to it during meditation, ritual, or intention-setting as a reminder of the person you are actively becoming.
Just as the Fool's Journey unfolds one lesson at a time, your own archetype is not something you discover. It is something you consciously create, embody, and grow into.
Name Your Card
Every tarot archetype carries a name.
The Fool.
The Magician.
The High Priestess.
The Empress.
The World.
Now yours does too.
Ask yourself:
Who is this person?
Allow a name to emerge.
It might be something such as:
The Creator
The Healer
The Visionary
The Devoted
The Alchemist
or you can have fun with the name
The Bad B$tch
Sugar Baby of the Universe
The Money Magnet
The Wealthy Woman
Working with your Card
Place your personal tarot card on your altar, keep it inside your Tarot Journal, or keep it somewhere you will see it regularly.
Return to it whenever you need to remember the version of yourself you are choosing to become.
You can also ask yourself:
What would my archetype choose today?
How would my archetype move through this situation?
What is one action I can take today that embodies this energy?
Over time, you may discover that the card changes meaning as you change.
The Tarot teaches us that life moves through cycles of beginnings, lessons, endings, and rebirth.

This spell will help you consciously step into the Nine of Coins timeline, where your efforts are rewarded, your wealth flourishes, and you celebrate the comfort, freedom, and fulfillment of a life you've intentionally created.
You can set the intention to call in prosperity, strengthen your sense of self-worth, celebrate what you have already created, or become more comfortable receiving the fruits of your efforts.
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The Nine of Coins (also known as the Nine of Pentacles) is a Minor Arcana card representing financial independence, self-sufficiency, cultivated abundance, and the fulfillment that comes from disciplined effort. It is a card of accomplishment, not through luck or inheritance, but through dedication, patience, and wise stewardship of your resources.
Beyond material prosperity, the Nine of Coins reminds us to enjoy the life we have intentionally created. It invites us to appreciate beauty, embrace self-worth, and recognize that true wealth is measured not only by what we possess, but by the freedom, confidence, and peace we have cultivated along the way.
It encourages you to recognize how far you have come and to receive the rewards of your dedication without guilt.
This card reminds us that abundance is more than wealth, it is the freedom to live according to your values, surround yourself with beauty, and enjoy the life you have intentionally created. It celebrates independence, confidence, and the quiet luxury that comes from knowing your success is built upon a strong foundation.
The Nine of Coins teaches that prosperity is cultivated. Through patience, discipline, and self-belief, you create a life that not only sustains you but allows you to flourish.
You will need:
9 of Coins Candle
Printed photo of the 9 of Coins Card or 9 of Coins tarot card
Salt
A piece of paper
Setup
Set up a plate or cookie sheet with foil and add your 9 of Coins Candle to the center of the plate.
Add salt ring around the plate, encircling the candle.
Intention Letter
Your intention letter is an important part of the ritual. It sets the intention of what you want to see happen as a result of the spell.
Take several deep breaths, quiet your thoughts, and connect deeply with what aspect of the 9 of Coins card you want to call in. If needed, rewrite your letter several times, refining and fine-tuning your letter until it feels fully aligned, powerful, and complete. Trust your intuition throughout the process and continue adjusting your words until they resonate deeply with you.
When you feel fully satisfied with your letter and your intentions feel clear and energetically charged, carefully fold the paper of what you are calling in towards yourself and place the folded letter beneath the candle plate.
The Spell
Cast your protection circle and then take a seat in front of your candle.
Focus on your breath, envision your energy raising with each inhale.
Light the candle and begin to focus on the flame.
Envision yourself stepping into the garden of the Nine of Coins.
Around you are the results of everything you have been tending.
Some things are already blooming.
Some are still growing.
Some are only beginning to take root.
Walk through this imaginary garden slowly.
Notice what is there.
Meditate within your spell as long as you feel guided to do so.
Close the circle. You can keep the candle lit and watch it for safety.
Turn the 9 of Coins candle off after a few hours.
Each day meditate with the candle prior to lighting, focusing on your intentions and desires.

The World is the final card of the Major Arcana representing completion, wholeness, mastery, and the successful culmination of the Fool's Journey. It signifies the fulfillment that comes from integrating every lesson, challenge, and transformation encountered along the path. Rather than an ending, The World marks the completion of one cycle and the threshold of another, reminding us that every ending becomes the foundation for a new beginning.
The World signifies the successful completion of a significant chapter in your life. It is the realization that every challenge, triumph, and lesson has contributed to who you have become. This card encourages you to pause and honor your accomplishments before stepping into what comes next.
It is a card of mastery, not perfection, but the wisdom gained through experience. It reminds us that true fulfillment comes from integrating every part of ourselves, embracing both our strengths and our struggles, and recognizing that each experience has served a purpose.
The World also invites expansion. Having completed one cycle, you are now prepared to enter a new one with greater confidence, clarity, and self-awareness. The journey does not end here; it evolves. Each completion becomes the foundation for a new beginning, allowing you to move forward with the wisdom, resilience, and wholeness you have earned.
At its heart, The World teaches that fulfillment is not found in reaching a destination, but in becoming the person your journey has shaped you to be.
The World invites you to honor what has been completed, integrate what you have learned, and step into your next chapter as the person you have become.
You will need
Green Household Candle
The World Ritual Oil
Mini Major Arcana card of The World
Foil
Salt
Setup
Set up a plate with foil and add your green candle in the center of the plate.
Add salt ring around the plate, encircling the candle
Intention Letter
Your intention letter is an important part of the ritual. It sets the intention of what you want to see happen as a result of the spell.
Take several deep breaths, quiet your thoughts, and connect deeply with what aspect of the The World. Meditate about what aspects of your life you are ready to complete and the wisdom you have gained. If needed, rewrite your letter several times, refining and fine-tuning your intention until it feels fully aligned, powerful, and complete. Trust your intuition throughout the process and continue adjusting your words until they resonate deeply with you.
When you feel fully satisfied with your letter and your intentions feel clear and energetically charged, carefully fold the paper of what you are calling in towards yourself and place the folded letter beneath the candle plate.
The Spell
Cast your protection circle and then take a seat in front of your candle.
Focus on your breath, envision your energy raising with each inhale.
Apply The World oil on yourself and then apply some oil onto the candle.
Light the candle and begin to focus on the flame.
Remember your journey of this past chapter, allow yourself to revisit old memories, the lessons you have learned, the wisdom you have gained.
Envision that chapter coming to completion and feeling a sense of freedom and excitement as you prepare to step into the new chapter.
Meditate within your spell as long as you feel guided to do so.
Let the candle burn to completion.
Close the circle.

Venus represents attraction, love, harmony, beauty, and connection, while Cancer nurtures emotional security, empathy, and deep bonds. Together they create an energy of heartfelt connection, emotional reciprocity, and relationships that offer both comfort and growth.
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The Two of Cups is a Minor Arcana card representing connection, emotional harmony, mutual attraction, and balanced partnerships. Wear this oil or incorporate it into your rituals to attract a romantic relationship, a meaningful friendship, or a supportive business partnership built on mutual respect and complementary traits and values.
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The Two of Cups is a Minor Arcana card representing connection, mutual attraction, emotional harmony, and balanced partnerships. While it is often associated with romantic relationships, its symbolism extends far beyond love. This card reflects any relationship built upon trust, respect, reciprocity, and shared purpose, whether between lovers, close friends, family members, business partners, or even the reconciliation of different aspects of oneself.
In the Hermetic tradition, the Two of Cups reflects the principle that balanced relationships become vessels for healing, cooperation, and spiritual evolution.
The Two of Cups signifies the beginning or deepening of a meaningful relationship built upon mutual trust, respect, and emotional harmony. It encourages you to open your heart to connections that support your highest good and reflect your authentic self.
The card also speaks to inner harmony. Before we can cultivate balanced relationships with others, we must first create balance within ourselves. The Two of Cups reminds us that self-love, emotional honesty, and authentic connection become the foundation for every healthy partnership. Meeting someone with complementary energy, not the same as your own.
Ultimately, the Two of Cups teaches that the most fulfilling relationships are those in which both people are free to remain fully themselves while creating something even greater together. It is a celebration of connection, reciprocity, and the transformative power of meeting another soul with openness, trust, and mutual respect.
For those of looking for love, use this ritual to call in your aligned partner. You can also use this ritual to call in a business partner, etc.
You will need
Pink Household Candle
The 2 of Cups Ritual Oil
Rose Quartz Palm Stone
Foil
Salt
Setup
Set up a plate with foil and add your pink candle in the center of the plate.
Add salt ring around the plate, encircling the candle
Intention Letter
Your intention letter is an important part of this ritual. It gives you an opportunity to clearly define what you are calling in and the kind of partnership you are ready to receive.
Before you begin writing, take several slow, deep breaths. Quiet your thoughts and bring your attention to the Two of Cups tarot card.
Spend a few moments connecting with its energy.
Notice the two figures meeting one another equally. Neither is chasing the other. Neither is withholding from the other. There is an exchange between them, representing mutual attraction, emotional availability, respect, and the willingness to meet each other in partnership.
With this energy in mind, begin thinking about the partner and relationship you desire.
Rather than focusing primarily on physical characteristics or superficial details, consider the deeper qualities of the connection.
Ask yourself:
How do I want to feel within a relationship?
How do I want to be loved, respected, and supported?
What qualities do I desire in a partner?
What values do we share?
How do we communicate with one another?
What kind of life are we able to create together?
Write your intention letter as a clear declaration of what you are ready to welcome into your life.
You may wish to begin with:
I am calling in a partnership that...
Allow yourself to write freely.
If needed, rewrite your letter several times, refining and fine-tuning your intention until it feels fully aligned, powerful, and complete. Pay attention to how the words feel as you read them back to yourself.
Your intention should feel expansive rather than restrictive, and clear without attempting to control exactly how or through whom it arrives.
When your letter feels complete, read it one final time.
Then fold the paper toward yourself, symbolically drawing the energy of your intention toward you.
Place the folded letter beneath your candle plate.
Prepare your ritual space and cast your protection circle according to your personal practice.
Once your circle is established, take a seat in front of your candle.
Allow yourself to become still.
Begin focusing on your breath.
With each inhale, imagine your energy gently building within you.
With each exhale, release tension, doubt, fear, and attachment to how your intention must unfold.
Continue until you feel centered and present.
Apply the Two of Cups Ritual Oil on yourself.
As you do, hold the intention that you are opening yourself to a loving relationship that reflects the qualities you named in your letter.
You may say:
I open myself to love that is mutual, aligned, and freely given.
Apply the ritual oil to your candle according to your usual candle-dressing practice.
As you anoint it, think about the qualities you are calling into your life.
Mutual attraction.
Emotional availability.
Trust.
Respect.
Compatibility.
Devotion.
Reciprocity.
Partnership.
Let each quality become part of the intention you are placing into the candle.
Light your candle and gently focus your attention on the flame.
Imagine the flame growing brighter.
Visualize its light extending beyond your ritual space, becoming a beacon carrying the energetic signature of the relationship described in your intention letter.
Imagine that this beacon is visible only to a partner who is genuinely aligned with what you are calling in and who is freely seeking the same kind of connection.
You do not need to know who they are.
You do not need to know where they are.
You do not need to determine exactly how you will meet.
Instead, focus on recognition.
Imagine two paths gradually moving toward one another.
Obstacles that no longer serve either of you fall away. Circumstances begin creating opportunities for your paths to cross naturally and at the right time.
Neither person is chasing.
Neither person is forcing.
Both are simply becoming available for the same love.
Now bring your attention back to yourself.
The Two of Cups is an exchange. As you call in the qualities you desire from another person, consider how you can embody those same qualities within yourself.
Ask:
Am I willing to receive the kind of love I am asking for?
Am I prepared to recognize healthy love when it arrives?
What qualities can I cultivate within myself to support this partnership?
What am I ready to release so that I can meet love differently?
Allow any answers, emotions, or realizations to arise without judgment.
Return your attention to the candle flame.
Visualize the beacon one final time.
Then say:
I call in a love that meets me equally.
A love that is mutual, reciprocal, and freely chosen.
May we recognize one another with clarity.
May our paths open and align with ease.
May what stands between us and our meeting be gently cleared.
May I be ready to receive the love I am asking for.
I release the need to control when, where, or how we meet.
I trust that what is truly aligned will find its way to me.
Remain within your ritual for as long as you feel guided.
When your meditation feels complete, allow the candle to continue burning according to the instructions and fire-safety guidance provided with it. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
When the candle has safely completed its burn, take a moment to acknowledge the intention you have set.
Close your protection circle according to your personal practice.
Keep your intention letter somewhere private and meaningful if you feel called to do so.
Then release the spell.
You have named what you desire. You have created the beacon. Your work now is not to obsessively search for signs that it is working, but to continue living, growing, and making yourself available for the kind of connection you asked to receive.
Call in the love. Become available to it. Allow the path between you to unfold.

The Inner Sun Activation Ritual
The purpose of this ritual is to activate your Golden Healer crystal and awaken the energy of The Sun within you.
The Sun represents vitality, confidence, joy, clarity, and the freedom to shine as your authentic self. In this ritual, you will connect with your Inner Sun, the radiant center of personal power within you, and intentionally charge your Golden Healer Palm Stone with this energy.
Once activated, your crystal can serve as a tangible reminder of your own light, helping you reconnect with confidence, self-worth, and personal power whenever you need it.
You Will Need
The Sun Mini Tarot Card
The Sun Ritual Oil
Golden Healer Palm Stone
Set Up Your Ritual Space
Find a quiet place where you can be uninterrupted for a few moments.
Clean and energetically cleanse your space in whatever way feels meaningful to you.
Place The Sun Mini Tarot Card in front of you, with your Golden Healer Palm Stone and The Sun Ritual Oil beside it.
Take a moment to look at The Sun card.
Let the card remind you that the light you seek is not something outside of yourself. The Sun is also an invitation to recognize and embody the light that already exists within you.
The Ritual
Anoint Yourself
Apply The Sun Ritual Oil to your body.
As you apply the oil, set the intention that you are preparing yourself to connect with your own radiant energy.
Activate Your Inner Sun
Close your eyes and begin to focus on your breath.
Bring your awareness to your solar plexus, the energetic center located around the upper abdomen. This chakra is traditionally associated with confidence, willpower, self-esteem, and personal power.
Imagine a small golden light glowing within this area.
With every inhale, envision the light becoming brighter.
With every exhale, imagine releasing anything that causes you to dim yourself: self-doubt, fear, hesitation, comparison, or the need for outside validation.
Continue breathing slowly.
See your Inner Sun growing warmer and brighter until golden light begins to radiate throughout your entire body.
Feel its warmth moving through your chest, down your arms and legs, and into the palms of your hands.
You are not calling this light into yourself.
You are remembering that it is already there.
Harness the Energy of The Sun
As you continue breathing, imagine yourself embodying the qualities of The Sun.
Confidence.
Vitality.
Joy.
Courage.
Authenticity.
Personal power.
Imagine what it would feel like to move through your life without shrinking your light.
Activate Your Golden Healer
Take your Golden Healer Palm Stone into your hands.
Imagine the golden energy radiating from your solar plexus traveling through your arms, into your hands, and into the crystal.
With each breath, envision the stone becoming brighter and warmer with the energy of your Inner Sun.
You might visualize the crystal glowing with golden light or simply feel the intention moving through your hands.
As you hold your crystal, say:
I activate this crystal with the energy of The Sun.
May it remind me of the light that lives within me.
May it strengthen my confidence, self-worth, and personal power.
When I hold this stone, I remember the energy of the sun within
Continue breathing and charging your crystal for as long as you feel guided.
Seal Your Intention
Bring the crystal toward your solar plexus.
Take three slow, intentional breaths.
Imagine the light within your solar plexus and the energy held within your crystal reflecting one another, like two suns.
Working With Your Golden Healer
Return to your Golden Healer whenever you want to reconnect with your Inner Sun.
Hold it over your solar plexus during meditation, carry it with you when you need an extra reminder of confidence and personal power, or keep it on your altar between uses.
You can also hold the stone and consciously set an intention before moments when you want to feel especially grounded in yourself.
Place spell remains in a brown paper bag and dispose them. When throwing them away, thank your guides and envision the spell complete
Please practice candle safety at all times.
Burn candles within sight and on a heat-resistant surface.
Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from drafts, flammable items, children, and pets.
If the flame grows too large, extinguish it safely using a candle snuffer or a pinch of baking soda.
Never use water to extinguish a candle.
Your ritual tools are meant to be worked with mindfully and with respect. Always trust your intuition when handling flame, oils, or smoke during sacred work.
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