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Tarot Magick:
Harness the Magickal Power of the Tarot

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Table of Contents
Tarot Magick:
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Introduction
The Importance of Symbols
The Tarot Cards
The Major Arcana
Tools of Tarot Magick
22 Tarot Rituals
RITUAL 1 – THE FOOL: A RITUAL FOR NEW BEGINNINGS
RITUAL 2 – THE MAGICIAN: A RITUAL FOR BRINING ABOUT CHANGE.
RITUAL 3 – THE HIGH PRIESTESS: A RITUAL TO FIND YOUR LIFE
PURPOSE
RITUAL 4 – THE EMPRESS: A RITUAL TO ATTRACT ABUNDANCE
RITUAL 5 – THE EMPEROR: A RITUAL TO GAIN STABILITY IN LIFE
RITUAL 6 – THE HIEROPHANT: A RITUAL TO GAIN SPIRITUAL AND
SACRED KNOWLEDGE
RITUAL 7 – THE LOVERS: A RITUAL TO ATTRACT A LOVING
RELATIONSHIP
RITUAL 8 – THE CHARIOT: A RITUAL TO GAIN SELF CONFIDENCE
RITUAL 9 – THE STRENGTH CARD: A RITUAL TO STRENGTH IN THE
FACE OF ADVERSITY
RITUAL 10 – THE HERMIT: A RITUAL TO ATTAIN INNER WISDOM AND
MINDFULNESS
RITUAL 11 – THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE: A RITUAL TO ATTAIN THE
ABILITY TO SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE
RITUAL 12 – THE JUSTICE CARD: A RITUAL TO GAIN INSTANT CLARITY
ON ISSUES
RITUAL 13 – THE HANGED MAN: A RITUAL TO OVERCOME TRAUMA
RITUAL 14 – THE DEATH CARD: A RITUAL TO LET GO OF THE PAST
RITUAL 15 – THE TEMPERANCE CARD: A RITUAL TO RESOLVE INNER
CONFLICTS
RITUAL 16 – THE DEVIL CARD: A RITUAL TO FREE ONESSELF FROM
EMOTIONAL BONDAGE
RITUAL 17 – THE TOWER CARD: A RITUAL TO FREE YOURSELF OF
DESTRUCTIVE EGO
RITUAL 18 – THE STAR: A RITUAL TO DEVELOP FAITH IN LIFE
RITUAL 19 – THE MOON: A RITUAL TO MAKE YOU A MORE POWERFUL
MAGICIAN
RITUAL 20 – THE SUN: A RITUAL TO MAKE ONESELF A SUCCESS AT
ALL THINGS
RITUAL 21 – THE JUDGEMENT CARD: A RITUAL TO MAKE LIFE MORE
JOYFUL
RITUAL 22 – THE WORLD: A RITUAL FOR THE ATTAINMENT OF ALL
GOALS
Conclusion
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Introduction
Occultism and magick is rife with symbols. In fact, the very basis of magick and occult is
symbology. Everything is symbolic of some higher truth. From the rituals we preform to the
books we read. We are immersed in the power and magick of symbols. Although I am of the
school of thought that symbols are not 100% necessary so long as you have a strong inner
intention and can control your mind during a ritual, I use them nonetheless. In my rituals, if you
have read my other books are paired-down. They have symbols but do not overrun you with
complicated devices. However, there are moments in the occultists and magicians life that
require us to pay attention to symbols. Often these symbols can give you insight into your life.
The tarot cards are one aspect of occultism that I feel is worth paying close attention to. The
symbols that is.
Tarot cards have been used for centuries, some say even thousands of years to either foretell the
future or to give the person who is having the reading a sense of direction towards life in general
or for a very specific issue they are having. I have had my tarot cards read several times and I
always found them insightful. Yes, it is helpful if the person who is reading the tarot cards for
you is knowledgeable, but often the symbols themselves, if you pay close attention can give you
some guidance. Since you do not have control over the cards you draw; the shuffling and
choosing of cards becomes an unconscious act. Something, a spirit perhaps or just your
subconscious mind is guiding your hands to pick the cards that you pick. Some would say even
fate herself.
In this book, we will not be focusing on tarot cards as a source of knowledge about the future,
there are plenty of good books about that. We will be dealing with the tarot cards in a different
way, we will be using them as a driving force for magickal practice. It is a fair assessment to say
that Tarot card symbology is quite powerful and aside from divination it can be driving engine
for magick. I know personally, I used it. I used to get someone back into my life. It worked so
well that I needed to have the ritual reversed by a powerful Shaman. So please take heed, tarot
cards are a very powerful magnet. Their symbols have a spiritual force. In the next chapter, we
will discuss, ever so briefly, the reason why symbols are so powerful and how why they are
much more than just contrived ideas of the mind, then we will discuss the tarot in general and
then to the rituals. Let us being.
The Importance of Symbols
We often look at cultures outside of our spheres to be somewhat alien. You must admit, when
you step off a plane into a foreign country that has almost nothing in common with where you
come from, it causes your mind to go into an instant of “Wow, this is weird”. It’s not because we
are ignorant or that we lack the open minded to embrace other cultures, it is just that we are so
different that it often strikes us odd when we see something so different from our own. It’s
almost automatic, it’s unconscious. And it’s natural. BUT, if you look closer, under all the
customs and mores, you find elements within world cultures and religious systems that are
strikingly the same. If you look back into religious history you will find the cross very
prominent. At the dawn of humanity, way before Christianity, the cross had a significance not
unlike the Christian conception. It was considered a symbol of the sun, (no coincidence that
Jesus is often equated with the Sun God?). In Ancient Egypt, the cross is a symbol of life in the
form of the “Ankh”. The Christian cross, although the object on which Jesus died, represents
LIFE. It’s through Jesus suffering and death on the cross that we are saved, that is according to
the Christian understanding. That is of course, one of many symbols I can choose from. Aside
from those basic symbols like the cross, the circle and the triangle which all cultures share. There
is a deeper level of symbology that involves certain essences of an individual. Such as the
warrior, the magician, the Goddess, the fool. As well as certain motifs such as the dying and
resurrecting God, Osiris, Shamash, Jesus, Mithra to name just a very few. There seems to be
some commonality despite the apparently disparate nature of world culture.
If you look at the stories of mythology and even modern day religious texts, you will find, motifs
such as the warrior, the virgin, Immaculate Conception, star crossed lovers, the witch, the
warlock, the judge. The stories have the same motifs, they are just garbed in different clothing.
There is clearly a universal connection here. Those symbols mean something, if they didn’t, they
would not be following us back to the dawn of humanity. Even many of our creation narratives
start in very much the same way and have very similar motifs. We will not go into those here,
but if you would like a good book on parallel creation myths please read “ Parallel Myths by J.F.
Bierlein”, Its very interesting.
Much of why we share so much of our narratives may remain a mystery, but Carl Jung, a
Swedish psychologist came up with by far, the most persuasive answer, at least as far as I am
concerned. He came up with the idea of the “collective unconscious” and the concept of the
“archetypes”.
What Are Archetypes?
They are in many ways the structure of the collective unconscious (which I will get into shortly).
They are innate tendencies that reflect our common humanity. Motifs like I mentioned above are
all common themes. These commonalities flow through all our spiritual traditions. They often
manifest in something called “Archetypal images” within religious texts, dreams and spiritual
visions. Essentially many of the characters in mythology and their stories are archetypal in
nature. This also applies to all the biblical motifs and individuals as well. Whether the people in
the bible existed or not is not the purpose of this book, but no matter what their historical status
maybe, they represent archetypical behaviors and demeanors. The hero and the villain are perfect
examples of the archetypal form. It might sound odd that I would be writing this in a book on
Tarot magick, but the tarot is pretty much a deck of cards with all the archetypical symbols on
them. So I feel that it is always good to know some background as to why the tarot are so
powerful. However, before we go into the actual tarot themselves, let me quickly give you an
overview of the collective unconscious. All this will give you a better perspective as to why the
Tarot is what it is and why it is so powerful.
What is the Collective Unconscious?

It is the very backbone of our mind. We are all born with it and did not learn any of it. Rather,
this part of the mind is innate. You can call it a kind of universal library of human experience
and knowledge. Spiritual experiences, according to Jung, must emerge from the collective
unconscious via archetypical forms.
Jung said it best ” the collective unconscious - so far as we can say anything about it at all -
appears to consist of mythological motifs or primordial images, for which reason the myths of all
nations are its real exponents. In fact, the whole of mythology could be taken as a sort of
projection of the collective unconscious... We can therefore study the collective unconscious in
two ways, either in mythology or in the analysis of the individual. (From The Structure of the
Psyche, CW 8, par. 325.).”
It is with that that we will proceed to the Tarot, a deck of cards infused with mythological motifs
and primordial images.
The Tarot Cards
(What follows is a very cursory history, we will be more concerned about their magickal
qualities.)
If you have read anything about the tarot you will have probably read it might be traced back to
the ancient Egyptians or to hermetic traditions. This may or may not be true; I wouldn’t be
surprised if it is.
The only problem is, is that we do not have proof of this. We do, however, have more proof that
the tarot cards came from more modern times. This does not detract from their powers since they
are still in possession of primordial and archetypal imagery. The tarot decks as we know them
today were first seen in Italy around the 1400s. It was not clear if they were used initially for
gambling or just as a card game of sorts. However, it was soon made into an oracle and came to
be classified into the occult science of cartomancy. Cartomancy is the use of cards for fortune
telling purposes. There are various methods of cartomancy. You can even use a normal deck of
card, the kind you play poker with. However, the tarot is a bit different. Tarot became so popular
it was soon condemned as an instrument of the devil. This was made possible because the bible
specifically forbids any form of fortunetelling.
A tarot deck is comprised of two suits of cards; the Major Arcana and Minor arcana. This
classification was coined by the writer Ellic Howe. We will be mostly focused on the Major
Arcana in this book.
The Major Arcana: Is a suit of 22 cards. These 22 cards represent deep archetypes of the
collective unconscious as I stated earlier. In fact, a Jungian analyst by the name of Salie Nichols
wrote about them and stated that they contain deep archetypical and psychological significance
to the individual. He went so far as to say that the cards themselves are the key to a person’s full
potential or as he put it “ The Entire individuation process”… In essence, a key to the total
transformation of the psyche.
The 22 cards are as follows:
The fool
The Magician
The High Priestess
The Empress
The Emperor
The Hierophant
The Lovers
The chariot
Strength
The Hermit
Wheel of fortune
Justice
The Hanged Man

Death
Temperance
The Devil
The Tower
The Stars
The Moon
The Sun
Judgment
The World
We will discuss the significance of each one in the next chapter.

The Minor Arcana: Since we will not be dealing much with the minor arcana, I won’t go into
great depth about them. However, I feel it is good to know at least some cursory knowledge
about them. These are the second suite of cards in a typical tarot deck. There are 56 in number
and are divided into 4 sub suits. Cups, swords, coins and wands. Not unlike the spades, hearts,
diamonds and clubs found in conventional playing decks. They are meant to be lesser cards. As
opposed to the major arcana, the minor arcana are thought to represent the more mundane
aspects of life. Such as:
Swords: General reason

Wands: Creativity and will
Coins: Material body and material possessions.
Cups: Emotions and love.

Now I would like to make clear when I say more mundane aspects I am not saying unimportant.
What I am saying is that the major arcana represent more spiritual and lofty aspects of the human
condition, whereas the minor arcana do not. Although we will not be using the minor arcana,
there is nothing stopping you from using them in your magick as well. All you will need to
ascertain their respective meanings is a good book that defines each one. I highly recommend
“The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot – Ever!! – By Dusty White” for this purpose. In the next
chapter, we will go into a bit more depth regarding the major arcana since we will be using them
for our rituals.
The Major Arcana
We will now discuss the major arcana and the meaning and powers behind them, as well as their
ritual purpose.
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The Fool: This card is a metaphor for ones journey through life. It is a card of new
beginnings. It is called the Fool, not so much to indicate foolishness but rather of innocence
and faith. We will use this card in our ritual for new beginnings.
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The Magician: The Magician is a very powerful and positive card. It represents the active and
creative impulses in man. It is through the magician that we exert our power in this world. We
will use this card to create change in your lives.
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The High Priestess: This card is also quite powerful and represents, like the magician our
creative impulse; however, it is more latent and passive. She represents all we can be. We will
use this card to become conscious of our life purpose.
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The Empress: This card is motherly card and represents nature and its abundance. We will
use this card to connect to abundance.
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The Emperor: This card represents rules, structure and discipline. We will use this card to
gain stability in our lives.
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The Hierophant: This card represents esoteric knowledge and mysteries. We will use this card
to acquire hidden and spiritual knowledge.
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The Lovers: This card expresses both love and sexuality. It represents the union of a couple.
We will use this card to help us get into a loving relationship.
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The Chariot: This card is one of assertiveness and confidence. It represents stability and
ambition as well. We will use this card for our ritual on Self-confidence.
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Strength: This card represents strength, tolerance, perseverance and patience. We will use
this card to gain strength in the face of adversity.
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The Hermit: This card is about soul searching and finding out who you really are. We will be
using this card to connect with our inward life and become more mindful.
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Wheel of Fortune: This is the card of connections. How the universe works and all the
intricate connections that make it work. We will use this card to see the bigger picture and see
the divine lining inherit in it.
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Justice: This card is about accountability to ones actions as well as decisiveness. We will use
this card to gain clarity on an issue or issues.
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The Hanged Man: This is the card of letting go. Much like the Strength card, it teaches
patience and tolerance. We will use this to help us let go of a trauma or other kind of hurt.
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Death: This card is about letting go of baggage that does not serve us anymore. It’s a card of
changer. We will use it to break away from the past and move forward into the future without
fear.
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Temperance: This card is about living in harmony within oneself. This is the card of
integration and thus we will use this card to bring our disparate parts together so we can
become whole.
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The Devil: This card represents our tendency to be bound by our emotions and the material
world. It represents ignorance of the truth and hopelessness in life itself. We will use this card
to help us break the bondage that we are in. It could also be a person you might think is
keeping you in an emotional prison.
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The Tower: This card represents the crumbling of the ego identity. Often we are too proud
and or aloof to see how ego driven we are. With this card, we will destroy the contorted lens of
the ego so you can see the truth of things.
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The Stars: This card is about hope, serenity and inspiration. This is a card about faith. We
will use it to help you gain faith and hope about something in your life.
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The Moon: This card is one of active imagination, magick and mystery. We will use this card
to help us open our minds to mystery and enhance our power as a magician.
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The Sun: This card symbolizes enlightenment and lucidity, vitality and personal greatness. We
will use this card to become the best versions of ourselves so we can be successful in all that
we do.
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Judgment: This is a card of transformation. It’s a card of joy and courage. We will use this
card to bring joy into your lives and a sense of purpose.
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The World: This symbolizes the end goal; the ultimate in individuation and accomplishment.
This card represents steadfastness and security. We will use this card as an overriding one for
general success and fulfillment.
As you can see, the cards can be very useful for deep inner work. Unlike the other magick books,
we will not be focusing on controlling your enemies or to control the weather etc. Let us know
discuss what you will need to make these rituals work better for you. After that, we will jump
into the rituals themselves.
Tools of Tarot Magick
Although I am not that big on magickal props, I do realize that, at times, one needs them to focus
their energies. While only the Tarot cards are mandatory, I do suggest these items below to help
you maintain focus.
1. Tarot cards: I have several Tarot card decks, many I have because of their beautiful
artwork. Here are a few that I recommend.
The Original Rider Waite Tarot Pack
The Hermetic Tarot
The Witches Tarot
2 Incense: Frankincense and Myrrh incense. This is a beautifully sacred fragrance and I use
it in almost all my rituals, across all forms of magick that I practice.
3. Candles: Like in most rituals, there are candles involved. Here are a few you will need. I
used to get them individually but I found an amazing source that sells 10 candle colors, 4
of each for a total of 40 candles for an excellent price. I just discovered them and will use
them from now on. The colors are red, pink, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black,
white and violet. “Spell Candles ( 40 candles)” I will indicate the colors below and their
meanings.
Red: This candle is for love and personal power.
Pink: Faith, devotion and tenderness.
Orange: For energy, success, cleanses negativity, creates motivation.
Yellow: Confidence, power, knowledge and healing.
Green: Nature and connection to nature. Attracts bodily healing and promotes
growth in all ways.
Blue: Spirituality, Harmony at oneness and divinity.
Purple: Success, the attainment of all desires. Psychic powers and the acquisition of
mystery knowledge.
Black: Change, protection, black magick, to banish negativity of all sorts be it mental
or spiritual in nature.
White: Purity, higher consciousness, peace, truth and unity.
Violet: High levels of spiritual attainment and power. Will help increase magickal
ability.
That is all you will need. You will see that these rituals are so easy you will think they are too
good to be true. Magick does not have to be difficult for it to work. I think its time to change that
old paradigm once and for all. In the next chapter we will go through the 22 rituals. Won’t you
join me?
22 Tarot Rituals
To perform a simple Tarot Card ritual is very easy. I will go through the steps below.
Please note, you may perform these rituals at any time. In this case, you do not need to
wait for specific days to arrive. The Tarot cards themselves have a self-possessed power
and do not rely on astrological forces, although taking them into account will not impede
your outcome. .
1. Place the main tarot card at the center. For example, if we are using the fool card as
the main driver for the ritual you would put it in the center of your altar.
2. Pick up the main card and think about the intention you have for this ritual.
3. Say the prayer to the spiritual guardians of the tarot. You may use your wording, this
is just an example that I use.
4. Place the main card back in its place.
5. From the same deck, randomly pull out 5 cards. Place those cards in such a way that
they encircle the main card. As seen below.
6. Place the candle right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and place the
incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the ambience.
7. Visualize a white light coming and encircling the main card.
8. Sit in silence and think about your intended outcome.
9. Take out a tarot card book and read the descriptions of the 5 cards that are encircling
the main card. Does it give you any insight into your issue?
10. Thank the spiritual guardians of the tarot and release them.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the main card with you wherever you go. Place it under
your pillow at night. Every time you touch it, think of your intention.
That concludes the ritual. I will be sure to itemize these instructions for each of the 22 rituals
below. This way you will have it readily available. The steps will be tailored to the ritual. You
see? Not very difficult is it? Do not believe those who would have you do elaborate rituals that
require you to do things that are burdensome. Magick is natural and should come as naturally to
you as drinking water. Elaborate rituals only serve the egoic tendency for structure and do
nothing to contribute to the actual magick itself. In fact, in a future volume I will discuss why
magick works at all. Stay tuned…With that said, let us proceed to the rituals.
RITUAL 1 – THE FOOL: A RITUAL FOR NEW BEGINNINGS
1. Place the fool card at the center of the altar.

2. Pick up the card and think about the intention you have for this ritual.
“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this great card
that I may start my life anew, may this card be the presentation of all things good and
new. So Mote it me.”
4. Place the card back in its spot.
6. Place the Yellow candle right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and
place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the fool card with you wherever you go. Place it under
That concludes the ritual.
RITUAL 2 – THE MAGICIAN: A RITUAL FOR BRINING ABOUT CHANGE.
1. Place the Magician card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this great and
holy card that I may bring forth positive change into my life, may this card be the
presentation of all change that is for my good and for the good of all. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the black candle right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and
11. For the next 10 days, carry the magician card with you wherever you go. Place it
under your pillow at night. Every time you touch it, think of your intention.
RITUAL 3 – THE HIGH PRIESTESS: A RITUAL TO FIND YOUR LIFE PURPOSE
1. Place the High Priestess card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this holy card
that I may find my intended and divine purpose. May this card attract to me the my
divine calling. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the orange candle right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and
11. For the next 10 days, carry the High Priestess card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 4 – THE EMPRESS: A RITUAL TO ATTRACT ABUNDANCE
1. Place the Empress card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card, the
card of manifestation that I may be blessed and bestowed with material abundance
for the good of all. May this card attract to me abundance now. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the orange and yellow candle right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
light and place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Empress card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 5 – THE EMPEROR: A RITUAL TO GAIN STABILITY IN LIFE
1. Place the Emperor card at the center of the altar.

card of strength and inner stability. Hear me so that I may be blessed and bestowed
with peace and stability in all my endeavors. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the red and purple candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Emperor card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 6 – THE HIEROPHANT: A RITUAL TO GAIN SPIRITUAL AND SACRED
KNOWLEDGE
1. Place the Hierophant card at the center of the altar.

card of hidden and mysterious wisdom. Hear me so that I may be endowed with the
great mysteries of the universe. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the violet and purple candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Hierophant card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 7 – THE LOVERS: A RITUAL TO ATTRACT A LOVING RELATIONSHIP
1. Place the Lovers card at the center of the altar.

card of lovers. May the power of this great card attract to me the loving partner that is
meant for me now. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Red and Pink candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Lovers card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 8 – THE CHARIOT: A RITUAL TO GAIN SELF CONFIDENCE
1. Place the Chariot card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. May
the energies of this card come to my aide. May I attract all that is needed for me to
gain inner strength and self-confidence so I may walk through life with ease. So Mote
it me.”
6. Place the Orange and Yellow candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You
can light and place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the
ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Chariot card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 9 – THE STRENGTH CARD: A RITUAL TO STRENGTH IN THE FACE OF
ADVERSITY
1. Place the Strength card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. May I
develop the strength and courage to withstand the current hardship in my life. By the
grace of this card I will be strong. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the black and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Strength card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 10 – THE HERMIT: A RITUAL TO ATTAIN INNER WISDOM AND
MINDFULNESS
1. Place the Hermit card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. May
the powers vested in the Hermit pass on to me so that I may develop a rich inner life
and gain mindfulness in the face of life on this earth. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Blue and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Hermit card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 11 – THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE: A RITUAL TO ATTAIN THE ABILITY TO
SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE
1. Place the Wheel of Fortune card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. Often
I am not able to see the divine reasoning behind events, by the power of this card, may
I become aware of the divine lining behind all events in my life. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Green and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Wheel of Fortune card with you wherever you go.
Place it under your pillow at night. Every time you touch it, think of your intention.
RITUAL 12 – THE JUSTICE CARD: A RITUAL TO GAIN INSTANT CLARITY ON
ISSUES
1. Place the Justice card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. Grant
me the clarity I need regarding __________________. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Blue and Purple candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Justice card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 13 – THE HANGED MAN: A RITUAL TO OVERCOME TRAUMA
1. Place the Hanged man card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. I
have unresolved hurts in my life that I must get rid of. May the power of this card and
by your power may I overcome this trauma of ________________So Mote it me.”
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Hanged man card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 14 – THE DEATH CARD: A RITUAL TO LET GO OF THE PAST
1. Place the Death card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. There
are issues in my life that I must overcome, by the power of this card, I request the
ability to overcome this past event that has caused me harm. So Mote it me.”
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Death card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 15 – THE TEMPERANCE CARD: A RITUAL TO RESOLVE INNER
CONFLICTS
1. Place the Temperance card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. I am
divided within myself and I need to become whole. May the power of this card and
your power bestow unity upon my. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the blue and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Temperance card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 16 – THE DEVIL CARD: A RITUAL TO FREE ONESSELF FROM
EMOTIONAL BONDAGE
1. Place the Devil card at the center of the altar.

in emotional bondage and I cannot release myself. I request by the power that is
representative in this card that I be free of this bondage. So Mote it me.”
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Devil card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 17 – THE TOWER CARD: A RITUAL TO FREE YOURSELF OF
DESTRUCTIVE EGO
1. Place the Tower card at the center of the altar.

too full of ego and it does not allow me to understand others and makes me rigid in
life. By the powers vested in this card, I ask to be humbled in a gentle way. So Mote it
me.”
6. Place the black candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Tower card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 18 – THE STAR: A RITUAL TO DEVELOP FAITH IN LIFE
1. Place the Star card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. Often
I am pessimistic about life and do not have the faith to realize that all is working out
as it should be. I ask that this card help me increase my faith. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the pink and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Star card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 19 – THE MOON: A RITUAL TO MAKE YOU A MORE POWERFUL
MAGICIAN
1. Place the Moon card at the center of the altar.

“Hear me Oh Great Guardians of the Tarot, harness me the power of this card. I ask
that I be bestowed with enormous magickal powers, that all my rituals will be
powerful and effective. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Violet candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You can light and
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Moon card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 20 – THE SUN: A RITUAL TO MAKE ONESELF A SUCCESS AT ALL
THINGS
1. Place the Sun card at the center of the altar.

that I be bestowed with outstanding and boundless ability to succeed at all that I do.
May I develop the Midas touch. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Orange and yellow candles right before the 1st card. As seen below. You
can light and place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the
ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Sun card with you wherever you go. Place it under
RITUAL 21 – THE JUDGEMENT CARD: A RITUAL TO MAKE LIFE MORE JOYFUL
1. Place the Judgement card at the center of the altar.

that I be bestowed with purpose and joy in my life and that all my endeavors will be
powerful and full of joy. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Orange, yellow and white candles right before the 1st card. As seen below.
You can light and place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the
ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the Judgement card with you wherever you go. Place it
RITUAL 22 – THE WORLD: A RITUAL FOR THE ATTAINMENT OF ALL GOALS
1. Place the World card at the center of the altar.

that I be bestowed with enormous powers of success and fulfillment and that all my
days will be filled with purpose and success. So Mote it me.”
6. Place the Yellow, Orange and Violet candles right before the 1st card. As seen below.
You can light and place the incense wherever you like. The incense is more for the
ambience.
11. For the next 10 days, carry the World card with you wherever you go. Place it under
Conclusion
This concludes Tarot Magick. As you have seen, it is quite simple. You can do these rituals as
often as you like. You can also do multiple rituals for the same issue and see what information
you can glean. As you see, there is no pomp and circumstance, no expensive ritual garments and
paraphernalia, no odd and impossible herbs to obtain, no directions to turn to, no contrived and
pompous terminology and phrases to this kind of magick. Just magick , unconventional magick
at that. I am filled with utmost confidence that once you have performed one or all these rituals,
you will enter a magickal partnership with the Tarot like you never have before. You will find
yourself using them over and over again. Although we used only the Major Arcana, feel free to
use the lesser cards as well. May all your Magick be fruitful and effective.
And So It Is.
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What Are Archetypes?

What is the Collective Unconscious?

The Hanged Man

We will discuss the significance of each one in the next chapter.

Swords: General reason

Coins: Material body and material possessions.

Cups: Emotions and love.

1. Place the fool card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Magician card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the High Priestess card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Empress card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Emperor card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Hierophant card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Lovers card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Chariot card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Strength card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Hermit card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Wheel of Fortune card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Justice card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Hanged man card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Death card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Temperance card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Devil card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Tower card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Star card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Moon card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Sun card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the Judgement card at the center of the altar.

1. Place the World card at the center of the altar.

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Chakra Mantra Magick: Tap Into The Magick Of Your Chakras

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