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Zeus Offerings

"Zeus is the King of the Gods and the God of the sky, weather, law and order, destiny and fate, and kingship."

Large Altars:

Wine

Whiskey

Milk

Tea

Coffee

Small cakes

Breads

Red meat

Scaled fish

Fruit

Rain water

Frankincense, myrrh, or rain sceneted incense

Silver, blue, white, and/or gold candles

Figures of eagles and bulls

Symbols of a thubderbolt

The scales of justice

Crowns

Statues of Himself, eagles, or thunderbolts

Small/Hidden Altars:

Cinnamon

Laurel

Art or pictures of eagles and bulls

Eagle and bull plushies/toys

Oak

Pine

Toy crowns

Any art that you create (drawings, music, poems, etc.)

Imagery of thunderbolts (art, keychains, pictures, toys, etc.)

Photographs or art of storms

Golden objects

White or yellow diamonds

Lapis lazuli

Blue or yellow sapphires

Blue, white, or gold flowers

Assignments you got good grades on

Anything you are proud of (art, writings, a dance you made or perfected, your songs, your favorite toy that you've taken care of for years, etc.)

Devotional Acts:

Dance in the rain

Meditate to the sound of rain

Enjoy rainy days by relaxing with a cup of tea or coffee and watch the droplets fall outside

Listen to music that reminds you of Him

Learn about the political climate of your nation

Vote

Learn about your rights

Learn about the history of your country

Learn about His history

Learn how to read the clouds and tell if a storm is coming

Learn a new skill

Be fair and listen to both sides of an argument before making a decision

Be proud of your accomplishments and yourself

Share those accomplishments with Him

Take care of your mental health

Take care of your friends and family and be there for them

Take charge and be a leader in your friends group or at school (like class president)

Try to help others when you can

Clean your room

Don't be afraid to try new things in your life

Work hard at school or your job

Donate to organizations like the American Eagle Foundation or volunteer

Donate to relief organizations for natural disasters

Pray to Him, tell Him about everything going on in your life even the little things, and ask Him for guidance when you feel as though you've lost your way

Sources:

Artwork by Supergiant Games

https://vocal.media/futurism/ways-of-worship-zeus

https://www.theoi.com/Olympios/Zeus.html

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✨ a tarot spread i made for trying to see who’s reaching out to you ✨

1. card to represent entity 

queen of cups - a beautiful, introspective woman sits on a throne at the edge of the sea. this entity is a women or has feminine energy, she is caring and compassionate. intuitive and creative, she goes with the flow. she might be an empath, a highly sensitive person, a healer, or psychic. 

2. my relationship to them 

the empress - a full figured woman, with a peaceful aura and peaceful energy. perhaps someone from my maternal line, with the previous card it seems to make sense that it is a female. a call to connect with feminine energy. she is also deeply connected to nature and perhaps is calling me to connect with nature and the female divine as well. with the pregnant belly showing, it really points to being a maternal ancestor. 

3. why are they reaching out 

the sun - her warmth and light shine down on me, she wants me to be happy and positive. she wants me to live life to the fullest that perhaps the people who came before me couldn’t have. she wants me to be open and confident, free and careless. 

4. how they relate to my ancestors / are they an ancestor? 

the hierophant - either they taught my ancestors about spirituality and tradition or they were an ancestor who taught others. they passed on knowledge, perhaps cultural traditions. with the previous cards, it would make sense for this person to be some kind of spiritual advisor or healer.

5. what can i do to hear them out? 

page of wands - communicate via prayer or just talking, they want me to undertake a journey but for it to be creative, lively, and free. they want me to be full of energy and find my passion and go for it. perhaps a path similar to the one they took. 

6. what can i do to honor them? 

eight of pentacles - card of apprenticeship and mastery, whatever i’m currently practicing, keep doing what i’m doing because this is the right path. i’m currently in college studying art history, and trying to learn more and more about my own history. i must keep at this. they are encouraging me to do so. i will achieve success this way.  

7. card to represent their origin 

seven of wands - this is someone who was fiery at times and stood up for what they believed in. perhaps they were caught in the middle of a battle or constantly had people against them or critical of them. despite their sensitive nature, they defended themselves and protected what they cared about. if they were a teacher of some sort, then it would make sense for them to have a few who did not agree with them. 

extra pulled cards: page of pentacles

oracle cards: warrior woman and answer the call 

Hey Diana! Thank you for the wisdom you give us. I was wondering what differentiates an old and new god? And would you mind giving examples of old gods vs new gods?

The old gods are the gods of the past.

Those whom society as a whole no longer deems right to believe in. The ones worshipped by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Sumerians and the Vikings.

The new gods are those who enjoy the attention of society today. The gods of the monotheistic religions. The Abrahamic god and his son’s many versions.

Hello Diana how are you. You blog is such a gift! Thank for all the wonderful knowledge and advice you give. I wanted to ask if you have a spell or advice to clean an object from someone’s bad energy? I inherited some beautiful jewelry from my aunt. And I love it. But I can’t bring myself to wear it. Not even to touch it much. You see her husband gave my aunt this jewelry and he was an awful, despicable man. In my opinion Anyways. Thank you and have a wonderful day, Sara. ❤️

I do not cleanse objects. I claim them.

Every time I receive something significant secondhand – jewels, talismans, tarot decks – I formally welcome it to my life.

Taking it to my sacred space and holding it in my hands, I introduce myself.

“My name is Diana... a servant of the Fates... a child of Venus... a Plutonian witch. I am now your sole master.”

I let it know what my intentions are.

“I rarely wear a necklace. But you will not be neglected. I will turn you into an amulet. So you can guard my home when I am not there to look after it.”

I declare my commands.

“Hold on to the strengths of your previous owners. But release anything that could prevent you from fulfilling your new purpose.”

And I tell it what to expect as a reward for its obedience.

“If you ever felt mistreated, it will never happen again. In return for your loyalty, you will be regarded as treasure.”

Then I wait for its reply.

Jewelry gleams, as if nodding to agree. Talismans vibrate or become hotter in your hand. That is how they respond. Tarot, by make, is far more articulate.

Finally, I write down its name in a catalog – an inventory of all my sacred properties. The ink makes the contract binding.

Hi my dearest Diana! I'm so amazed at how you read a card differently each time! With other readers it's like every card just has one or two keywords but you have a very rich knowledge. I know time and natural talent play in it but any tips for an intermediate reader like me?

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List of Greek Gods & Goddesses (updated 3/11/20)

THE TWELVE OLYMPIANS ( THE GODS & GODDESSES WHO RESIDE ON OLYMPUS )

Zeus (Jupiter) - King of the gods and ruler of the sky. God of rain, thunder, lightning,wind, law, oaths and hospitality.

Hera (Juno) - Queen of the gods. Goddess of the sky, women, marriage, childbirth, family, heirs, kings and empires.

Poseidon (Neptune) - God of the sea and rivers, floods and droughts, storms, earthquakes and horses.

Demeter (Ceres) - Goddess of the earth’s fertility, agriculture, the harvest, motherly relationships, seasons and sacred law.

Hestia (Vesta) - Goddess of the hearth fire, home and domesticity.

Hephaestus (Vulcan) - God of fire, volcanoes, metalworking, stone masonry, sculpture and crafts. Husband of Aphrodite. Son of Zeus and Hera.

Athena (Minerva) - Goddess of reason, wisdom, intelligence, skill, peace, warfare, battle strategy and handicrafts. Daughter of Zeus and Metis.

Hermes (Mercury) - Messenger of the gods. God of boundaries, thieves, travelers, sports, communication, language, commerce and trade. Guide to the underworld.

Apollon (Apollo) - God of the sun, light, truth, music, poetry, healing, plague, prophecy and archery.Twin brother of Artemis.

Artemis (Diana) - Goddess of the moon, hunt, wilderness, wildlife  childbirth, chastity and protector of the young. Twin sister of Apollo.

Aphrodite (Venus) - Goddess of love, beauty, fertility, sex, desire and pleasure. Wife of Hephaestus and lover of Ares.

Ares (Mars) - God of war, violence and bloodshed. Son of Zeus and Hera.

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Hades / Pluto (Dis) - God of the dead, the underworld, subterranean regions, darkness, riches and metals.~ Although Hades was a major ancient Greek god, and was the brother of the first generation of Olympians, He resided in the underworld, far from Olympus, and thus was not usually considered to be one of the Olympians.~  

Dionysus / Bacchus (Liber) - God of wine, viticulture, fruitfulness, grape harvest, parties, festivals, madness, drunkenness, ecstasy, and theater. ~ Besides the twelve Olympians, there were many other cultic groupings of the twelve gods. Most listings include either Hestia or Dionysus as the twelfth Olympian.~

THE PRIMORDIAL GODS ( THE FIRST GENERATION OF GODS )

Achlys- The goddess of poisons. The personification of misery and sadness. Said to have existed before Chaos itself.

Aether- The god of light and the upper atmosphere.

Aion- The god of eternity, personifying cyclical and unbounded time. Sometimes equated with Chronos.

Ananke - The goddess of inevitability, compulsion, and necessity.

Chaos - The personification of nothingness from which all of existence sprang. Depicted as a void. Initially genderless, later on described as female.

Chronos - The god of empirical time, sometimes equated with Aion. Not to be confused with the Titan Cronus (Kronos), the father of Zeus.

Erebus - The god of darkness and shadow.

Eros (Cupid) - The god of love and attraction.

Gaia (Terra) - The first earth mother. Mother of the Titans and wife of Ouranos.

Hemera - The goddess of the day.

Hypnos (Somnus) - The god of sleep.

Nemesis - The goddess of retribution.

The Nesoi - The goddesses of the islands and sea.

Nyx (Nox) - The goddess of the night.

The Ourea - The gods of mountains.

Phanes - The god of procreation in the Orphic tradition.

Pontus - The first sea god , father of the fish and other sea creatures. Husband of Thalassa.

Tartarus - The god of the deepest, darkest part of the underworld, the Tartarean pit (which is also referred to as Tartarus itself).

Thalassa - Personification of the sea and consort of Pontus.

Thanatos (Mors) - God of Death. Brother to Hypnos (Sleep) and in some cases Moros (Doom)

Ouranus (Caelus) - The first sky father. Father of the Titans and husband of Gaia.

THE TITANS (THE SECOND GENERATION OF GODS )

Anchiale - Goddess who perhaps represented the warmth of fire.

Anytus - One of the younger Titans or Curetes. Anytus was an attendant of the goddess Demeter who fostered her Arcadian daughter Despoine.

Asteria -Goddess who presided over the night, stars and nocturnal prophecy. She was the mother of the goddess Hecate. After the fall of the Titans, Asteria was pursued by Zeus and but leapt into the sea to escape him where she was transformed into the island of Delos.

Astraeus - God of the stars, the winds, and the art of astrology. He was the father of the four directional winds and the five wandering stars (the Planets).

Atlas - God of astronomy and the revolution of the heavenly constellations. He was arrested by Zeus and condemned to bear the heavens upon his shoulders.

Aura - Goddess of the breezes.

Clymene - Goddess of fame and renown. She was the wife of Iapetos and mother of Prometheus.

Coeus - God who presided over the axis of heaven in the north around which the constellations revolve. At the end of the Titan-War, he was confined by Zeus in the Tartarean pit.

Crius - God of the heavenly constellations and the measure of the year. Associated with the constellation Aries. He was later cast into the Tartarean pit by Zeus. Crius was sometimes named as a leader of the Gigantes who rebelled against the rule of Zeus.  

Cronus (Saturn) - The King of the Titans, originally an agricultural god and a god of time. He led his brothers in the ambush and castration of their father Uranus, but was himself deposed and cast to Tartarus from his own son Zeus .Alternative stories tell of Saturn escaping to Italy where he ruled during a golden age of primordial peace, harmony, stability, and prosperity.

Curetes - A group of shield clashing Titan gods who came to the aid of Rhea to act as guardians of her son Zeus.

Dione - Prophetic goddess who presided over the Oracle at Dodona alongside Zeus.

Eos (Aurora) - The Goddess of the dawn. She was the mother of the wandering stars (the planets) and the four directional winds by the Titan Astraeus.

Epimetheus - The Titan god of afterthought. He was appointed with the task of creating the beasts of the earth.

Eurybia- Goddess of the power of the sea.

Eurynome - Goddess of earth’s flowery meadows. She was the mother of the three lovely Graces by Zeus.

Hecate / Hekate - Goddess of the new moon, crossroads, protector of the home, childbirth, magic, spirits and potions. She supported the Olympians in the Titan war and retained all of her privileges.

Helios (Sol) - God of the sun. He rode across the sky in a chariot drawn by four fiery, winged steeds.Brother of Selene. He supported the Olympians in the Titan war and retained all of his privileges.

Hyperion - The old god of light, and of the cycles of time measured by the lights of heaven – the sun, the moon and the dawn. Hyperion was one of the four brother Titans who held Uranus fast while Cronus castrated him with the sickle. At the end of the Titan War he was cast into the pit of Tartarus by Zeus.

Iapetos - God of mortality and the allotment of the mortal life-span. He was cast into the Tartarean pit by Zeus at the end of the Titan War.

Lelantos - The Titan god of the breezes of the air.

Leto (Latona) - Goddess of motherhood, light, womanly demure, modesty and the night. She was the mother of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis by Zeus.

Melisseus - God of honey. He was one of the protectors of the infant Zeus. His daughters were the god’s nurses.

Menoitios - The God of violent anger and rash action. Zeus blasted him into Erebus with a thunderbolt, where he became a bondsman of King Hades.

Metis - Goddess of memory and good counsel.The Mother of Athena.

Mnemosyne- Goddess of memory, words and language. She was the mother of the nine Muses by Zeus.

Okeanos - God of the oceans.Husband of Tethys and father of the rivers and lakes.

Pallas - The old god of war craft and the military campaign season. Some say Athena defeated him in battle and crafted her aegis-cape from his skin.

Perses - God of destruction.

Phoebe -Goddess of intellect and the original prophet of the great Oracle of Delphi. She was the grandmother of the gods Apollo and Artemis. 

Prometheus - God of forethought and the creator and benefactor of man.

Rhea (Ops) - The Queen of the Titans and mother of the gods. Goddess of maternity, female fertility and the mountain wilds. She saved her son Zeus from being eaten by his father Cronus by substituting the child for a stone wrapped in swaddling cloth.

Selene (Luna) -Goddess of the moon. She rode across the sky in a silver chariot drawn by two white horses.Sister to Helios.She supported the Olympians in the Titan war and retained all of her privileges.

Styx - Goddess of oaths of allegiance and of the deadly, netherworld River Styx.

Tethys - Goddess of the sources of fresh-water. She was known as the great nurse of life and spawned the Rivers, Clouds and Springs.

Theia - Goddess of sight and the shining light of heaven (“aither”). She was the mother of Helios, Selene and Eos.

Themis - Goddess of the natural order, divine law and tradition. By Zeus she was the mother of the Fates and of the Seasons, and had a seat by his side on Olympus as adviser.

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MINOR GODS AND GODDESSES

Achelous - Oldest of the river gods.Son of Oceanus and Tethys.

Acheron - A river god. Son of Oceanus and Tethys.

Adrestia - Goddess of the revolt and equilibrium between good and evil.

Aeolus - God and ruler of the winds.

Afer - the south-west wind.

Agathodaemon - A spirit of vineyards and fields, providing luck, happiness and health.

Aidos (Pudicitia)  - Goddess of modesty, shame, reverence and respect. A companion of Nemesis.

Alethia (Veritas) - Goddess of truth.

Alpheius - River god of Elis. He pursued the numpty Arethusa until she was changed into a spring by Artemis.

Amphitrite (Salacia) - Goddess and queen of the seas. The wife of Poseidon.

Angelos - Daughter of Zeus and Hera. Possibly an early form of Hecate. Connected with the underworld.

Anteros  - God of passion, mutual love and tenderness. Son of Aphrodite and Ares.

Arte (Virtus) - Goddess of virtue.

Aristaeus - Protector of beekeepers.

Asclepius - God of healing and medicine. Son of Apollo. He was struck down and killed by Zeus for bringing the dead back to life. He became the constellation Ophiuchus.

Asopus - A river god.

Asterion - A river god. Judged the contest between Hera and Poseidon for the patronage of Argos.

Astraea - Goddess of justice.

Ate (Fraus)- Goddess of evil, mischief and moral blindness.

Boreas (Aquila) - God of the north wind.

Caerus - God of opportunities and favorable moments.

Calliope - Muse of epic poetry, telling of heroes and their deeds; was often portrayed with Homer.

Cephisus- A river god.Father of Narcissus.

Cer - Goddess of violent death.

Charis - Goddess of delight.

Chloris (Flora) - Goddess of flowers and the personification of spring. Wife of Zephyrus.

Clio - Muse of History.

Corus - God of the north-western wind.

Crimisus - A river god. Son of Oceanus and Tethys.

Cybele (Magna Mater) - Anatonian mother goddess who was closely associated with Rhea and Gaia.

Deimos- God of terror. Son of Ares and Aphrodite.

Dike (Justicia) - Goddess of justice and the spirit of moral order and fair judgement

Doris - A sea goddess. Daughter of Oceanus and Tethys.

Dysnomia - The spirit of lawlessness.

Eirene (Pax)- Goddess of peace.

Eleithyia (Lucina) - Goddess of childbirth. Daughter of Hera and Zeus.

Elpis (Spes) - Personification of hope.

Enyo (Bellona) - Goddess of war, destruction, conquest, and blood lust who accompanies Ares on the battlefield. Daughter of Zeus and Hera.

Eosphorus (Lucifer) - God of the morning star.

Erato - Muse of love lyrics and bridal songs.

Eris (Discordia) - Goddess of discord and strife. Daughter of Zeus and Hera. Started the Trojan war by creating the apple of discord.

Eunomia - Goddess of lawfulness and good order.

Euphrosyne  - Goddess of joy and festivities.

Eurus - God of the the east wind / south-east wind.

Euterpe - Muse of lyric poetry.

Granicus- A river god. Granicus was a river of Ida near Troy.

Harmonia (Concordia) -  Goddess of harmony and concord. Daughter of Ares and Aphrodite.

Hebe  (Juventus) - Goddess of youth. Cup-bearer to the gods and daughter of Zeus and Hera. Wife of Herakles.

Hermaphroditus - Deity of hermaphrodites, unions, androgyny, marriage, sexuality and fertility. Child of Aphrodite and Hermes.

Hesperia - Goddess of dusk.

Hesperus (Vesper) - God of the evening star.

Himerus- God of desire. An attendant of Eros.

Horcus - The personification of the curse that would befall upon any person that broke an oath they had taken.

Hygieia (Salus) - Goddess of good health.

Hymen - A god of marriage and the wedding feast.

Iaso- Goddess of healing.

Limos (Fames)- Goddess of starvation and famine.

Iris (Arcus) - Goddess of rainbows and the messenger of Hera.

Kakia - Goddess of vice.

Ktesios- Spirit who guarded storerooms.

Melicertes (Portunus) - God of ports and harbors.

Melpomene- Muse of tragedy.

Moros- Personification of doom.

Morpheus (Somnia) - God of dreams. Son of Hypnos.

Nemesis- Goddess of revenge and retribution.

Nereus - The old man of the sea. Son of Pontus.

Nike (Victoria) - Goddess of victory. A constant companion of Athena.

Nile - was the River-God of Aigyptos (Egypt) in North Africa.

Notus (Auster) - God of the south wind.

Pan (Faunus) - God of nature, the wild, shepherds, flocks, beekeepers, goats, of mountain wilds, and is often associated with sexuality.

Peitho (Suada)  - Goddess of persuasion

Persephone (Proserpine) - Queen of the underworld. Wife of Hades and daughter of Demeter. She was seen as the personification of spring.

Phantasos- God of surreal dreams.Son of Hypnos.

Pheme (Fama) - Goddess of rumor and report.

Phobetor - God of nightmares.

Phobos - God of fear and terror.Son of Ares and Aphrodite.

Phyllis - God of escape.

Plutus - God of riches and wealth. Son of Demeter. Blinded by Zeus so he might favor both righteous and irreverent people indiscriminately.

Ponos - God of hard labor and toil.

Praxidice- Goddess of enterprises, evil deeds and their punishment.

Priapus - God of fertility, vegetables, nature, livestock, fruit, beekeeping, sex, genitals, masculinity and gardens.

Psyche - Goddess of the soul.

Satyrs (Fauns) - Half-human woodland spirits, with the legs and feet of goats. Followers of Pan (Faunus) and Dionysus (Liber). They had hairy bodies with short horns on their foreheads. Older Satyrs were called Sileni.

Telesphorus- God of convalescence.

Terpsichore - Muse of the dance.

Thalia - Muse of comedy.

Thaumas - God of the awe-striking wonder of the sea. Embodiment of the sea’s dangerous aspects

Triptolemus - One of the original priests of Demeter, one of the first men to learn the secret rites and mysteries of Eleusinian Mysteries. When he died he was deified as the god who presided over the sowing of grain-seed and the milling of wheat.

Triton - The messenger of the sea. Son of Poseidon and Amphitrite.

Tyche (Fortuna) - Goddess of fortune and luck.

Urania - Muse of astronomy.

Zephyrus (Favonius)- God of the west wind. Husband of Chloris.

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THE FOUR SEASONS:

They are the daughters of the titans Helios and Selene,and are described as the four handmaidens of Hera:

Eiar (Spring)

Theros (Summer)

Phthinoporon (Autumn)

Cheimon (Winter)

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THE TWELVE HOURS:

Auge, first light (initially not part of the set),

Anatolê or Anatolia, sunrise,

Mousikê or Musica, the morning hour of music and study,

Gymnastikê, Gymnastica or Gymnasia, the morning hour of education, training, gymnastics/exercise,

Nymphê or Nympha, the morning hour of ablutions (bathing, washing),

Mesembria, noon,

Sponde, libations poured after lunch,

Elete, prayer, the first of the afternoon work hours,

Aktê, Acte or Cypris, eating and pleasure, the second of the afternoon work hours,

Hesperis, end of the afternoon work hours, start of evening,

Dysis, sunset,

Arktos or Arctus, night sky, constellation (initially not part of the set).

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THE NYMPHS: Female spirits who represented different elements of nature:

Oceanids (nymphs of the ocean),

Nereids (sea- nymphs),

Dryads and Hamad Dryads ( nymphs of ash trees)

Oreads (Mountain Nymphs),

Epipotamides (river nymphs),

Naiads (nymphs of brooks, lakes and springs),

Crenids (nymphs of springs),

Limnades (nymphs of lakes, marshes and swamps),

Nyseides ( bacchant nymphs),

Potameides ( nymphs of fountains, lakes rivers, and springs),

Limoniades ( nymphs of meadows of flowers) ,

Napaeae ( nymphs of glens).

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THE CHARITIES (The Graces): Goddesses of charm, beauty and nature.

Aglaea- Splendor

Euphrosyne- Mirth

Thalia - Good Cheer

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THE MORAI / THREE FATES (Parcae)-

-The three goddess who controlled the thread of life of every mortal from birth to death.

Clotho (Nona) spun the “thread” of human fate.

Lachesis(Decuma) dispensed it.

Atropos (Morta) cut the thread (thus determining the individual’s moment of death).

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 - - - > For a list of the Roman Gods Click Here

- - - > For a list of the Norse Gods Click Here

- - - > For a list of the Slavic Gods Click Here

SOURCES: “Who’s Who of Greek and Roman Mythology” by David Kravitz / theoi.com / “Encyclopedia of Spirits” by Judika Illes / “Classic Mythology” by William Hansen / “Mythology” by Edith Hamilton

You said that witchcraft may not be for some people but how do I know that? I personally love nature so much & I feel very relaxed when I meditate or do such things, does my love for magic actually matter? Does that determine if magick is for me or not? Some of my spells have worked but the majority didn't & I'm also not sure if these were just coincidences or if they were the spells, but it always happened as I mentioned in the spell & after I cast it so I'm guessing it was me?? Idk really, I just want to know, is my love for magic enough to make me a witch?

5 Clues that You are Meant for Witchcraft

1) You have at least one obvious supernatural gift or psychic ability.

2) Most of what is on this list are true for you, even if not so strongly.

3) You have gone through, or are experiencing, some level of awakening.

4) At least one divination method, such as tarot, feels very natural to you.

5) You love the occult and, for the most part, have overcome your fear of it.

If the above apply to you, but only weakly, then strengthen it with practice. Otherwise, you might be wasting your time.

Hello Diana! I absolutely love all your posts! When talking about tarot you recurrently talked about astrology could you tell us more about it please? Thank you for everything, have a lovely day

Tarot and Astrology

The stars are carved into the cards. A reader’s ability is fragmentary without knowledge of astrology.

Each Major Arcana is a sign or a planet. This is crucial when you are identifying people. Who will you marry? Who will your child be? A Pisces or an Aries?

The Fool is Uranus. They are both eccentric.

The Magician is Mercury. They are both intelligent.

The High Priestess is The Moon. They are both intuitive.

The Empress is Venus. They are the Queen of Queens.

The Emperor is Aries. They are natural leaders.

The Hierophant is Taurus. They embody stability.

The Lovers is Gemini. They represent duality.

The Chariot is Cancer. They carry their home with them.

Strength is Leo. They are the epitome of bravery.

The Hermit is Virgo. They are both analytical.

Wheel of Fortune is Jupiter. They are givers of abundance.

Justice is Libra. They both strive for fairness.

The Hanged Man is Neptune. They both love introspection.

Death is Scorpio. They are the masters of evolution.

Temperance is Sagittarius. Both need balance.

The Devil is Capricorn. Both are tied to the physical.

The Tower is Mars. They are destructive.

The Star is Aquarius. They both have many dreams.

The Moon is Pisces. They are the mystics.

The Sun is The Sun. They represent vitality.

Judgement is Pluto. They are both vindictive.

The World is Saturn. Commanders of the material.

And when predicting the future, the signs’ corresponding Court Cards indicate timing. When will your dream come true? A month from now or two?

Knight of Wands is Mutable Fire Sagittarius. End of November to most of December.

Queen of Wands is Cardinal Fire Aries. End of March to most of April.

King of Wands is Fixed Fire Leo. End of July to most of August.

Knight of Cups is Mutable Water Pisces. End of February to most of March.

Queen of Cups is Cardinal Water Cancer. End of June to most of July.

King of Cups is Fixed Water Scorpio. End of October to most of November.

Knight of Swords is Mutable Air Gemini. End of May to most of June.

Queen of Swords is Cardinal Air Libra. End of September to most of October.

King of Swords is Fixed Air Aquarius. End of January to most of February.

Knight of Pentacles is Mutable Earth Virgo. End of August to most of September.

Queen of Pentacles is Cardinal Earth Capricorn. End of December to most of January.

King of Pentacles is Fixed Earth Taurus. End of April to most of May.

Start here. If you can remember these, reading tarot will be a breeze.

My god! I've learned a wealth about tarot from watching your readings (which are scary accurate btw). But being a beginner, I sometimes don't know how to apply this knowledge in an organized way. I have like random notes that I tend to sadly forget about when I'm interpreting the cards. :( I guess my question really is a request for a cheat sheet about the personality of the court cards. If you do see this message, have a great day and thank you for all your wisdom and kindness, Lady Diana! <3

Tarot Cheat Sheet: The Court Cards as People

THE KINGS

KING OF WANDS

Positive: Passionate, Brave, Adventurous

Negative: Fickle, Insincere, Insatiable

KING OF CUPS

Positive: Loving, Understanding, Giving

Negative: Obsessive, Overdramatic, Melancholic

KING OF SWORDS

Positive: Intelligent, Strategic, Straightforward

Negative: Cruel, Cold, Selfish

KING OF PENTACLES

Positive: Tenacious, Trustworthy, Stable

Negative: Excessive, Hedonistic, Disdainful

THE QUEENS

QUEEN OF WANDS

Positive: Alluring, Optimistic, Daring

Negative: Vain, Devious, Backstabbing

QUEEN OF CUPS

Positive: Healing, Nurturing, Generous

Negative: Submissive, Boring, Hypersensitive

QUEEN OF SWORDS

Positive: Clever, Independent, Strong

Negative: Heartless, Judgmental, Superior

QUEEN OF PENTACLES

Positive: Charitable, Wise, Practical

Negative: Greedy, Spiteful, Condescending

THE KNIGHTS

KNIGHT OF WANDS

Positive: Attractive, Playful, Courageous

Negative: Unfaithful, Superficial, Inconsistent

KNIGHT OF CUPS

Positive: Romantic, Gracious, Dreamy

Negative: Jealous, Unrealistic, Shallow

KNIGHT OF SWORDS

Positive: Determined, Ambitious, Tough

Negative: Unscrupulous, Merciless, Manipulative

KNIGHT OF PENTACLES

Positive: Resilient, Honorable, Balanced

Negative: Slow, Monotonous, Overcritical

THE PAGES

PAGE OF WANDS

Positive: Purposeful, Energetic, Enthusiastic

Negative: Clueless, Dishonest, Capricious

PAGE OF CUPS

Positive: Affectionate, Cheerful, Honest

Negative: Naïve, Illogical, Weak

PAGE OF SWORDS

Positive: Protective, Investigative, Steadfast

Negative: Inconsiderate, Biased, Narrow

PAGE OF PENTACLES

Positive: Hardworking, Diligent, Vigilant

Negative: Unemotional, Awkward, Unapproachable

“Those poor boys”

“She deserves to be punished too.”

“I’m not saying I support rape, but-”

“Sorry to say - she deserved it.”

“She put herself in harm’s way”

“But if she was fingered, then that’s not rape.”

“She ruined their lives.”