Tarot Rituals

Each tarot ritual invites students to explore the intersection of Tarot, Qabalah, and Magic, engaging the cards not only as symbols, but as instruments of operation. These workings move beyond interpretation, guiding the student into direct contact with the forces represented in the deck, and into a deeper understanding of how those forces move within the self.

Each ritual takes on a distinct current:

The Wheel works through Earth, revealing cycles, repetition, and the structures that bind or support the Work. It shows where the magician is caught in pattern, and where new movement may be introduced.

The Chalice works through Water, opening the emotional body and the currents that flow beneath perception. It reveals what is felt, what is held, and what may be released or transformed.

Double Edged Sword works through Air, sharpening the mind and the mechanics of thought. It clarifies perception, language, and the patterns through which the magician interprets reality.

The Wand works through Fire, revealing will in motion. It shows what is actually being directed, what is reinforced through action, and what current is created through repeated force.

The Star of the Magus works through Spirit, attuning the magician to the greater field of influence, guidance, and alignment with the archetypal powers of the Major Arcana.

Through these rituals, students learn to transform ancient wisdom into lived experience, making the Tarot not a tool of passive divination, but a living system of magical practice.

Name of Class: Tarot Rituals for Magicians
Instructor: Jessica Chappell
Length of class: 2 hrs
Prerequisite: None
Recorded for absentees: Yes

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