Full Harvest Moon Tarot Reading (Patreon)

The energy from this Full Harvest Moon can be felt for up to 3 days! Here is a 3 card tarot pull  using my new Game of Thrones deck! Are there any fans here? Here is a sneak peek of this tarot deck.

Card 1: Knight of Cups

This card corresponds to promises, ideals and invitations. Romantic and idealistic, this knight may enchant you, so this card can show the possibility of new love. This knight loves being the lover: Equally, you may project onto him or her the dream qualities you ideally want. Wait before you commit. Applied to a situation, there's a proposal or an invitation for you, but assess carefully what is on offer.

Card 2: The Priestess

The Red Woman, Melisandre, is the tarot's Priestess, shadow binder, and former advisor to Stannis Baratheon and Jon Snow. The flames in her chamber represent R'hllor, Lord of Light; fire is her holy book, through which she communes with her god. Her card number, II, signifies duality. The Priestess meditates between the earthly and spirit realms, what is evident and what is hidden. Melisandre also has a hidden identity of crone. While her practices have brutal outcomes - she births a vile spectre to kill Renly Baratheon, and incites the killing of Shireen Baratheon - she can use her power for good, and briefly redeems herself by bringing Jon Snow back to life after his assassination by the Night's Watch. For this reason, Melisandre echoes both negative and positive aspects of the tarot's spiritual Priestess. 

The Priestess reveals wisdom, intuition, and secrets. The card invites you to honor your intuition and connect with spiritual guidance. This is also a time for privacy and discretion, and you may need to protect a secret, or at least keep your own counsel. You inner life is important now, and you may be drawn to study and seeking a mentor. This card also corresponds to significant dreams and clairvoyance. 

Card 3: The World

The key words for this card are completion, success, reward, integration and expansion. A map of Westeros is depicted with the creatures of the sigils of houses Stark, Baratheon, Lannister, and Targaryen. The four sigils echo the symbols of the four evangelists on the Rider Waite Smith World card known as the tetramorph (Matthew, the man; Mark the lion; Luke the ox; and John, the eagle). The animals represent the four corners of the Westerosi world. 

The card's number, XXI, reduces to three, the number of the Empress: Daenerys Targaryen, who vows to break the cycle of oppression and claim the Seven Kingdoms, fulfilling her destiny. The World is also the final card in the major arcana sequence before we return to 0 and the fool, who is reborn into a new world.

The World represents fulfillment and deserved success. This may be graduation, promotion, the completion of a landmark creative project, or celebrating key anniversaries and birthdays. In relationships and families, love flourishes and brings you joy. This card also heralds a time of expansion as future plans take seed, so you may travel or move into a new business and friendship circles. Spiritually, this card suggests oneness with the world. This card also could mean awards and gifts.