Year Spread 2023

As I do offer divination services, I do take paid orders for large Year Spreads like these. However, they're only available for the week leading up to the New Year's day, and cost $400 for a full and complete reading of this type.

Yearly spreads aren’t anything new in the Divination community. They’re pretty common, honestly. But over the years I’ve developed a specific spread that’s a little bit different than your average one- utilizing all three major decks types to produce one huge, layered reading. 

The purpose is triple natured: First (the Key section) seeks to act as a sort of Shadow-Guide of sorts, alerting me to my current state, and to what I will face internally throughout the year. Second (the Houses) acts as as a broad strokes or more vague future-telling of events, trials and tribulations, and the like to watch out for concerning specific areas or topics close to me. And finally, the third acts as both as literal future-telling of the broad themes (Seasons) and largest concerns or events for each month (Year) as the year progresses.

This year I used several more decks than I typically do- and many of them were new ones that I acquired this year. Which is significantly unusual compared to what I normally do. I re-used my spread from last year, since it worked quite well- only doing very minor tweaks, such as removing the Sunrise and Sunset cards, and slightly changing the Houses again. As usual, these tweaks to the spread each year are based on the outcomes and accuracies of years prior. And they are made so that the spread continues to do- and tell me- exactly what I want it to. What's the point of doing a yearly spread otherwise? Especially one that you've kept doing every year for the last 8 years.

Key

⬩ Key Card (The Self, As Is): 31. UnDressing of a Salad

Balance. Avoiding Extremes. Achieving the Impossible. Being Impossible; 

The Dressing of a Salad requires a good balance- disparate elements must be blended into a tasty whole. The undressing requires truly remarkable Androitness. At first, one might think it impossible, but the fairy depicted is a faery of doing impossible things.

Things are in motion and the outcome is impossible to predict. A cool head is required to deal with this, as is a readiness to jump in whatever direction seems appropriate. Sudden changes of fortune may appear good or bad, but they are in flux and can be rechanneled if necessary. Develop poise, and stay calm, and use power with delicacy and discretion. 

⇞ Above (HaShem's Wisdom): 23. Salamander

Ouroboros. Creative Work. Infinite Wisdom. Alchemy.

 Each time, the Salamander is drawn in a circular form as if attempting to reach their own tails. This image is a reference to the symbol of the Ouroboros, a symbol of infinity: Never ending, and never dying; they teach us to step into our own power and show others what we're made of, and to learn to adapt to changing environments and survive at all costs.

Call on other Spirits when you need aid in facing adversity, comfort in changing surroundings, to add energy to forgotten or neglected cause, or to bridge passions with grounded reality. There is no task too large for the Salamander to work.

Pure Wisdom: Energy is being shifted and you are being guided to prepare for change and metamorphosis. There is no turning back or hiding away. The Spirits know that you are ready. Nudge yourself back into your work and keep the fire burning and alive; if the fire is beginning to flicker, the responsibility falls on you. When you finally own the wisdom of your aptitude, you will be able to teach others and ignite their flames as well.

⇟ Below (Ancestral Wisdom): 10. Astral Travels

Possible Impossibility. Freedom. Travel. Inner Dreams. 

The Astral realm is the place where mental and psychic meet to begin formation into reality. It tells us that we can hold all the knowledge and secrets of the Universe at hand- or, at least, all the knowledge of our desired goal to master; there are no limits to what we can achieve on this plane. It allows us to consider the possibility of the impossible.

Astral experiences are veiled with rich symbolism that is always unique to the individual.

Pure Wisdom: There is a time for great work, and a time for deep rest. While your Spirit and Mind may be saying one thing, you are ultimately governed by the laws of your body's capacity; it's time to get back to your body and remember how good it feels to nourish it. You are also called to break out of the box and look beyond the limits of what you can see. Clarity is needed- and freedom, even just for a little while. These hold the answer to an important truth to learn: Maybe the way isn't around but through. Be careful not to burn the candle at both ends. 

✼ Lunar (Dark Themes Ahead): 3. Hare and Oak [Reversed]

New Opportunities; what exciting opportunities should I follow up on?

Hares are often symbols of fertility and love, representing Springtime- a season of birth and abundance. Many ancient cultures have linked the Oak Tree with bravery and vitality.

Reverse: Themes of neglect and empty promises abound. Perhaps your hard work isn't paying off in a manner expected. Try connecting with the Hare to power through the difficult times ahead. 

❊ Solar (Light Themes Ahead): 15. Deer and Oat

Healing; how do you rest and recharge? 

The shy and gentle Fallow Deer is known for its White Spots and the broad, velvety Antlers it sheds and regrows each year. Similarly Oats are a symbol of restorative nutrition; even in poor soil. Oats can flourish.

Upright: Rest and Recharge. Moderation and mindfulness are key as you recover from trauma or a period of intense exertion. 

⇥ Navigation (Key Guidance): 32. Mirror Magic

Lunar Light. Past Lives. Self Care. Spectrum. 

The Moon shines her light into the vast unknown and offers her nocturnal magic freely. Her power controls the tides and she breathes in heavenly motion and love. With water and mirror she sees herself, and we are reminded to do the same (and, like her, refrain from any judgement).

Mirrors are portals and can also act as powerful protective shields. Mirror Magic itself is ancient, and Mirrors are important vessels. they were created as a means by which to see yourself better, and this alone should remind you to take self care of body, spirit, and mind seriously.

Pure Wisdom: Pay attention to the truth of a situation and determine if the path is aligned to your heart's calling. What do you see when you look into the mirror? Release the need to appear like others, and begin to know your true and unique self; Lunar light reflects your soul in its naked form. Be patient. Nothing is permanent and everything is fleeting. choose to believe in miracles, and not curses or defeat.

Elements

Earth (What Grounds Me): Basil

Improvement. Success. Luck.

Air (What Moves Me): Hickory

Guidance. Influence. Advice.

Fire (What Inspires Me): Obsidian

Intuition. Insight. Ability.

Water (What Relaxes Me): Garnet

Marriage. Fidelity. Faith.

Seasons

Winter (Rejuvenation): 26. Hops [Dawn]

The Hop Vine speeds ahead through life, voraciously grabbing at each new hurdle it must conquer. But as it grows it laves behind clusters of flowers, and these take life much more casually; with the vine having done the hard work already, they now reap its benefits. Step back and find a spot in the sun to soak up all tat restful energy.

Spring (Sowing): 47. Holly [Dawn]

Like Lightning forks of a Holly branch, you stand in the road, a decision before you. Which path will lead you where you want to go- and which may lead you to an unexpected destination (or lead you astray)? you're running out of time to make your choice, but know that once you've chosen there's no turning back. Make sure you've thought this through carefully.

Summer (Celebration): 54. Sickle [Dawn]

You've done it! The Sickle is a tool for harvesting; a link between your body and the bounty you have worked for through your own expansion. Your harvest is gathered, your loose ends tied off, and you can dray, and you can draw a deep breath knowing you've earned every moment of this

All your hard work has come to fruition and now it's time to reap the rewards.

Fall (Reaping): 27. Hawthorn [Dawn]

The wisdom of the past is all around us, and there's plenty we can learn from it. Hawthorn helps us reconnect with these stories; what's stopping you from moving forward? Consult your past- think about when you, or a member of your family or community may have encountered something similar before.

Houses

1st House (Self): 7 of Pentacles [Reversed]

Lack of long-term vision, limited success or reward.

The Seven of Pentacles reversed suggests your efforts may be scattered at this time and you are questioning whether you're investing in the right areas. Similarly, it suggests that even though you may continue to invest a lot of energy into a specific situation, you may not reap the rewards you're looking for. 

Examine where you're investing your time, energy and resources and make sure you're satisfied with your current progress and receiving a return on those investments. Prioritize your activities carefully and don't waste precious resources on areas that won't deliver results.

2nd House (Physical Health): The Wheel

Good luck, karma, life cycles, destiny, a turning point.

The Wheel of Fortune reminds you that the wheel is always turning and life is in a state of constant change. It asks you to be optimistic and have faith that the Universe will take care of your situation in the best way possible.

Be open to the help of others, too, as guidance from both the physical and spiritual realms is supporting you along your journey. They want you to do well, so relish their support right now. Call on them any time you need it.

3rd House (Mental Health): The Moon

Illusion. Fear. Anxiety. Subconscious. Intuition.

The Moon represents your fears and illusions and often comes out when you are projecting fear into your present and your future, based on your past experiences. To remedy this, connect with your subconscious mind and release any fears or anxieties holding you back. Hypnosis, therapy and shamanic healing can support this process. It can also indicate a time of uncertainty and illusion, when nothing is what it seems. Be careful of making fast decisions when The Moon appears because you may later realize you only had half the information you needed. You need to listen to and trust your intuition so you can see beyond what is in front of you. Feel into situations rather than thinking what they mean. Let go of your conscious mental blocks or negative self-talk and allow your intuition to guide you.

4th House (Finances): 4 of Swords [Reversed]

Exhaustion, burn-out, deep contemplation, stagnation.

Reversed this card sends a powerful message that you need to take time out to rest and recharge your energy. You are close to exhaustion, and your energy reserves are running low or on empty. If you don't stop and take some much-needed rest now, you may crash and burn-out completely, rendering yourself completely ineffective and unable to help anyone.

It can also represent stagnation and a lack of action leading to increased frustration- or a frustration with the lack of progress and change in your life. Part of this lack of change may be due to your passive approach. There may have been situations that were frustrating to you or that you were unhappy with but you chose to wait it out and hope that they would eventually change. Now you're feeling the ramifications of that choice.

5th House (Career): The Empress

Femininity, beauty, nature, nurturing, abundance.

The Empress signifies a strong connection with our femininity, which translates in many ways – elegance, sensuality, fertility, creative expression, nurturing. It calls on you to connect with your feminine energy to create beauty in your life; to connect with your senses through taste, touch, sound, smell and sight. Draw on these senses to experience pleasure and deep fulfilment. Discover different approaches to expressing yourself creatively, be it through painting, music, drama or other art forms ... This may be the perfect chance to take up a new hobby that enables you to access this part of yourself.

6th House (Resources): Ace of Swords

Breakthroughs, new ideas, mental clarity, success.

The Ace of Swords marks a wave of new energy from the intellectual realms. See this card as a sign of encouragement. When it appears it tells you that now is an excellent time to start a new project– one that requires your intellect, communication skills and mental power. But the sword is a double-edged blade, implying that it can create and destroy. The message is clear: With power comes responsibility. It will be up to you how you leverage the opportunity for the greater good of all rather than for selfish or aggressive power. You will need a strong heart and mind and need to see how to best use your power for the service of others and yourself.

7th House (Home / Housing): 5 of Pentacles [Reversed]

Recovery from financial loss, spiritual poverty.

The Five of Pentacles reversed indicates an end to difficult times, particularly if you have recently suffered a major financial hit or job loss. Finally, you can see a way out of your financial difficulties and your hope is renewed. 

However, if you find yourself fixating on the poverty mindset, then it’s time to stop. Even if you have just a few cents to your name, you may still have a loving family or a beating heart; yes, things may suck right now, but if you hear this poverty mindset coming through in your thoughts, pause for a moment and ask yourself whether “I can’t afford it” is the truth or a limiting belief ... When you truly value something, you’ll make it happen. 

8th House (Romantic Commitment): Death [Reversed]

Resistance to change, personal transformation, inner purging.

In the reversed position, Death can mean that you are on the verge of meaningful change but are resisting it; you may be reluctant to let go, or you may not know how to make the change you need. You may also still carry harmful viewpoints from the past that may interfere with a new opportunity. Because of your refusal, life has stagnated and you feel stuck in limbo ... Death reversed offers you the opportunity to embrace change rather than resist. As you learn to release the past and surrender to the present, the future becomes even brighter.

9th House (Friends): King of Cups

Emotionally balanced, compassionate, diplomatic.

The King of Cups represents mastery over the realms of emotion, creativity and the unconscious, and embodies the perfect balance between the executive and the heart. When he appears, it symbolizes that you have gained control of your feelings and can accept them without allowing them to get the better of you; not only are you able to assess and manage a situation logically, but you can also draw upon your intuition and understanding of human interactions. You don’t let things get to you, and you steer clear of the drama- instead choosing an emotionally balanced and calm approach. Even when life throws you a curve ball, you can draw on your emotional maturity and stability to help you navigate these challenges.

If you are being challenged personally, be firm on your personal boundaries, stating what is and is not acceptable on an emotional level. Use your intellect to make smart decisions and don't let other circumstances or whims sway you from your central beliefs and morals. Do not allow others to steer you off course; if you sense that logic and emotion are out of balance, draw on the energy of this King to realign yourself.

10th House (Community): 9 of Swords

Anxiety, worry, fear, depression, nightmares.

The Nine of Swords suggests that dark thoughts and disturbing feelings are weighing you down (and keeping you up at night); you're worrying excessively, and your negative thoughts are getting the better of you- leaving you stressed and anxious. The more you associate with your fears, however, the more they will rule your life; the fear and worry in the Nine of Swords can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. It becomes a negative cycle where one awful thought leads to another, and another, and another until they overwhelm you. And as you obsess over what may go wrong, you're more likely to manifest your worst-case scenario by inadvertently acting in ways that support your negative thoughts.

The Nine of Swords reminds you that much of the fear and worry you are experiencing is in your head and not necessarily an accurate reflection of what is happening around you. And so it asks you to break the cycle: Every time a negative emotion comes up, replace it with a positive one instead.

11th House (Religion and Spirituality): Queen of Wands

Courage, confidence, independence, social butterfly, determination.

The Queen of Wands reminds you that you are upbeat, courageous, and determined. You are here to see through your creative visions and life purpose, even in the face of adversity and challenge. Be bold in your undertakings and actions, then ... Don’t be afraid to own your real power and put it out into the world. You have so much to offer! Believe in yourself and what you stand for, and don't be afraid to speak up and be heard. 

12th House (Hidden Desires): Ace of Cups

Love, new relationships, compassion, creativity.

The Ace of Cups often represents a new relationship, be it a friendship, a new family connection or blossoming romance. It is exciting – fluttery even – and you are so glad to have met someone with whom you can share a special connection. Give yourself permission to open yourself to giving and receiving unconditional love, and you will notice that affection flows effortlessly when you are in this loving state of mind. The water in the card reflects the flow of emotion, and thus, the Ace of Cups suggests that the enthusiasm you two generate will get you fired up about yourself and life.

There is a generous, compassionate side to the Ace of Cups, too. See this as a time of giving (not taking) and make the most of any opportunity to help others. You have the power to share your inner radiance and positive energy, bringing great happiness to those around you. And you will find that the more you give, the more you receive on multiple levels. 

Year

January (Winter): The Emperor

Authority, establishment, structure, a father figure.

The Emperor represents a powerful leader who demands respect and authority, and reflects a system bound by rules and regulations. 

As a leader, you rule with a firm but fair hand. You have a clear vision of what you want to create, and you organize those around you to manifest your goal. You listen to the advice of others, but you prefer to have the final say; you create law and order by applying principles and guidelines to a specific situation. Create calm out of chaos by breaking down any problem into its parts and then mapping out the actions you need to take to resolve it. You are systematic, strategic, and highly organized in your approach. Conflict doesn’t scare you, and you won’t hesitate to use your power to protect those you care about. And in return, those people will repay you with the loyalty and respect you deserve. Claim your authority as leader and influencer and don’t let others put you down.

The Emperor card also signifies world knowledge and expertise. Through the course of your life, you have gained valuable wisdom and life experience, and now you enjoy offering guidance, advice, and direction to someone who might benefit from it as someone who likes to take what you have learned and pass it on so that others can be as wise and powerful as you.

February (Winter): God of Bones [Reversed]

Lost opportunity, lack of planning and foresight.

When the reversed Ace of Pentacles appears in a Tarot reading, you may feel hesitant about moving forward with an offer, invitation or opportunity, particularly one that relates to your career, finances or business. You may catch yourself second-guessing the timing or doubting whether you have what it takes to see it through. Don't move forward until you're ready. Assess the feasibility of your idea and its potential outcomes. Perform your due diligence and figure out if this opportunity is meant for you or not.

The Ace of Pentacles reversed may also be a warning that a financial opportunity – a pay raise, a new job, a loan, or a business offer – could fall through unexpectedly or the other party might retract it without explanation. It also advises you to be very careful with your expenditures. Now is not the time to get in over your head or take on any obligations with huge monthly repayments. Do not rely on the promise of a financial opportunity in the future (like a pay raise or a gift) either. Be pragmatic and allow a bit of ‘fat’ in your budgeting in case you are without employment or have a large and unexpected financial outlay.

March (Spring): Death [Reversed]

Resistance to change, personal transformation, inner purging.

In the reversed position, Death can mean that you are on the verge of meaningful change but are resisting it; you may be reluctant to let go, or you may not know how to make the change you need. You may also still carry harmful viewpoints from the past that may interfere with a new opportunity. Because of your refusal, life has stagnated and you feel stuck in limbo ... Death reversed offers you the opportunity to embrace change rather than resist. As you learn to release the past and surrender to the present, the future becomes even brighter.

April (Spring): 2 of Plumes

Difficult decisions, weighing up options, an impasse, avoidance.

The Two of Swords indicates that you are facing a challenging decision but are unclear about which option to take. Both possibilities seem equally good – or equally bad – and you're stumped about which will lead you to the best outcome. You must be able to weigh up the pros and cons of each choice and then make a conscious judgment; use both your head (your mind and the intellect) and your heart (your feelings and intuition) to choose the path that is most in alignment with your Higher Self.

It may be helpful to draw a further two cards for either side of the Two of Swords to show what it is you are trying to decide upon or balance. You may also like to draw four more cards for the pros and cons of each choice.

May (Spring): The Hanged Man [Reversed]

Opportunities. Choices. Wishful Thinking. Illusion.

Reversed, the Hanged Man can show that you know you need to hit the pause button but are resisting it. The Universe will only dial up the volume if you ignore it, however, and you may end up crashing as a result. So as soon as you hear the call, clear your schedule and make the space so you can tune in, slow down, and listen; while you feel resistant, it’s important that you surrender to ‘what is’ and let go of your attachment to how things should be. Be in flow with life, even if it’s not as you expected it, and loosen your grip.

The Hanged Man Reversed can also signal that you are stalling a decision or action. You may think you’re waiting until you feel 100% ready – but you’re probably never going to be 100% ready. So, what are you waiting for? Take the leap! Make that decision! Do it before the Universe decides it can’t wait for you.

June (Summer): 6 of Blooms

Revisiting the past, childhood memories, innocence, joy.

The Six of Cups is a card that takes you back to the happy memories from your past, whether as a child, teenager or young adult. It invites you to get in touch with your inner child and experience the fun, freedom and innocence that comes with being a young child again; when you give yourself permission to be playful, spontaneous, and creative, you connect more with your authentic self and your intuition.

It often shows an increased level of harmony and cooperation in your relationships as well; you are ready to give and receive, without expectation. You are also willing to give each other the benefit of the doubt, having moved on from challenging emotions ... It’s time to turn over a new leaf and start afresh from a more positive place.

July (Summer): 6 of Plumes [Reversed]

Personal transition, resistance to change, unfinished business.

When the reversed Six of Swords shows up, you may be going through a personal or spiritual transition or rite of passage. This is an intensely personal and private journey, and you are working in isolation to make it happen. At times, however, it indicates that you know you need to make a change or transition in your life but are reluctant to do so- especially because you believe that it has been forced upon you or you were not included in the decision ... It is natural to want to avoid discomfort, but sometimes you must push beyond your comfort zone so you can evolve as a person. There may be moments when you doubt whether you are making the right decision, but this card gently encourages you forward, reminding you that you are heading towards a better future.

August (Summer): Queen of Plumes

Independent, unbiased judgement, clear boundaries, direct communication.

The Queen of Swords combines the mental clarity and intellectual power of the suit of Swords with the maturity and receptiveness of the Queen: You have the gift of being able to use your intellect and unbiased judgement while also remaining flexible and open to receive input from other sources. And as you lead from the head and not the heart, you are better able to discern situations without the influence of emotion or sentimentality; it's not that you don't care about others, but you connect with other people through an intellectual understanding rather than an emotional one.

You are a truth-seeker. You are open to hearing the thoughts and opinions of others, but ultimately you filter that information to decipher what is true and what isn't. You don't tolerate mistruths or excessive ‘fluff’. You prefer to get to the heart of the matter without engaging in gossip, or too much chit chat- piercing through the noise and confusion to get straight to the point; there is no ‘beating about the bush’. And with an innate ability to tell it like it is there is no ‘softening’ of your comments, opinions, or thoughts, either. 

As a determined, independent and resilient person, you have established clear boundaries, and you are quick to call out someone who crosses them. You are upfront and honest in your views, and you expect the same from others. For this reason, people don't mess with you- not because you threaten them or inflict violence, but because you set expectations up front about how you want to be treated. Some people might be intimidated by you, but once they get past your tough exterior and develop a sense of trust and respect, they see your softer side; many people respect your opinion and come to you for advice when they need clarity.

September (Autumn): 6 of Bones [Reversed]

Self-care, unpaid debts, one-sided charity.

The Six of Pentacles reversed suggests that while you're giving to others freely, they're not giving back in return. And while you can’t change the other person’s response or force them to repay the favour (or the money owed), you can learn from the experience and decline to help in the future ... Or, if you do decide to offer help again, suggest an alternative way to pay you back so there is still a healthy exchange of energy.

Be careful that you do not over-commit yourself to others who seek your help, especially if you're struggling yourself- and be mindful about taking on debt right now, especially. Because while a generous spirit is a wonderful quality, you need to ensure that you are able to support yourself while helping others. Make sure you are also giving to yourself as well; a little self-care will go a long way, especially if you have been in giving mode for a long time ... Consider buying a little gift to show yourself appreciation for everything you’ve done. 

October (Autumn): 5 of Bones

Financial loss, poverty, lack mindset, isolation, worry.

You've hit hard times, especially when it comes to your work, career, finances, and material possessions. In this time of need, the Five of Pentacles indicates that you feel isolated and alone- as if you've been left in the cold and no one cares anymore. However, help is nearby but you are too focused on your problems to notice. You just need to be proactive and ask for help; to let go of your fear of rejection and reach out ... People are here to support you. Find them and let them know you need them.

At times, the Five of Pentacles also highlights a ‘lack mindset' in that you're focused on what you lack; all you can see is what is going wrong. To shift this energy, look for evidence of what you do have, even if it’s very small or seemingly insignificant, and express your gratitude for those blessings in your life.

November (Autumn): 7 of Bones

Long-term view, sustainable results, perseverance, investment.

The Seven of Pentacles shows you understand the value of putting in time and energy now for longer-term rewards, and have a strong desire to invest in sustainable results; you're not looking for quick wins. But you do want to make sure you're putting your attention on the right areas instead of wasting time and effort on tasks that won't deliver value.

See this card as an invitation to step back from the day-to-day operations and look at the bigger picture. Celebrate what you have created and assess your progress so far ... Are you on track? Are you focused on the right tasks for your goal? Similarly, if you are planning for the future, take a long-term view and assess where you can best invest your time and energy for the maximum output; you don't want to keep putting your heart and soul into something if you won’t reap the rewards for your work – and you have undoubtedly seen that some areas in your life are just energy-sappers.

Sometimes, however, the Seven of Pentacles can indicate frustration with slow results. You have been laboring away at something important, and you may feel concerned that your efforts will go unrewarded. Be patient and appreciate the progress you have made so far. If your work has not yet paid off as planned, remember that your expectations may be unreasonable; there are no guarantees. Be grateful, focus on the present and do what you can with what you have.

December (Winter): The Chariot [Reversed]

Self-discipline, opposition, lack of direction.

Reversed, the Chariot tells you to ‘back up the truck’ or “do a U-turn”; at times it's a warning that you're letting obstacles and challenges get in the way, preventing you from achieving what you set out to do; it’s all getting too hard, now, and you don’t have the will to go on. If something's not moving forward as you planned, it's a warning to re-evaluate the situation and check in to see if it’s a sign that you need to change course.Before taking action, The Chariot Reversed may be a hint that you need to focus your energy and attention on your internal processes (such as self-discipline, inner determination and personal commitment) instead. These internally focused actions are essential so that when the time comes to act, you will be ready.

If you are someone who likes to have command over your destiny and know where you are heading, take this opportunity to tighten the reins and become more disciplined in what you are doing. And stop trying to manage every minute detail in your life, as well. In doing so, you only feel even more out of control; loosen your grip and let things run their course. Be open to offers of help and then be grateful for what you receive, even if it’s not perfectly aligned with your expectations. You do not always have to be in the driver’s seat! While feeling a loss of power can be quite demoralizing, the key is to look at what you can control and what you cannot ... Don't allow yourself to worry about things out of your grasp that you can't change now. Instead, focus your energies on what IS in your control. Examine what you can do to improve the situation.

Decks this year included both the Pure Magic Oracle by Andrés Engracia and Judika Isles, and the Seed and Sickle Oracle by Fez Inkright, from last year's spread- alongside my traditional use of the Wooden Tarot Full Deck. Additionally, this year I added the Lo Scarabeo Harmonious Tarot, my own Whispering Oracle Redux Edition (no longer available), the Brian Froud Faerie's Oracle, and the Woodland Wardens Oracle by Jessica Roux.