The wish is granted. Receive it fully, without apology.
Upright
The wish card. Satisfaction, comfort and getting what you asked for.
Reversed
Smugness, or a wish fulfilled that still feels empty.
Show the spirits
The spirit work
In the Goetia, Aim gives true answers to private matters by day; Orias teaches the virtues of the stars by night. Write your wish down before the reading.
Where the card sits
Correspondences
Show the spirits
Appears as a handsome man with three heads (serpent, starred man, calf) riding a viper with a firebrand. Sets places alight, sharpens wit and gives true answers to private matters. Goetia 23.
Appears as a lion on a strong horse, holding two hissing serpents. Teaches the virtues of the stars and the mansions of the planets, transforms, gives dignities and favour. Goetia 59.
The Sablerune Tarot
In the making
Seventy-eight cards in fine gold line. Hear when the deck is ready to hold.
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The meanings, the questions and the correspondences are the guidebook’s own. The paths, letters and astrology follow the Golden Dawn’s attributions; the angels are the Shem ha-Mephorash, as the deck gives them; the spirits, shown only when you ask for them, are the seventy-two of the Goetia. Where each comes from, and what is old and what is modern, is set out in the guidebook’s Notes on sources and seals.