
Balance is a rhythm, not a resting point. Keep both coins moving.
Upright
Balance, adaptability and juggling priorities.
Reversed
Overcommitment and disorganisation.
Show the spirits
The spirit work
In the Goetia, Zepar binds by day; Alloces teaches astronomy by night. Ask what needs to move so something else can stay.
Where the card sits
Correspondences
Show the spirits

Appears as a soldier in red apparel and armour. Brings lovers together; can also make barren. Goetia 16.

Appears as a red, lion-faced soldier with flaming eyes on a great horse. Teaches astronomy and the liberal sciences and gives good familiars. Goetia 52.



The Sablerune Tarot
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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.



