The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck and Guidebook (Official Keepsake Box Set)

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The Swords suit in the Wild Unknown Tarot represents the element of Air. The meanings of the Swords cards relate to action, change, force, power, oppression, ambition, courage, and conflict. Actions can be constructive and/or destructive, sometimes leading to violence. This suit can also imply hatred, war, enemies, and of all suits, this is considered the most powerful and dangerous. I love your interpretations. This is exactly the thing I needed to read this morning too. I have felt my flame incredibly stifled lately but have been a little scared that fanning the flames will result in an episode of spontaneous combustion that might freak out everyone around me (and maybe even myself). There’s a lot of light that wants out but I sometimes feel the need to monitor the rate I let it out at so it doesn’t shine too fiercely. I feel like this card gives me permission to let loose and burn bright. Thanks for sharing 🙂 Reply The literal sun is often associated with a joyful reverence of life. This card is about being fully and gloriously alive. It is a continuation of the energy that started with the Magician: stepping into your true power, owning your radiance, embracing all that life has to offer. First time I saw the World, I saw a cell, a cell with a core made with the same material than the cosmos that surronds her. Then I saw the snake’s skin and thought about Jörmungandr, the giant snake (ouroboros) who maintains the world and his oceans in nordic mythology. The card makes me feel like the univers is the same on the microscopic and macroscopic level and everything has his place and is made from the same energy even if it’s not always visible at our scale 🙂 Imagine the moment when you are bathed in the warm rays of the sun. It feels like being nourished and healed as all your aches and pains have faded away. The sun card brings this wonderful energy to your life. Filled with vigor and an abundance of health, you feel secure and clear in everything you do. Take a moment to get outside today, being grateful for the energy radiating from the sun and the life it gives to every living thing in the world. II. The message of The Sun Wild Unknown Tarot in a reading

Don’t know if that matters to you in terms of the meaning of the card but I thought I’d mention it. Reply I like the section titled, “What to ask.” The suggestion to consider what you want to know and why you want to know it before trying to formulate your question is really great and something I will incorporate to help people clarify their question. The book then offers advice on shuffling and cutting the cards, before going on to introduce a few spreads. Spreads The Empress here is portrayed as a lavish, unapologetically luscious tree. A waning crescent moon peeks out above her from the night time sky. The colorful tree stands out against the darkness around her. Remember that the High Priestess was also cloaked in darkness. Night time in the Wild Unknown seems to be associated with the realm of the feminine , signifying mysteries and inward-moving energy. Daily Tarot Reading for April 20th Using The Wild Unknown Tarot - […] The Wild Unknown Tarot Guidebook, Carrie Mallon, Crystal Vaults, Crystal Meanings and […]

Strength speaks to your ability to calmly coerce other people to agree with your approach. Tolerance and compassion go a long way when you want to show the validity of your vision. But Strength also speaks to your ability to walk side by side with your own inner demons. Instead of ignoring them or trying to beat them into submission, your best approach is to gain mastery over them by tapping into your courage, your gentle (but fierce) power.

Her work has been featured in The New York Times, New York Magazine, NYLON, Teen Vogue, Design*Sponge, and Marie Claire. She lives in Portland, Oregon. When you see the Sun, it might be useful to ask yourself if you are saying YES to life. Are you fully plugged in to the radiant energies at work within you, or are you unconsciously dulling those energies? The Sun asks you to take whatever bold action would make you feel the most expansive at this time. Ace of Swords • Two of Swords • Three of Swords • Four of Swords • Five of Swords • Six of Swords • Seven of Swords • Eight of Swords • Nine of Swords • Ten of Swords • Daughter of Swords • Son of Swords Ray of Light – The Bare Necessities of Life! – Sharing my Journey of Love & Light - […] Carrie Mallon – Wild Unknown […] Go by instinct: Sometimes we “know” what the card means. Our intuition may be directing us to a particular implication.

The Wild Unknown Tarot has 78 cards with spare but intricate art of the natural world. Animals, trees, plants, and insects feature on the simplified but compelling cards. Beautifully published by the artist.