Arthurian Hallowquest

Tides and Seasons The Four Elements Questions and the meditation "The Cleansing of the Caers" There are several pages of writing associated with this lesson, and then the following four questions: 1. Review the seasons of the year in relation to your life: which season is easiest, and which most difficult for you? 2. What kinds of weather are easiest/ most difficult? 3. What is your best time of day? When does your energy become lowest? 4. Which is your natural element? Then there's quite a long guided meditation which moves you through each of the four compass directions, and …

The illustration show a small bridge over a deep chasm crumbling away. The sword falls down over the edge too. The LWB talks about the card as it relates to the Arthurian tales, but after a long time of using the deck, here's one interpretation that has come to me recently. I know it's personal and quite specific, but I think it can be useful to see what others ways we can 'read' a card. Other interpretations are very welcome. SWORD THREE The broken bridge. The unbridgeable gap. They can't come back! It's not about me exactly, except that I am on one side and some things I've been caught up on are on the other. And it's no good waiting (here) because t…

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At last, in the deep underground, we meet the Stone Hallow card. No questions or tasks. There's a meditation. A reading, entitled The Augury of the Stone of Wisdom (five cards)

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These ceremonies - the investitures - are the culmination of the traveling with the suit sign. They are a celebration, a commitment, and a formal rite. The instructions for them is quite long, but is well laid out in the book, and is very similar for each sign. May the journey through the seasons bless you PathWalker )0(

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This lesson speaks about recognising and responding to the Goddess (or other form) of the spirit of your land. The first page is some discussion of this, and then there's a lot of work - a set of 5 questions, a set of 4 tasks, a meditation, and a layout of the cards into a particular configuration. Remember, as ever you have a week (or as long as you need) to complete this lesson - no need to rush through it or worry about the amount of activities :)

This set of lessons - connected with the Grail realm, could well be begun at the Autumn Equinox, but if like me you're lagging, don't give up if you don't hit the dates suggested in the book. Just keeping going is the most important thing I think. So in this first lesson of the Grail realm we look at Grail Ten - the Grail castle by the sea, with some discussion about the connection between the time of year and the Grail suit. There are three questions, and then a meditation of entering and exploring the Castle. Then you'll find the ceremony for Grail Hallow. There is a ceremony for each Hallow as we come to their suit.These are very ritualized, but if they don't chi…

An introduction to the deeper meaning of the card, and then: Questions 1. What new cycle do you foresee coming into operation in the next ten years? 2. When all is dark, what are your personal strategies for stimulating hope? Meditation.

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