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Tarot

Cups

14 cards.

Open any card for the picture, both faces of the meaning, questions, and a short practice.

Cups

Ace of Cups

ace

Cups

Two of Cups

2

Cups

Three of Cups

3

Cups

Four of Cups

4

Cups

Five of Cups

5

Cups

Six of Cups

6

Cups

Seven of Cups

7

Cups

Eight of Cups

8

Cups

Nine of Cups

9

Cups

Ten of Cups

10

Cups

Page of Cups

page

Cups

Knight of Cups

knight

Cups

Queen of Cups

queen

Cups

King of Cups

king

Colophon

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  • The path
  • Principles
  • Agency and consent
  • Devotion
  • Community
  • Ecology

Practice

  • Worship and practice
  • Set an altar
  • Daily devotion
  • Offerings and prayers
  • Open and close
  • Cast a circle

Stories

  • Queer sacred stories
  • How to read them
  • You need no precedent
  • Antinous
  • Dionysus
  • Apollo

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