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Spell: Lammas Tarot Spread

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Lammas is the harvest festival of first fruits and grains. It's a sabbat aligned with gratitude, sweetness, sustenance, and abundance. Today, work with these energies to gain clarity and inspiration with the following tarot spread.

First, find the Empress card and place it face up. Now shuffle your deck. Stop whenever you feel like it and cut the deck once or twice. Then take the first four cards off the top of the deck and lay them out face up. Place card one to the left of the Empress and card two above the Empress. Place card three to the right of the Empress and card four below the Empress.

Card one is about reflection: How have you changed and what have you learned since last Lammas? Card two is about celebration: What wins have you celebrated over the past year? Card three is about enjoying the sweetness of what you already have, and card four offers insights on how you can call in even more wealth.

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