Moon Magic Oracle Cards are a powerful tool for self-reflection and divination. The cards draw inspiration from the energy and phases of the moon, offering guidance and insight into different areas of life. Each card in the deck features stunning artwork and a keyword or phrase that represents the essence of the card's energy. The Moon Magic Oracle Cards can be used in various ways, depending on the user's preferences and intentions. Some people choose to pull a daily card to set their intentions for the day or to gain insight into a particular situation. Others may use the cards as a focal point during meditation or as a tool for deeper introspection and self-discovery.
There are seven major types of magic:
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Others may use the cards as a focal point during meditation or as a tool for deeper introspection and self-discovery. One of the unique aspects of these oracle cards is their connection to the moon and its cycles. The moon has long been associated with various aspects of life, from emotional experiences to intuition and feminine energy.
The Seven Types of Magic
In keeping with the upcoming Halloween holiday, I have decided to compose this week’s blog post on a theme that discusses the magical traditions of the Subtle Realm.
There are seven major types of magic:
Two of them are well known to most people, what we might call popular applications of magic.
Five of them are hidden secrets of the esoteric branches of the magical and occult schools of the Lower Astral Plane.
The two types of magic that have been popularized in modern culture include stage magic and divinatory magic.
Stage magic uses illusion, sleight of hand, and attentional misdirection; utilizes ingenious props; and creates a background of dramatic music and stagecraft to entertain people. The popular magic shows performed in theaters and on television feature this type of magic.
Divinatory magic uses structured divinatory methods such as the Tarot cards or the Ouija Board to evoke guidance and elicit information from the subconscious and unconscious bands of the mind. In some divinatory magical systems, they may invoke the spirits of the dead—the Ouija Board used in séances is of this type. Others may have cards that invoke the angels—for example, the angel cards. Tarot cards draw upon powerful archetypes of the unconscious mind. Carl Jung attributed the ability of divinatory magic to mirror psychological states to synchronicity.
There are five “hidden” forms of magic that are utilized on the Lower Astral Plane.
- Ritual magic – Ritual magic enacts a series of structured actions coupled with affirmations or spells to provide protection or invoke powerful forces. The candidate for occult training learns ritual magic on the Magicians Subplane of the Lower Astral Plane. Examples include Building the Armor of Light, used for protection from psychic attack; and the Greater Banishment Rite, employed to clear a ritual space to perform the rites of magic.
- Suggestive magic (spells) – This is a verbal statement or intentional suggestion that activates the creative ethers of the Lower Astral Plane. This type of magic is featured in the television show, “Merlin,” and the popular Harry Potter series of books and movies. Wiccan groups of the first Subplane of the Lower Astral Plane primarily practice this type; Celts and Druids also tap this level to do their own forms of suggestive magic.
- Spoken word magic (fiat) – In this form, the Soul Spark declares a command that directs the entities of the Lower Astral Plane. The anchoring phrase, “And so mote it be,” can be added to ordinary spells to empower them and magnify their power. This type of magic draws upon the power of the octave of volition we call the Magical Will. Occult initiates draw upon this power of the spoken word when they intone the secret names of God and angels in the Third Occult Initiation.
- Intercessory magic – This type of magic is applied in traditions that bind and control spirits on the Lower Astral Plane. Through the practice of magical containment or entrapment, spiritual entities can be made to carry out certain actions at the magician’s command. The popular image of the genie in the lamp derives from this type of magical intervention; the jinn magic of Arab cultures makes use of this type of intercessory magic. A wide variety of entities can be made to carry out the magician’s bidding. This type of magic is typically first encountered in inmost circle surrounding the presence of the Hermit, which dwells at the doorway to the occult mystery schools.
- Hypnotic magic – This anchors suggestion into the minds of other people without their consent. This can make them do specified actions, speak selected words, believe suggested content, or alter their perception. While clinical hypnotherapists use hypnosis for therapeutic purposes with the consent of their patient, occult initiates do not. Varieties of this ability to bypass the conscious mind and implant suggestions in the unconscious mind of others during the First Occult Initiation, where the candidate learns the method of controlling others through anchoring suggestion in their unconscious mind; the Second Occult Initiation, where the occult initiate is trained in using sexual attraction, seduction, and temptation to control others; and the Fourth Occult Initiation, where the advanced occult initiate can use fear, coercion, and intimidation to control an entire nation.
If you are doing your spiritual development beyond the Lower Astral Plane, you will normally not encounter these occult forms of magic. Those who are doing their spiritual work in the Middle Subtle Band and the Lower Astral Plane, however, are susceptible to these forms of magic.
There are four major types of defenses against these forms of occult magic.
- Shielding – This create an impenetrable barrier that magical suggestions cannot enter. Building the armor of light is an example of this type of defense.
- Deflection or mirroring – This deflects the magical force back to the sender, so they become the target of the spell they cast.
- Transformation – This transforms the suggestion into something benign or silly, so the suggestion is neutralized and becomes harmless.
- Destruction – In this scenario, a great force overwhelms the perpetrator of the magical attack, which neutralizes the magical spell, may paralyze or entrap him or her, or in rare cases, he or she may even be slain. This mighty power becomes activated when the Soul Spark migrates onto the Subtle Illumined Mind: the inner wizard becomes empowered to counter magical attempts to control you.
The marker of occult work is to force one’s will upon others through fear, intimidation, physical violence or psychological coercion, torture, or uninvited, unwanted magical suggestion.
To become a Light Worker, you must abandon all attempts to force others to do your bidding, and instead, serve their Soul through ministry and sharing your God-given gifts. To pass beyond the Lower Astral Plane, you must renounce these means to control or coerce others for your personal gain.
We point out that suggestive means—temptation, seduction, exploitative persuasion, misleading advertising, subliminal messages, and distortion of the truth to make you do what someone else wants—don’t work if there are no karmic impressions in your unconscious mind that can respond to these attempts to induce craving and desire in your mind. For example, if you have lost the craving for sugar, you are not tempted to go into a doughnut or pastry shop.
Through the use of transformational meditation, many of these karmic desire impressions are removed from the unconscious mind. When this occurs, these suggestions no longer have any effect, and you can no longer be manipulated covertly. For those of you that are interested in removing these karmic impressions, we teach these transformational techniques in our intermediate meditation courses, the in-person Mudrashram® Master Course in Meditation and the by-mail and online Accelerated Meditation Program.
We encourage you to have at least a cursory knowledge of these two popular and five occult forms of magic. You need to know how avoid the influences of occult magic. You need to be able to align yourself with the Forces of Light, and stop engaging in any occult practices that cause harm to others.
In keeping with the upcoming Halloween holiday, I have decided to compose this week’s blog post on a theme that discusses the magical traditions of the Subtle Realm.
By tapping into the energy of the moon through these cards, users can gain a better understanding of their own emotions, intuition, and personal cycles. The Moon Magic Oracle Cards also offer a pathway for connecting with the divine and receiving spiritual guidance. Whether you believe in a specific deity or simply a higher power, these cards can act as a conduit for receiving messages and insight from the spiritual realm. The artwork, symbols, and keywords on the cards can spark intuition and provide the user with a deeper understanding of their own path and purpose. In addition to their spiritual and reflective qualities, the Moon Magic Oracle Cards can also be used as a tool for manifestation and intention setting. By using the cards to explore and clarify desires and goals, users can better align themselves with their truest intentions. The cards can also help in identifying any blocks or limiting beliefs that may be standing in the way of manifesting desires, allowing for greater personal growth and transformation. Overall, the Moon Magic Oracle Cards are a valuable resource for anyone seeking guidance, reflection, and connection to the moon's energy. Whether you are a seasoned oracle card user or new to divination practices, these cards offer a beautiful and powerful tool for exploring the depths of your own intuition and understanding..
Reviews for "Awaken Your Inner Goddess with Moon Magic Oracle Cards"
1. Jane - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Moon Magic Oracle Cards. The artwork on the cards was beautiful, but I found the guidebook to be lacking in depth and insight. The interpretations felt overly simplified, and it didn't feel like I was receiving guidance or connecting with the cards on a deeper level. I also found the cardstock to be flimsy and easily damaged. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these cards to anyone looking for a meaningful and intuitive oracle deck.
2. Mark - 1 star - I was excited to give the Moon Magic Oracle Cards a try, but unfortunately, they fell short of my expectations. The illustrations were lovely, but the messages on the cards themselves felt vague and generic. I was hoping for more specific guidance and insights, but instead, I found myself having to rely heavily on the guidebook to understand the meaning behind each card. Additionally, the cardstock quality was poor, and I noticed that some of the corners were already frayed upon opening the packaging. I regret purchasing these cards and would not recommend them to serious card readers.
3. Emily - 2 stars - As a seasoned oracle card user, I was disappointed with the Moon Magic Oracle Cards. The artwork is undeniably beautiful, but the messages on the cards felt repetitive and lacking in depth. I was hoping for more unique and thought-provoking insights, but instead, I found myself flipping through the guidebook to find any sort of useful information. The cardstock quality was also subpar, and I worry about their durability over time. Overall, I don't feel like these cards offered much value and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone looking for a robust and enlightening oracle deck.
4. Michael - 1.5 stars - I found the Moon Magic Oracle Cards to be underwhelming. The artwork was visually pleasing, but the interpretations on the cards themselves felt generic and uninspiring. I didn't feel a deep connection or sense of guidance when using these cards. Furthermore, the guidebook didn't offer much additional insight, and I found myself relying on my intuition more than the actual card meanings. The cardstock was also flimsy and easily bent, which is disappointing considering the price point. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these cards to anyone seeking a meaningful and transformative oracle experience.
5. Sarah - 2 stars - The Moon Magic Oracle Cards left me feeling unimpressed. While the illustrations are beautiful, the messages on the cards felt vague and lacking in substance. I was hoping for deeper insights and guidance, but I found myself struggling to connect with the cards on a meaningful level. The guidebook offered some additional information, but I still felt like I was missing something. Additionally, the cardstock felt cheap and easily damaged. I regret purchasing these cards and would suggest looking for a more enlightening oracle deck.