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Sensual Wicca Ace of Wands

Sensual Wicca Ace of Wands
The choice of a salamander in magical symbology is no coincidence, given its remarkable transformation from a creature of water to a creature of land. Fire elementals were called salamanders. According to Monstropedia http://www.monstropedia.org/index.php?title=Salamander, “The salamander represents those who pass through the fires of passion and of this world without stain…. The salamander is also used to symbolize the flames, which it passes through, and so is a symbol of fire, temptation, and burning desire.”
The LWB for this deck gives the card’s meaning as “A new beginning, a new project, offer for employment, initiative”. Aces generally mean action and beginnings and the association with the element of fire leads us to new beginnings in creative endeavors or romantic relationships.
I’m planning to start writing a new story. What are you being driven to do?
Lyndi
Lotus Circle: Four of Wands

Four of Wands, Lotus Circle Tarot
I recently went to EPICon2010 in New Orleans and this card reminds me of the lovely Southern mansions in the area.
A couple stands at the foot of a staircase leading to a columned terrace. They seem to have come home.
In The Tarot of the Lotus Circle, Marilyn Campbell lists the following keywords for this card: Commitment; Contentment, Peace; New Home
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Tarot Spreads Illustrated interprets the Four of Wands as follows:
This is where it all starts coming together. Celebration after hard work. Good foundation, strong and stable… can support the design of your dreams.
In a reading, it often points to success and prosperity.
If you’re looking for a yes or no, the answer is yes.
Lyndi
Lotus Circle Tarot: 7 of Wands
I was introduced to this deck at the 2007 Romantic Times Booklovers Convention in Houston. Marilyn Campbell, who designed the deck and wrote the companion interpretive book, gave a workshop of Psychic Fiction. In the workshop, she read one or more cards for everyone present. The 7 of Wands was one of the cards I drew. I remember because she looked right at me and said, it doesn’t come faster if you push the button every five seconds. Or words to that effect. I laughed, but she was right on. I’m an Aries and I can be quite impatient at times.

Seven of Wands
In this card, a businesswoman stands waiting for an elevator. The companion book, Tarot of the Lotus Circle by Marilyn Campbell, Jasmine-Jade Enterprises, 2007, says:
Blockages; Minor Obstacles; Solvable Puzzles; Business negotiations are in order; Taking a stand. The change required at the moment is in your attitude.
If you draw this card when you’re looking for a yes or no answer to a query, the answer is clearly No.
This is a lovely deck, very contemporary, with a strong feminist feel. Unfortunately, it appears to be out of print at the moment, though a few are available through Amazon’s affiliates.
Lyndi