Full Moon Tarot Meetings

• 3–4 days before the full moon: Card reveal with image description + registration opens (closes 2 hours before the Meeting)

• 1–3 days before: Full article posted on Substack

• 1–3 days after the full moon: The Meeting happens

• Zoom link sent 1 hour before

Registration opens ~6 days before each Meeting. I’m allowing flexibility around dates so scheduling isn’t tight around other commitments, as the day will change each moon cycle.

1. Opening ritual. We introduce ourselves and attune to the card together.

2. Materia. I may read the article aloud or bring in additional writing, another author’s perspective, an image etc. This creates raw material to work from.

3. We share. Dialogue, Respond, Question. You bring what you see, what sparked you, what emerged.

4. Optional exercise/experiments. We might explore a symbol, prompt, or question through dialogue or active imagination.

5. Closing ritual. We create ‘acts’ to help carry forward the message from the card to play with in your own time.

This isn’t a teaching workshop or more interpretation from me. You’ve already received my perspective in the article. Here, we get a chance to explore the card, symbol and experience together.

• Responsibility. You’re responsible for your own responses and what you take away.

• No advice-giving. We’re here to explore, not solve problems for each other.

• Cross-pollination. Responding to each other, and building on what’s being shared is encouraged! It’s dialogue, not a round-robin of individual opinions.

• Perspective-widening. Your experience offers something that might shift how others see. We can’t know the value in advance.

• Participation is desirable, not optional. Speak, use the chat, keep your camera off, whatever works for you. No pressure.

• Confidentiality. What’s shared here stays in the meeting.

• We’re not looking for the correct meaning. This is an opportunity to experiment, play, and see what the card points to now, for you, to something in your community, or something collective.

• There’s permission to be curious, exploratory, uncertain and playful.