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Tarot for Working with the Energy of Yule and Your Familiar

  • Writer: Admin: Caitlin
    Admin: Caitlin
  • Dec 24, 2024
  • 1 min read

Yule has arrived and with it the Winter Solstice. This is the longest night of the year. It is a time of reflection, renewal, and a celebration of the slow return of the sun.


Working with the energy of Yule and your familiar can create a meaningful, heart-centered celebration.


Yule is a time to embrace stillness, which our animals are experts at. Tune into their calming and grounding presence.


This is also a time to express gratitude. Consider your familiars role in your life. What lessons have they taught you or are currently teaching you? How has your animal supported you this year? What have they given you? comfort? laughter? love?


Yule is about hope, renewal, and the promise of brighter days. Celebrate this turning point with your familiar by bringing joy and light into your home. Take your dog for a walk under the stars or spend a cozy evening with your cat while watching the light of your Yule candles.


What are your favorite ways to honor Yule with your familiar? Share your traditions and experiences in the comments below!


For a tarot reading to receive a message from your familiar for Yule well as to receive their advice for this time of year, watch the video below:



For more about Yule, how to celebrate and ritual ideas watch the videos below.







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