This tarot deck invites you to explore interpretations through various layers—runic, astrological, numerological, and spiritual energies, including spirit animals. The Elemental Star (Wheel) originates from the "Flower and Tree Ceremony," a shamanic ritual. Use it as a foundation to tap into the elemental aspects guiding the cards.

The Five Elements and Their Directions

• East (Fire): Morning (03-09) and spring. Symbolizes power, creativity, and action. Reflects your active expression and passions.
• South (Water): Day (09-15) and summer. It represents emotions and empathy, from survival instincts to love. It highlights your emotional experiences and perceptions.
• West (Earth): Evening (15-21) and autumn. Signifies security and material aspects—the foundation of what you have or seek.
• North (Air): Night (21-03) and winter. It embodies consciousness, thought, and health and focuses on how thought translates to action and identity.
• Center (Void/Ether): This element encompasses all elements, symbolizing the soul and inner depth. It unifies energies as neutrality and potential.

Using the Elemental Wheel

Decide whether to focus broadly or on a specific question as you prepare for a reading. Shuffle your deck, then lay out the cards in this order:

1. East (Right and Spring): The beginning—action and energy.
2. South (Down and Summer): Experiences and emotions.
3. West (Left and Autumn): Foundations and security.
4. North (Up and Winter): Thought and identity.
5. Center (Middle and all over the period): The soul’s essence.

This layout highlights different periods: spring, summer, autumn, winter, and soul reflection. Masculine cards indicate expression, while feminine cards reflect impression. Choose symbols from the cards—whether runes, astrological, or others—to enhance your interpretation.