Celtic Cross appears in 2 systems: the same name is used for more than one thing. Both are shown below.
Symbols
Celtic Cross
Cross with circle, representing four directions unified in center, or sun and cross combined.
No canonical Unicode character exists for the Celtic cross; the field is left empty rather than carrying a wrong sign (the cross of Jerusalem was shown here before).
Correspondences
- Element
- All
- Chakra
- Heart Chakra
Practice
- Magical Uses
- ProtectionBalanceFour directionsUnity
Nature and meaning
- Meaning
Cross with circle, representing four directions unified in center, or sun and cross combined
- Deities
- Brigid
Details
- Keywords
- Four directionsUnityCrossroadsCenter
Tarot spreads
Practice
- Purpose
- Comprehensive situation analysis
- Difficulty
- Advanced
Details
- Positions
- 10
- Layout
- Complex
- Position Meanings
- Present situationChallenge/CrossingFoundation/PastRecent pastPossible futureNear futureYour approachExternal influencesHopes/FearsFinal outcome
- Best for
- Major decisionsLife changesDeep exploration
- Time Required
- 30-45 minutes
- When to Use
- Planetary daysJupiterSunPlanetary hoursJupiterSunZodiac signsTime of dayNoonAfternoonSituationsMajor decisionsLife crossroadsAvoidMercury retrogradeRushed readings
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