I feel drawn to The Morrigan. Is she cal

Three cards came out, and they don't confirm a caller — they describe a bond and a way of approaching it.

Past — Knight of Cups, upright. The pull arrived as charm, not as command. It came dressed as vision, beauty, a proposal of some kind — an invitation that flattered and had an aesthetic. Whatever made this land on you was the poetic register, and that matters for what follows.

Present — The Devil, upright. The central card, and a major, so this is structural rather than a passing mood. The Devil is not evil here; it's the chain that only becomes visible once you look straight at it. It says the pull is bound to something — an appetite, a fixation, a bargain whose terms you have not written down. Note what it wants kept, and by whom.

Future — Eight of Wands, reversed. Not arrival; stalled motion. Messages that don't land, plans that scatter, energy spent in a rush that never touches ground. This is the trajectory *if the present bond stays exactly as it is.*

So, conditionally: if you can put the thing she seems to be asking for into a single plain sentence — a real name, a real cost, a real term — then the Devil reads as a sworn pact rather than a trap, and the reversed Wands is a warning about approach, not about her. Approach her once, thoroughly, with the sentence in hand. If the ask turns out to be a mood you cannot phrase for anyone else, then the reversed Wands is describing exactly what you already feel: something repeatedly not arriving, because nothing was ever aimed at anything. That version is answered by study and a bounded practice, not by answering a call.

The cards cannot tell you whether a goddess is on the other end — that claim is not theirs to make, and I'm not making it. What they do say is that the form of your approach is the whole question, and that form is checkable in something older than your feeling.

One step, within 48 hours: go to an actual primary text where she speaks — the passages from the *Battle of the Fir Bolg* / the Táin material, where *Móraigen ó Macha* is described — and read what she is *called upon for* there. Write down her function in that text in one line. That line is the thing to test your own sense against; the cards gave you the shape of the question, the text gives you the only answer you can verify.

Would you like this spread drawn as an image, or kept in your journal?