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Deck Review: Noble Moon Tarot
Noble Moon Tarot is a richly storied, highly inclusive ancestral deck where “we [get to]…see ourselves in the archetypes that play out in these 78 magickal cards.” Created by New Orleans artist and witch Claire Christine Sargenti, Noble Moon Tarot is a feminine call to arms. Loud and proud in its inclusivity, this LGBTQ+, body-positive…
Book Review: Tarot Every Witch Way
From the publisher’s website: “Immerse yourself in the magic of tarot as Lilith Dorsey introduces you to the many ways it can complement your witchcraft.” This simple but accurate statement belies the depth of information contained in Tarot Every Witch Way. In addition to providing a deep exploration into the symbolism and meaning of each…
Deck Review: Lady Stirling’s Wicked Garden Oracle Deck
I’m fascinated with deadly plants, so it’s probably a good thing I don’t have a garden. That said, I was thrilled to indulge my curiosity with divination by delving into the world (and garden) of Lady Stirling. Delve isn’t the right word. As I unpacked the set, I realized that Lady Stirling’s Wicked Garden Oracle…
Deck Review: Divine Masculine Healing Oracle
If there was ever a time when humanity could benefit from positive divine masculine role models, surely it is now. This 44 card oracle deck comes in a hardcover box with a 176 page guidebook, and seeks to guide us to heal and integrate masculine energy in positive ways. Visually, it has a subtle yet…
Book Review: Introducing the Unified Esoteric System & Tarot
With INTRODUCING THE UNIFIED ESOTERIC SYSTEM & TAROT, Attila Karpathy presents an inclusive reimagining of the 78 that integrates the esoteric disciplines into “an instrument of self-observation, self-remembering and self-development”. Anyone looking for an all-in-one book that combines the various esoteric disciplines with the Tarot, need look no further than this work by all-round esotericist…
