The Witch Folk Tarot is a beautifully illustrated deck of tarot cards designed by Renée Starr. It draws inspiration from different witchcraft traditions and folklore. The deck consists of 79 cards, with 22 Major Arcana and 57 Minor Arcana cards. The artwork in the Witch Folk Tarot is rich and evocative, with each card depicting symbolic imagery that reflects the themes and meanings associated with tarot. The illustrations incorporate elements from various witchcraft practices, including herbs, crystals, animals, and celestial bodies. The Major Arcana cards in the deck represent significant life events and spiritual lessons.
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The Major Arcana cards in the deck represent significant life events and spiritual lessons. They include well-known cards like The Fool, The Magician, and The High Priestess, as well as additional cards such as The Witch, The Moon, and The Healer. The Minor Arcana cards are divided into four suits: Cups, Swords, Pentacles, and Wands.
❤️ Self Care Saturday (On a Sunday)
These Saturday readings are (not usually) bearing in on any one thing or event in my life, as the question used is asking for a more general outlook. This is a self care exercise, and is not meant as a predictive reading… although that, too, happens on occasion.
The question is… What do I need to focus for self-care through the week ahead?
Earth – Knave of Cups, La Gourmande atop L’effarouchée – Push aside your fear in order to dive into the lessons that need learned. You are leaning towards shut-in behaviors, and this is not healthy for you. It’s time to work on re-training yourself and your reactions to take you out more, instead of indulging in the fears and habits that encourage distance from others and hibernation behavior.
Air – The Tower and L’Ethérée – More grounding is needed. Seek out those things that will allow your roots to dig deep and your sense of balance and solidity to flourish. A well rooted tree weathers the storm far better than a sapling. This last storm tore up some strong, well established roots. It’s time to dig them deep into the soil once more.
Water – Wheel of Fortune and L’Idéaliste – You need to work on accepting that you’re not going to be able to put out your absolute best into every single day, and that that’s okay. Demanding for perfection from yourself all the time it’s not healthy, and it puts you on an emotional roller coaster that you don’t need to ride.
Fire – The Magician and L’Impudique – Throw caution to the wind and be more adventurous. You have it in you, you just need to tap into those tools and skills that will allow you to explore more thoroughly and get out of each experience exactly what you want.
Waning – Mice and Tower – Ease up on those walls. You don’t have to be so on guard all the time in preparation of things going wrong.
Waxing – Tree and Dog – Connect and do healthy things with those that love you and want to spend time with you.
Take Away – Self care this week is all about making sure you don’t fall into the habits that isolate you from others and the world at large. Get out in nature and get the energy boost and grounding you need from your time among the trees. Be gentle with yourself this week and make it something you enjoy instead of just a week of hiding in a hole away from everyone and everything.
Water – Wheel of Fortune and L’Idéaliste – You need to work on accepting that you’re not going to be able to put out your absolute best into every single day, and that that’s okay. Demanding for perfection from yourself all the time it’s not healthy, and it puts you on an emotional roller coaster that you don’t need to ride.
Each suit has ten numbered cards and four Court Cards: Page, Knight, Queen, and King. One unique feature of the Witch Folk Tarot is the inclusion of a special card called The Seeker. This card represents the person using the deck and serves as a reminder to approach the tarot with curiosity and open-mindedness. The Witch Folk Tarot can be used for divination and personal reflection, offering insights into different aspects of life, relationships, and personal growth. The deck encourages users to tap into their intuition and inner wisdom, exploring the deeper meaning behind the cards. Whether you are a seasoned tarot reader or a beginner, the Witch Folk Tarot offers a beautifully crafted deck that resonates with the magical and mystical qualities of witchcraft and folklore. It can serve as a tool for self-discovery and spiritual exploration, allowing individuals to connect with the energies and archetypes represented in the cards..
Reviews for "The Witch Folk Tarot: Connecting with Nature and Spirit"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Witch Folk Tarot. The artwork was not as detailed or vibrant as I had hoped, and the accompanying guidebook was lacking in depth and explanations. It felt like a rushed and poorly executed project. I also found the card meanings to be quite vague and open to interpretation, which hindered my ability to connect with the deck and gain any meaningful insights. Overall, I would not recommend this tarot deck to anyone looking for a comprehensive and visually appealing tool for divination.
2. Mark - 1 star - I found the Witch Folk Tarot to be completely underwhelming. The illustrations lacked creativity and the color palette was dull and uninteresting. The deck did not evoke any sort of enchantment or mystique that one would expect from a tarot deck. Furthermore, I struggled to connect with the interpretations provided in the guidebook, as they often felt disconnected from the traditional meanings of the cards. Overall, this deck did not meet my expectations and I would not recommend it to anyone seeking a unique and insightful tarot experience.
3. Emily - 2 stars - The Witch Folk Tarot fell short for me. The artwork felt flat and uninspiring, lacking the depth and intricate details that draw me into a tarot deck. The accompanying guidebook was also disappointing, as it provided limited information and interpretations that felt generic and uninsightful. I prefer tarot decks that offer a more immersive and captivating experience, and this deck did not deliver on that front. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and would not recommend this deck to fellow tarot enthusiasts.
4. Jason - 2 stars - I was not impressed with the Witch Folk Tarot. The illustrations had a simplistic and amateurish quality that did not resonate with me. Additionally, the guidebook was inadequate in providing sufficient explanations for the card meanings, leaving me feeling disconnected and unsure of how to interpret each card. I found myself relying on other tarot resources to gain a deeper understanding of the deck. Overall, I was disappointed with this tarot deck and would not recommend it to others seeking a more profound and visually captivating experience.
5. Rebecca - 2 stars - The Witch Folk Tarot left me feeling unimpressed. The artwork lacked the intricate details and symbolism that I look for in a tarot deck, and the illustrations felt amateurish and unfinished. The accompanying guidebook also fell short, as it failed to provide comprehensive interpretations or guidance on how to connect with the deck. Ultimately, I found this deck to be lackluster and lacking the depth and substance I seek in a tarot experience. I would not recommend it to those who are seeking a more profound and visually engaging deck.