Occult tarot deck refers to a type of tarot deck that explores esoteric and mystical themes deeply rooted in occultism. These decks are often associated with hidden knowledge, spiritual practices, and divination. The term "occult" itself originates from the Latin word "occultus," which means hidden or secret. In the context of tarot, an occult tarot deck is typically characterized by its symbolism, imagery, and overall artistic design. These decks often deviate from the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS) tarot deck, incorporating esoteric concepts, ancient mysticism, and various occult traditions. Occult tarot decks can vary greatly in their artistic styles, themes, and interpretations.
Occult tarot decks can vary greatly in their artistic styles, themes, and interpretations. Some notable occult tarot decks include the Thoth Tarot designed by Aleister Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris, the Marseille Tarot, and the Hermetic Tarot. These decks often feature intricate illustrations, rich symbolism, and occult references that draw from a wide range of magical traditions, such as Kabbalah, alchemy, astrology, and hermeticism.
Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 Ending Explained: The Realm of Darkness, Blood Witches and the Portal
With major spoilers, we break down the significance of the season 2 finale for Fate: The Winx Saga's lore and for the future.
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Warning: contains spoilers for the Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 finale.
Everything is different in season two of Fate: The Winx Saga, but what remains the same is Bloom’s search for answers about who she is. Things have changed for the worse at Alfea. After Ms. Dowling’s “disappearance,” former headmistress Rosalind returns to run the school like a military boot camp. Meanwhile, scrapers are unleashed by Blood Witches to steal magic from fairies. While Alfea adapts to its new reality, Bloom and her friends look for ways to restore the Alfea they love, and stop the new threat.
This season, the Suitemates find friendship, love, and themselves. Aisha has her first boyfriend, first kiss, and first heartbreak with a Specialist named Gray, who turns out to be the enemy. Terra gets over her unrequited crush on Dane, and realizes she goes after unattainable boys because she actually liked girls. Musa uses her powers carelessly, resulting in her boyfriend Sam leaving Alfea. When a scraper takes her power, somewhat to her satisfaction, she focuses on fight training with Riven and the specialists. Stella is painfully restricted from using her power, and tries to scheme and maneuver around Rosalind, while also growing her friendship with Beatrix. Flora transfers to Alfea to be there for her coustin, Terra, and quickly becomes an integral part of the Winx Club.
Using an occult tarot deck for divination purposes allows the reader to tap into deeper spiritual and esoteric meanings behind each card. The imagery and symbolism present in these decks offer a more nuanced perspective on the human experience and can provide insights into the hidden aspects of one's life, psyche, and spiritual journey. It is important to note that working with an occult tarot deck requires some degree of familiarity with occultism and esoteric traditions. These decks may not be suitable for beginners or those solely seeking a more traditional interpretation of the tarot. However, for those who are interested in delving deeper into the mystical and hidden aspects of tarot, an occult tarot deck can provide a powerful tool for self-discovery, personal growth, and spiritual exploration..
Reviews for "Using Occult Tarot for Self-Reflection and Personal Growth"
1. Stephanie - 2/5 - I was really excited to try the Occult Tarot Feck deck as I love all things mystical and alternative. However, I was disappointed when I received the deck and started using it. The cardstock quality was poor and flimsy, making it difficult to shuffle without damaging the cards. Additionally, the artwork, while unique, didn't resonate with me and lacked the depth and symbolism I was hoping for. Overall, I found this deck to be underwhelming and wouldn't recommend it to serious tarot enthusiasts.
2. Michael - 1/5 - The Occult Tarot Feck deck was a total waste of money for me. The deck's imagery was too dark and graphic for my taste, making it unpleasant to work with. The included guidebook was also poorly written and lacked detailed interpretations for the cards. I struggled to connect with the deck and found it confusing to use, ultimately feeling frustrated and dissatisfied. I would advise others to steer clear of this deck if they are looking for a more traditional and accessible tarot experience.
3. Laura - 2/5 - I initially thought the Occult Tarot Feck deck would be a cool addition to my tarot collection, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The card stock was disappointingly thin and easily worn, causing the cards to warp quickly over time. The artwork, while trying to be edgy and unique, felt forced and lacked the depth and symbolism I look for in a tarot deck. Overall, I found the Occult Tarot Feck deck to be a subpar choice and would recommend exploring other options for a more satisfying tarot experience.