Modern Witch Tarot

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End of book instructions for card care and storage, preparing for a reading, framing a question, and layout. The one-card draw, two 4-card layouts, While the wording of both the descriptions and the interpretations is modern, the divinatory meanings are not radically different to traditional meanings so much as updated and appropriate to 21st-century living. The advice given has a generally positive outlook but does not shy away from the less pleasant issues that can arise in readings. I lovethe depiction of the Six of Wands, too. This card is all about victory, success, and achievement and depicts a woman on a horse wearing a leopard print coat and ripped jeans. In her ear is a V earring, reflecting the card’s message. I love this touch and how it represents the meaning of the card. Image by Lou Siday

The Hierophant is traditionally depicted by a male character in a Christian religious role. And while this version deviates with a female Hierophant key symbolic images remain: The strength of traditional tarot symbols is combined with the strength and power of witchcraft in the twenty-first century, where we make our own magic with our own bodies and the latest fashion. However, some cards have multiple meanings that are not revealed in the description. The Moon card, for example, can represent anxiety and confusion. However, in this guidebook, it asks us to ‘ do something crazy.’I would also appreciate it if the guidebook contained the card keywords, as I think keywords are super useful for beginners. They are all wearing modern clothes and styles, but the Rider-Waite style is still there. Even though both the descriptions and the interpretations are written in modern language, the divinatory meanings are not that different from what they were in the past. And people of color are more than an afterthought; it’s a beautiful thing to see. These are real people, and they come in all sizes, colors, and ages.While witchcraft is a relatively prominent part of the culture of the US, and steeped into the energy of Mexico, it takes a different tone in Japan, where the majority of the population is polytheist. Instead, they have been updated to fit 21st-century life. The advice is mostly positive, but it doesn’t avoid talking about the less pleasant things that can come up in readings. In terms of the images on the cards themselves, the graphics are clear and bright, and the images are great. It is a modern take on the Smith-Waite theme, with lots of modern landscapes, clothes, and technology.

The Modern Witch Tarot comes in a very sturdy vertical slipcase that looks great. From the way the box is put together and designed, it’s clear that a lot of thought went into making this product. There’s even a piece of cardboard inside the box to keep the cards in place. Each card of the Minor Arcana is illustrated and closely mirrors the representations in the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot, but of course with its own modern twist. The symbol for the minor arcana suits looks very familiar, but the illustrated scenes are fun to explore. She also works with many kinds of Eastern and Western divination, including the I Ching (ancient Chinese text), tarot, feng shui and Four Pillars of Destiny (Chinese fortune telling). The Modern Witch Tarot arrives in a beautiful, slide to open box featuring cover artwork from ‘The Magician’ card. Intricate magical symbols are printed inside both the cover and sleeve of the box, in which sits the cards and an incredibly cute little guidebook. The Guidebook But the nuances of witchcraft are different for every witch. So, for an insight into the craft the world over, three women from Mexico, Japan and the US share why it’s one of the most inclusive practices of our times. Bere Parra, 39, Guanajuato City, Mexico

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Witch culture in LA is very big compared to Japan, but the biggest difference is that witches are not counterculture in Japan, since Christianity is not the majority [there]. Paganism and Buddhists are the majority, which is probably why it’s hard to find those who identify as a witch,” Madoka explains. “Japanese people believe that there are eight million deities in the world. Stone, wood, soil, seas, rivers — everything is a deity. It’s normal thinking for us.” Taylor Cordova, 31, Sonoran Desert, Arizona, USA Archie: Love and Heartbreak Special: Dilton’s Date With Destiny. Interior Art. Written by Stephanie Cooke. Archie Comics. Every one of the 78 Modern Witch Tarot Cards represents a different idea. Award-winning artist Lisa Sterle brings traditional signs into the modern day with bright artwork that honors the variety, enthusiasm, and vitality of the new form of magic taking place around the globe.