The Wisdom of the Ancients: Exploring the Earth Witch Tarot Deck’s Connection to Ancient Practices

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The Earth Witch Tarot Deck is a beautifully illustrated tarot deck that draws inspiration from the natural world. It is designed to connect the user with the energies of the Earth and help them find guidance and insight. The deck features stunning artwork that captures the essence of the elements and draws on symbols and imagery from Earth-based spiritual traditions. Each card in the deck represents a different aspect of the natural world, from animals and plants to landscapes and celestial bodies. The Earth Witch Tarot Deck can be used for personal reflection, meditation, and divination, allowing the user to explore their own spiritual path and deepen their connection with the Earth. It is a powerful tool for those who seek to harness the energy of the natural world and tap into their own intuition.

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It is a powerful tool for those who seek to harness the energy of the natural world and tap into their own intuition. The deck includes a guidebook that provides interpretations for each card, as well as guidance on how to use the deck for readings and rituals. Whether you are a seasoned tarot reader or a beginner, the Earth Witch Tarot Deck offers a unique and enchanting way to explore the mysteries of the Earth and find guidance on your spiritual journey.

GEMSTONE MAGIC & MEANING: AQUAMARINE

Aquamarine has long been known to have a deep connection to the ocean. In fact, the name “aquamarine” is derived from the Latin word for seawater (aqua marina, “water of the sea”).

Metaphysical properties of Aquamarine

This stone ranges from a sea-green to a soft powder blue, and is believed to enhance clarity of perception and eyesight, flow of creativity, inspiration and intuition. It is calming, soothing, and cleansing, and inspires truth, trust, and letting go. Connected with the throat chakra, aquamarine can help the bearer overcome fear of speaking, as it opens the channels of clear and heartfelt communication.

Aquamarine in folklore

Folklore says that aquamarine was first found in the treasure chest of mermaids. Since then, aquamarine has been considered to be a sailor’s lucky stone, believing it would be protection for them on water. As well as protecting those who journey by sea (and alleviating seasickness or the fear of water), it guards those involved in any long-haul travel such as flying or driving long distances.

A protective talisman

Aquamarine becomes a particularly potent talisman when it is immersed in water, and if one works with it in this way in moonlight, it offers powerful assistance in opening the third eye. This way of working with aquamarine leads it to sometimes be known as the stone of the sea witch, as more than any other gemstone it is purported to open the doors to strong oceanic magic for those who are inclined towards sea-centered mysticism. Even for the non-witch, aquamarine is believed to open consciousness, releasing wisdom and creativity. It has a calming effect, and thus is noted for increasing courage and fortitude. It inspires the judgmental to be more tolerant, and helps cut through confusion and overwhelm to find kind compromise. As a love stone, Aquamarine can help two people with different lifestyles to live together in harmony, and reduces the effects of sensitive issues that cause quarrels. Aquamarine is often given as a love token or eternity ring, and increases commitment and fidelity “as long as the waters of the earth flow.”

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Ivy has a rich Pagan history, being associated with Dionysus/Bacchus, as the Bacchanals would become intoxicated from consuming it, seeking both visions and frenzy. Ivy has the magical capacity to both bring about intoxication and trance, if consumed, and to potentially help prevent these effects, when worn as a crown or carved into goblets as a symbol, according to the lore. It was also sacred to the Druids. At Yule, it can be used for divinatory sight. As a result of these associations, it was removed by the Christian Church from its proper place within the rituals of Yule or Christmas, because of fear of magic. Its later use became as a protection against witches, planted to grow along houses and on walls, so that witches could not enter. This comes from the idea that Ivy protects against negativity (as well as lightening). Ivy was used in spells for divining health and love, for communicating with spirits, in love binding spells, in protection magic, in luck charms, and in bringing death to something, as well as in other forms of cursing. Yet, today it is known as a commonplace invasive or ornamental plant. I’m feeling the parallel with the story of Malinalli. Ivy tends to send its roots down into the earth wherever it is able to touch the ground, and as most know it has the uncanny ability to climb and persevere in many settings. This all makes a kind of poetic sense, especially as the plant who gave its name to the original sorceress and keeper of earth based magical knowledge
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Reviews for "Earth Magic for Modern Witches: Using the Earth Witch Tarot Deck in Contemporary Practice"

1. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with the Earth Witch Tarot Deck. The artwork is very simplistic and lacks the details and beauty that I expect from a tarot deck. The cards also feel flimsy and cheaply made, which is a shame because I was hoping for a high-quality product. Additionally, the guidebook that comes with the deck is not very informative or insightful. Overall, I would not recommend this tarot deck to anyone looking for a visually stunning and spiritually meaningful experience.
2. John - ★★☆☆☆
I found the Earth Witch Tarot Deck to be quite underwhelming. The artwork is uninspiring and lacks creativity, making it difficult to connect with the cards on a deeper level. The symbols and imagery used in the deck are also quite generic, which takes away from the uniqueness that I look for in a tarot deck. Although the card stock is decent, the overall design of the deck left me feeling disappointed. There are much better options out there for those seeking a more engaging and impactful tarot experience.
3. Emma - ★★☆☆☆
Unfortunately, the Earth Witch Tarot Deck did not live up to my expectations. The illustrations are bland and lack the depth and complexity that I enjoy in a tarot deck. The card meanings provided in the guidebook were basic and didn't offer any unique insights or perspectives. While I appreciate the effort to create a nature-themed deck, the execution fell flat for me. I would recommend exploring other tarot decks that offer a more captivating and thought-provoking experience.

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