A tarot deck based on the white witch tradition refers to a set of tarot cards that align with the beliefs and practices of white witches. White witches, also known as benevolent witches or natural witches, follow a spiritual path that focuses on using magic and natural energies in a positive and ethical manner. The white witch tradition emphasizes harmony with nature, the use of herbs and crystals for healing and protection, and the belief in karma and the interconnectedness of all beings. This spiritual path differs from the more traditional black magic or dark witchcraft, which is often associated with harm or manipulation. A tarot deck based on the white witch tradition would reflect these core beliefs and values. The cards would likely feature depictions of natural elements, such as plants, animals, and celestial bodies, as well as symbols associated with white witchcraft, such as pentacles, wands, cups, and swords.
Use the transformative and healing power of the white witch in this stunning black and gold deck and companion guide. Use this deck as a traditional Tarot Majors-only system or delve into a technique using protagonists and antagonists pitted against each other until they reach unification. See your problems through a new lens with the psychodrama therapy-derived technique of characterization. Learn to visualize and build your own reality by discovering answers to your deepest questions, bringing to light powerful truths and seeing the radiance of the self through a poetic treatment of the Majors in this 22-card deck. Created through decades of research into Alchemy and different divination modalities, this deck offers a fresh new perspective on using the cards to unveil what has been hidden.
Learn to visualize and build your own reality by discovering answers to your deepest questions, bringing to light powerful truths and seeing the radiance of the self through a poetic treatment of the Majors in this 22-card deck. Use the transformative and healing power of the white witch as White Witch Maja D Aoust explores the 22 Major Arcana archetypes of the Tarot through meditative art and channeled mysteries in this stunning black and gold deck and companion guide.
The cards would likely feature depictions of natural elements, such as plants, animals, and celestial bodies, as well as symbols associated with white witchcraft, such as pentacles, wands, cups, and swords. The Major Arcana cards in the deck would depict important archetypes and themes in the white witch tradition, such as the High Priestess, the Magician, the Empress, and the Wheel of Fortune. These cards would offer guidance and insight into various aspects of the spiritual path, including intuitive wisdom, personal power, abundance, and the cycles of life.
White Witch Tarot
The Beautiful black and gold Images in the White Witch Tarot by Maja D’Aoust operate on us like a flickering flame, creating perceptual illusions, ambiguities and contradictions. Our rational mind may delight in the remarkable ability of the images to shift from one perspective to another but ultimately – to fully process these images - we have to call upon a deeper level of perception where these ambiguities and contradictions can be embraced in w holistic unity. This gentile nudge to process the card meanings on a deeper level can unleash powerful truths and help answer deep questions. this deck offers a fresh new approach on using the cards to unveil what has been hidden.
The 22 Major Arcana archetypes of the Tarot are presented in a quality keepsake box with companion book.
Specs
- Red Feather Deck
- By Maja D’Aoust
- box set 4″ x 5″ x 1″
- 22 art cards
- 48 page companion guide
Artist
Maja D’Aoust
Maja is a practicing White Witch whose interest in Alchemy and the Esoteric sciences spans her entire lifetime. After completing her Bachelors Degree in biochemistry, Maja studied Oriental medicine and later earned her Masters degree in transformational psychology with a focus on Shamanism, and the I Ching. Maja writes about alchemy and magic and lectures nationally on esoteric topics and works for her non-profit, the Well Wishers, along with Dr. Kelvin Dewolfe, to bring education and services of ancient knowledge to the community of Los Angeles.
Reviews
“Fates be praised! For her images…flicker like faces in the curling smoke of Delphi, shape-shifting shamanic glyphs that channel the always mutating archetypes straight into your hands. Remix at will! –Erik Davis, author of Nomad Codes: Adventures in Modern Esoterica
The Minor Arcana cards would represent everyday situations and experiences, offering guidance and advice on practical matters and relationships. Each suit would correspond to a different element, such as earth, air, fire, and water, representing the interconnectedness between the physical and spiritual realms. Overall, a tarot deck based on the white witch tradition would serve as a tool for self-reflection, guidance, and spiritual growth. It would reflect the unique perspective and beliefs of white witches, offering a divination system that aligns with their values and practices. Whether used by white witches themselves or by individuals seeking guidance from a positive and ethical spiritual path, this deck would offer a unique and empowering way to explore the mysteries of life and the interconnectedness of all beings..
Reviews for "Channeling the Divine: The Magic and Mystery of White Witch Tarot"
1. Samantha - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really excited to get this tarot deck based on the white witch tradition, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The artwork on the cards was not very appealing and lacked the mystical vibe I was hoping for. Additionally, I found the guidebook to be quite confusing and difficult to understand. I ended up not connecting with this deck at all, and it was a disappointment.
2. Michael - 1 out of 5 stars - I was expecting a lot more from this tarot deck based on the white witch tradition, but it turned out to be a complete letdown. The cards felt cheaply made and lacked the intricate details I've seen in other decks. The symbolism and imagery were also confusing and didn't resonate with me. Overall, I was highly disappointed with this deck and wouldn't recommend it to others.
3. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars - I thought this tarot deck based on the white witch tradition would be a great addition to my collection, but I was wrong. The quality of the cards was not up to par, with some of them even showing signs of wear and tear right out of the box. Moreover, the meanings of the cards in the guidebook were not well-explained and left me feeling confused. I found it difficult to connect with this deck and ultimately wished I had spent my money on a different one.