The Routine Witch Tarot is a deck of tarot cards designed to incorporate the concept of daily routines into the practice of tarot reading. Created by artist Corina Dross, this unique tarot deck features beautifully hand-drawn illustrations that depict various routines and activities typically found in everyday life. Each card in the Routine Witch Tarot deck represents a different aspect of daily routine, such as waking up, morning rituals, work, leisure activities, and bedtime routines. The cards are divided into different suits, just like a traditional tarot deck, with each suit representing a different area of daily life. The Routine Witch Tarot aims to bring the magic of tarot into the mundane aspects of everyday life. By using this deck, practitioners can explore the messages and wisdom that can be found within their daily routines and activities.
By using this deck, practitioners can explore the messages and wisdom that can be found within their daily routines and activities. Whether it's a card representing self-care and relaxation, or a card symbolizing the challenges and rewards of work, this tarot deck encourages users to find meaning and significance in the simple acts that make up their day. In addition to the cards themselves, the Routine Witch Tarot also comes with a guidebook that provides interpretations for each card.
Learning tarot as a chaotic witch with ADHD
ꕤ First. With my contrary AuDHD brain, being consistent is hard. I like the idea of a slow & intentional morning routine. Journaling, tea, etc. I’d try it for a day or two. But it never stuck. I end up doing whatever, be it scrolling tiktok or falling down internet rabbit holes.
But I figured out one way to sorta hack my brain. If I want to implement a new routine or habit, TIE IN A SPECIAL INTEREST.
ꕤ Second. I’ve been wanting to learn tarot for months. I have two decks. I just need to sit down & study & make myself learn it. Right? Wrong. I just won’t do it. No matter how much I want to.
One day I just decided to do a reading for myself. Even though I didn’t know what it meant. I looked up the meaning of the specific 1-3 cards I drew. I learned just those cards. A very small & palatable start.
ꕤ My readings were sporadic though. Just whenever I got the urge. I’m a chaotic & eclectic witch, so that’s not unexpected. But I found myself not retaining anything I’d learned from one reading to the next.
(I mean that in regards to memorizing the tarot deck, not the information gleaned from the reading message).
ꕤ Very recently I’ve been wanting more clarity in my life. I know I have spirit guides. And I can feel my ancestors presences often. I see angel numbers all the time. And that’s really cool & all. But sometimes you just want a more detailed message, you know?
ꕤ So last week I started my morning with the question, “What do I need to know for today?” I pulled a rune, an oracle, and two tarot cards. And I looked up what they meant. Simple.
I would write down what I gleaned from the reading on a post-it. And at the end of the day, I noticed a lot of synchronicities. And also ways in which I might’ve misread something or it ended up being different than I’d thought.
ꕤ In regards to my spirituality & witchcraft, I’m always learning. And I think there’s this balance of respecting myself & my practice enough to show up & learn, and also giving myself the grace to feel all the feelings that come with learning something new. Like imposter syndrome or feeling inadequate or overwhelmed.
ꕤ By showing myself this grace & coming from a place of curiosity (& a deep, obsessive interest in witchcraft), I seem to be sticking with this routine. Four days in a row so far. And this is the progress I’ve seen:
• I’m remembering several cards & their meanings.
• I’m feeling more confident in drawing cards using my intuition. I used to refuse to do that, and would only accept cards that flew out of the deck while shuffling.
• I feel way more connected with my deck that I did before.
ꕤ I will end on this note. I think it’s super important to figure out what works for you in your spiritual practice. Consistency is not a requirement. Like I said, I’m a chaotic eclectic witch. I refresh my money bowls on any day of the month, I forget to blow cinnamon in my front door on the first, and I often set out my moon water the night after the full moon.
My point is, I think it’s so neat whenever I successfully adopt a habit for myself. It’s really truly very hard sometimes.
ꕤ In regards to my spirituality & witchcraft, I’m always learning. And I think there’s this balance of respecting myself & my practice enough to show up & learn, and also giving myself the grace to feel all the feelings that come with learning something new. Like imposter syndrome or feeling inadequate or overwhelmed.
The interpretations provide insights into the symbolism and meanings behind each routine depicted in the card, allowing users to gain a deeper understanding of the messages that may be conveyed. By incorporating the Routine Witch Tarot into their tarot practice, individuals can integrate the wisdom and guidance of tarot into their daily lives. This deck offers a unique tool for self-reflection, mindfulness, and personal growth, by encouraging individuals to recognize the significance of their routines and how they can contribute to their overall well-being. Whether you are a seasoned tarot reader or new to the practice, the Routine Witch Tarot provides a fresh and inspiring approach to tarot reading. It invites users to embrace the magic and wisdom that can be found in the ordinary moments of life, and to see their daily routines as opportunities for growth and transformation..
Reviews for "Tarot affirmations for daily guidance with the routine witch tarot"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to try out the Routine Witch Tarot, but overall I was quite disappointed. The artwork seemed very simplistic and lacking in detail compared to other tarot decks I have used. Additionally, the interpretations of the cards felt uninspiring and generic. I found myself wishing for more depth and complexity in the readings. Overall, I did not connect with this tarot deck and would not recommend it to others.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - The Routine Witch Tarot was a complete letdown for me. The illustrations felt amateurish and poorly executed. The colors were bland and unappealing, making it difficult to find any inspiration or meaning in the readings. The guidebook accompanying the deck was also unhelpful and lacked substance. I had high hopes for this tarot deck, but unfortunately, it fell short in every aspect. I would suggest looking for other options if you are serious about tarot reading.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I found the Routine Witch Tarot to be quite underwhelming. The artwork lacked the enchantment and allure I was expecting from a tarot deck. It felt like a rushed and unpolished product. Additionally, the card meanings and interpretations were often vague and lacked depth. I found myself struggling to extract meaningful guidance from the readings. Overall, I was left feeling dissatisfied and would not recommend this tarot deck to others who are looking for a visually appealing and insightful experience.