The Green Witch Tarot Guidebook is a companion book to the Green Witch Tarot deck. It is written by Ann Moura, an author and expert in the field of witchcraft and tarot. The book provides detailed explanations and interpretations of each card in the deck, as well as guidance on how to use the cards for divination and personal growth. The Green Witch Tarot is a nature-based tarot deck that draws on the symbolism and spirituality of the natural world. The guidebook delves into the rich symbolism of the deck, explaining how each card relates to the cycles of nature and the elements of earth, air, fire, and water. Moura also explores the connections between the tarot and witchcraft, highlighting the ways in which the cards can be used as tools for spellwork and ritual.
Moura also explores the connections between the tarot and witchcraft, highlighting the ways in which the cards can be used as tools for spellwork and ritual. In addition to the card meanings, the Guidebook offers insights into the tarot as a whole, including its history and various systems of interpretation. Moura presents alternative spreads and exercises to help readers deepen their understanding of the cards and develop their intuition.
The Green Witch Tarot Card Deck
Enter the world of the green witch, where vivid imagery helps you align with the elements, natural energies, and the old religion. Presenting witchcraft practices and meaningful encounters with plants and animals, The Green Witch Tarot lets you open a channel between the reader and the spiritual beings of nature.
Beautifully illustrated by Kiri Østergaard Leonard and accompanied by a comprehensive guidebook for easy interpretation, this deck is full of powerful symbols and energetic wisdom you can use to find the answers you seek.
Ann Moura has been a practitioner of Green Witchcraft for over forty years. She holds both a B.A. and an M.A. in History. Moura lives in Florida where she runs her own metaphysical store, presents public rituals, and teaches classes on the Craft.
Kiri Østergaard Leonard (Brooklyn, NY) is a freelance illustrator who attended The Academy of Fine Arts in Aarhus, Denmark, before continuing her studies at the Pratt Institute in New York City. She has worked on art projects ranging from children's books to fantasy illustration.
Boxed Kit | English | 264 pages | 6 x 8 x 2 IN | 78 Cards
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The back of the card shows a wreath made of roses and vines to create a pentacle. It’s quite pretty, but more than that, I appreciate how the design is offset towards the top of the card. This makes avoiding reversed cards very easy during a tarot reading. It’s tiny details like this that really set a well-thought out deck apart. You *know* the creator agonized over every last detail!
She also includes a section on reading reversals, providing guidance on how to interpret cards that appear upside down in a spread. Throughout the book, Moura emphasizes the importance of intuition and personal connection in working with the tarot. She encourages readers to trust their own instincts and to incorporate their own experiences and knowledge into their interpretations. She also stresses the ethical considerations of tarot reading, reminding readers to approach the cards with respect and responsibility. The Green Witch Tarot Guidebook is beautifully illustrated with images of the cards from the deck, as well as additional artwork and natural imagery. The book is organized in a clear and accessible manner, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced tarot readers. Its detailed explanations and practical exercises make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the world of tarot and witchcraft..
Reviews for "Enhancing Your Connection with the Moon through the Green Witch Tarot Guidebook"
1. Jane - 2 stars
I found "The Green Witch Tarot Guidebook" to be extremely disappointing. The book lacked in-depth explanations and useful information about the cards. I was hoping for more guidance on interpreting the symbolism and meanings behind each card, but instead, I found vague descriptions that left me confused. Additionally, the writing style felt unengaging, making it sometimes difficult to stay focused. Overall, I would not recommend this guidebook for beginners or those seeking comprehensive knowledge on tarot reading.
2. Mike - 1 star
As an experienced tarot enthusiast, I was hoping to find some fresh insights and a unique perspective in "The Green Witch Tarot Guidebook." Unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed. The book seemed to offer nothing new or exciting, providing generic interpretations that can be found in numerous other tarot guidebooks. Furthermore, the organization of the content was chaotic and lacked a clear structure, making it challenging to navigate through the book. Overall, I would not recommend this guidebook to anyone who has already studied tarot extensively, as it fails to offer any value or unique perspectives.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
"The Green Witch Tarot Guidebook" was a letdown for me. The descriptions of the cards were minimal and often repetitive, leaving much to be desired in terms of depth and clarity. Additionally, the author seemed to assume that the reader was already familiar with tarot, as there was a lack of explanations about basic principles and techniques. This made it difficult for me as a beginner to fully grasp the meanings behind the cards and left me feeling frustrated. Overall, I would not recommend this guidebook for beginners or anyone seeking a comprehensive and detailed understanding of tarot reading.