Thank you very much to all our amazing speakers, our kind and generous sponsors, and to everyone who came along and made the weekend so wonderful! It is based on the classic Rider-Waite but updated with modern witched, bringing a friendly approachable style with a positive vibe to it.

The Tarot of the White Cats is very much in the tradition of the Rider-Waite Tarot - except for the blue-eyed, white cats drawn in the cards, instead of people.In readings, these cards focus on the faculty and power of intellect, which like the swords themselves, are double-edged.

The major arcana and court cards each feature a different animal, from cat the giraffe, while the pip cards all depict a motif of the same animal for each suit. One important note; the cards are very thin and some of our readers mentioned the edges started to peel and corners are chipping away from the back after only a few uses. However, it must be noted that the conventional titles of the Major Arcana have largely been discarded in favor of more thematic names such as The White Hart replacing The Fool, The Enchanter becoming The Magician, Black Shuck taking over as Death and The Fairy Wind replacing The Chariot, among a few.The Winged Enchantment Oracle has 39 shape-shifting cards inspired by the legends and splendour of the bird and avian world.

The Cat Tarot gives you true insight into the world of a cat’s natural intelligence and can be used for all types of readings. As would be expected in a deck based on real animals in their natural state, beiges, browns, greens and grays predominate, with muted blue, gray, black and white skies. This is what I’ve set out to do with this article, to make it easy and effortless to find the best tarot deckthat resonates with you and your wishes. This deck gives a great look inside the heart of ancient magical forests with its wide range of wild creatures as inhabitants.In essence these are questions that encourage self reflection and meditation on the qualities represented by the totem animal. It is pretty obvious that snakes represent temptation and sexuality, as most people are familiar with the story of the snake tempting Adam and Eve. Author Leeza Robertson blogs for Witches and Pagans dot com, and her reflections in the guide are those one would expect from a modern American witch or pagan.