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Ostara

I wish a very good ostara day aka. Spring equinox to everyone. May you be blessed and mote be❤

[queenie435]

Just posting this because the fact Lilith was demonized by most religions for her refusal to submit and bear children for man sounds rather disgusting to me?

[lunavenefica]

⛤ History of Tarot - Pt. 3 - The Empress ⛤

We continue our serie on tarot cards and their history & signification!

Our focus is now on the Empress, the III card of the Marseille Tarot.

At first, this card didn't have a lot of signification.

She was similar to her historical counterpart, the Empress:

Married to an Emperor, doomed to carry the heir and show the wealth of her husband.

In more recent representation of the Empress in the Marseille Tarot (After the XVIIIth century), she started to have a deeper signification and finally found her way in the Major Arcana, before her husband, the Emperor.

In this card, we can see the Empress dancing with her people. She is the symbol of inner wealth. Carrying life, shining on her card, she is the open door for intuition, creativity and desires.

With this card in your spread, the Empress wants you to create, to launch this project you put off so many times, to run into this desire of life.

She is a source of motivation that can appear in your life, and this passionate impulse coming from the guts.

⛤Keywords to remember : creativity, fertility, learning, seduction, desire, power, enthusiasm, harvest, elegance, abundance, beauty, creative burst.

Witchfully yours,

⛤Isidora & Bleiz ⛤

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How prepared you are before a casting a spell matters a lot.