The Homey Witch Tarot is a unique and enchanting tarot deck that brings together elements of whimsy, nature, and witchcraft. This deck is designed to invoke a sense of comfort and familiarity, while also offering deep insight and guidance through its mystical imagery and symbolism. Each card in the Homey Witch Tarot is lovingly illustrated with intricate details and vibrant colors. The artwork is reminiscent of a cozy cottage nestled in a magical forest, with each card depicting scenes of everyday magic and the beauty of the natural world. The deck follows the traditional structure of a tarot deck, consisting of 78 cards divided into the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana. The Major Arcana represents significant life events and spiritual lessons, while the Minor Arcana reflects more mundane aspects of life and daily experiences.
Another classic study of the subject, this one concentrating on the 16 th and 17 th centuries in England, is Keith Thomas’ Religion and the Decline of Magic, now also available as an eBook through SOLO. Thomas analyses the connections between magic and popular religion at a time the Protestant Reformation worked to take the magic out of religion, and science and rationalism also began to challenge the older systems of beliefs held by people on every level of English society. Staying with the topic of religion, but moving a bit further into the realm of science as well as into the 18 th century is Rob Iliffe’s Priest of Nature, which focuses on an often-neglected side of Isaac Newton, his private religious convictions that set him at odds with established law and Anglican doctrine. Iliffe’s discussion of Newton’s long-suppressed writings on his theological positions sheds light on the relationship between faith and science at a formative moment in history and thought, and the theological discussions that dominated Newton’s age, giving an insightful picture of the spiritual views of a man who fundamentally changed how we look at the universe.
Moran s 2005 Distilling Knowledge looks past contemporary assumptions and prejudices to determine what alchemists were actually doing in the context of early modern science between 1400 and 1700. For one, esotericism, occultism and mysticism are very much alive and flourishing, and making headlines even in the 21 st century last year US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez birth horoscope, drawn up by self-described psychic and astrologer Arthur Lipp-Bonewits, made Astrology Twitter go wild, while a coven of Brooklyn witches publicly hexed then-Supreme Court candidate Brett Kavanaugh.
The Major Arcana represents significant life events and spiritual lessons, while the Minor Arcana reflects more mundane aspects of life and daily experiences. What sets the Homey Witch Tarot apart is its emphasis on creating a sense of warmth and comfort. The deck features images of cozy interiors, inviting landscapes, and familiar objects that evoke a sense of nostalgia and ease.
History of the Occult (2020) - I need to talk
Just watched History of the Occult and sadly there is almost no discussion around the movie - I guess it will take some time before it makes the international circuit so a wider audiences experiences it.
The story revolves around a political show that tried to reveal the truth behind a mysterious murder. After one year facing threats, character assassination and stonewalling by the government, the show was finally cancelled and the crew only has one last live broadcast to try to uncover the connections between the government and the murder in what seems to be a vast, shady conspiracy. And yes, don't worry, things will get spooky soon.
The reason why I really want to discuss the movie is because the movie leans heavily into the conspiracy stuff. As a viewer you join the plot basically at its end (i.e. the broadcast of the show "60 Minutes to Midnight") and the movie does not care to give you any context at all. You see people running around at night through shady streets with unknown purpose, you notice throwaway comments about things that happened before. There are some dirty deals done under the table and you as a viewer only get a glimpse. It's very atmospheric and very gripping but you better be prepared to go with the flow and not to expect clear answers.
Now, the movie is not completely indecipherable. At the end you will have a general idea about what has happened up to the start of the movie but a ton of things are left unexplained. As for the ending (no spoilers): I am not sure if I am getting blueballed or if its quite logical what has happened . I tend to go for the latter.
Feel free to necro this thread if you feel like to, I don't mind if the admins don't mind, this movie definitely is food for thought and I'd love to discuss it.
Just watched History of the Occult and sadly there is almost no discussion around the movie - I guess it will take some time before it makes the international circuit so a wider audiences experiences it.
This makes the deck particularly helpful for those who are new to tarot or feel intimidated by other more traditional or esoteric decks. The Homey Witch Tarot encourages users to tap into their intuition and connect with their inner wisdom. The cards help to provide guidance and support in navigating life's challenges, offering insight into relationships, career choices, and personal growth. Whether you are an experienced tarot reader or a curious beginner, the Homey Witch Tarot is a delightful deck that invites you to explore the mysteries of the universe from a place of comfort and familiarity. With its charming artwork and intuitive guidance, this deck can help you find clarity and inspiration as you embark on your journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth..
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