Rachel's DoW 24 Dark Goddess Tarot
Posted: 07 Jun 2020, 13:59
Back to tarot this week! Dark Goddess Tarot by Ellen Lorenzi-Prince is definitely my favorite goddess deck. (In fact, I recently took a new look at the Lo Scarabeo Universal Goddess, and I’m afraid I’ve lost all connection with it.) Dark Goddess has really large cards (5.5x3 inches) and one goddess per card Suits are elements, courts are Amazon, Siren, Witch, and Hag. The LWB includes origin of the goddess and a short, advice-y phrase. I also have the Fool’s Dog app.
Sunday Deck Interview
(It’s only taken me 3 months to figure out how to rotate and crop pictures . . .)
Deck’s most important characteristic: Eight of Air, Crow Mother
It’s a very intellectual deck, with lots of information if you want to look for it. It might be limited by its theme, but it also expands the theme!
Deck’s strength: Two of Earth, Hel
It’s called the Dark Goddess, but it includes plenty of light and dark, and, more deeply, all goddesses have light and dark.
Deck’s weakness: Eight of Earth, Cailleach
You can kind of see the bones/work that went into it? I don’t really think that’s a weakness. Its creativity is definitely part of its charm.
What deck can teach me: Seven of Fire, Durga
It can teach me to love the fight, which definitely what Durga did. I also love the tiger!
How can I learn from it: Six of Fire, Epona
Victory exists within every fight. You gotta play to win. The LWB points out winning comes with alliances. I need to cooperate on the deck’s terms to get the most out of it.
Outcome of our work together: 0 Fool, Sheela Na Gig
The outcome is the beginning! Working with this deck can lead anywhere and everywhere. There is no limit.
I look forward to sharing this deck with you this week!
Sunday Deck Interview
(It’s only taken me 3 months to figure out how to rotate and crop pictures . . .)
Deck’s most important characteristic: Eight of Air, Crow Mother
It’s a very intellectual deck, with lots of information if you want to look for it. It might be limited by its theme, but it also expands the theme!
Deck’s strength: Two of Earth, Hel
It’s called the Dark Goddess, but it includes plenty of light and dark, and, more deeply, all goddesses have light and dark.
Deck’s weakness: Eight of Earth, Cailleach
You can kind of see the bones/work that went into it? I don’t really think that’s a weakness. Its creativity is definitely part of its charm.
What deck can teach me: Seven of Fire, Durga
It can teach me to love the fight, which definitely what Durga did. I also love the tiger!
How can I learn from it: Six of Fire, Epona
Victory exists within every fight. You gotta play to win. The LWB points out winning comes with alliances. I need to cooperate on the deck’s terms to get the most out of it.
Outcome of our work together: 0 Fool, Sheela Na Gig
The outcome is the beginning! Working with this deck can lead anywhere and everywhere. There is no limit.
I look forward to sharing this deck with you this week!