The Witch’s Alphabet, Theban Alphabet, The Runes of Honorius. This text is known by many names. This language is still used today by some Freemasons, Witches, Pagans, Druids and Occultist. This text is believed to hold much power within the symbols. Many witches and occult practicers use these symbols in their magick.
Uses: Books of Shadows, Witch Jars, Spells, Hexs, and Summons.
The Mother Card. The Nurture card. The card that reminds you to take care of yourself. She gently reminds you to create. Create a home environment that meets your needs as a person. Be comfortable, be inspired, and be nurtured. Take pride in the beauty around you!
Take some time out of your day to indulge in some of your favorite tasks. Maybe have that piece of cake! Who cares?! You are comforting yourself! A little indulgence never hurt anyone, just don’t over do it!
Overworked, overburdened, overwhelmed, pretty much over it…
As you can see, this man is tired, hungry, probably sun burned, and in desperate need of a break. He’s barely standing, holding up a huge stack of wands that are bigger than him!
This card speaks of feeling burnt out on work, life, love, pretty much everything. Us humans trying to survive in a society that demands so much of us can become so tiring that we fail to notice that we need some T.L.C. every once in awhile.
Take a time out from life. Take a hot bath, binge a Netflix series, relax with someone you care about. Do something that reminds you why you’re working so damn hard!
Tarot doesn’t always have some deep mysterious meaning. Sometimes the cards are just reminding you to take a load off and chill!
Blessed Be!
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The Alleyman’s Tarot ( curated by @publishinggoblin ) is a 133 card, mismatched tarot deck. This deck comes with a special guide made specific for the deck, written by the Alleyman himself, explaining the intricacies of the deck and the purpose of its many cards.
You would be able to see my art as the Three of Wands card!
Meaning:A knight in full armor sits atop a black horse. In his outstretched hand, the knight holds a pentacle which he contemplates with a serious expression. The horse and knight are not in motion. In stillness, they regard the work ahead. The furrowed field behind them is well tended. The powerful, sturdy horse seems meant for labor. Meanings: Toil, sustained effort, trustworthy, acceptance and execution of responsibility, composed in the face of crisis, deliberate, stoic.
