The Lovers tarot card traces back to the Judgement of Paris — the Greek myth that sparked the Trojan War. See what it reveals about desire, choice, and consequence.

Most stories about Persephone tell us how she was kidnapped by Hades, god of the Underworld. As daughter of Demeter, goddess of the Harvest, she was an important figure.

So many of us love the Chariot card, especially as he is depicted in the Tarot Oil Tarot deck – action packed and moving forward at great speed.

The Temperance Tarot card represents a time of rest that comes after significant change, even loss.

Linked with the Wheel of Fortune, the three Fates have been depicted in different ways through time, sometimes as young and beautiful and other times as withered old women.

This compassionate goddess’s energy is so similar to The Star. Both remind us to listen and let compassion and healing flow from us, out into the world.

Every wildish person needs to know the Devil for he addresses the things that bind us, our obligations and those can in fact move us away from ‘the light’.

Let’s delve into the transformative power of the Crone Goddesses and their relationship with the Tarot.

Several Tarot cards align beautifully with the essence of Demeter, each reflecting her themes of nourishment, fertility, and the cycles of nature.