#ostaraoracle

New deck review up on my tarot blog

Rockpool Publishing sent over the Seasons of the Witch: Ostara Oracle for me to review and share with you. This is the 8th and final deck in my favorite oracle series!

I don’t have many spring decks, so this one is a welcome addition to my growing collection of oracles. And this deck works so well with the Beltane Oracle.

We’ve got cards like Spring Cleaning, Composting, Germination, Floromancy, Painted Eggs, Creating Altars, Eggshell Pots just to name a few.

Ostara celebrates the spring equinox and marks the end of a journey, renewal, and new beginnings.This marks the first day of spring with the light triumphing over the darkness as the days become longer. With the warming of temperatures, the earth begins waking up from its winter slumber. Plants and flowers begin to sprout and animals come out of hibernation after a long winter. All of this is represented so well in this deck.

There are 44 cards that the creators say they hope will inspire us when planting seeds that will eventually blossom and flourish.

You can use this deck even outside of Ostara especially at these times: when inspiration strikes for a new project/idea, when seeking purity or spirit or reconnecting with your innocence, to replenish or rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit, and in times of rebirth.

Thanks to Rockpool Publishing for sending this amazing deck! I LOVE changing out these decks every sabbat/season. It keeps my tarot practice fresh, and I never get bored. There’s so much variety in this series and I love the way their guidebooks are set up to offer us recipes, rituals, techniques, and meditations with the cards we pull. This helps us easily implement magic into our daily lives! Each of these oracles in this series are amazing tools!

Check out my longer deck review in a new blog post on healingthrutarot.com where I dive into the Ostara Oracle, and I walk you through all the themes of Ostara and how they are represented in this deck. Link below