midwestern witch

NOTE: you CAN develop your moon placement! This is not absolute! Before you jump down my throat for this, please remember that “undeveloped” just means you haven’t done much to grow into emotional maturity, and there’s still time! There’s always time to grow!

Aries: Childish tendencies and overpowering emotions

Taurus: Stubborn to a fault and emotionally closed off 

Gemini: Flighty, unreliable, and melodramatic 

Cancer: Hypersensitive and quick to throw tantrums 

Leo: Self-centered and refuses to take accountability for anything 

Virgo: Anal-retentive and hyper-critical of others 

Libra: Avoids emotional intimacy and compulsively lies 

Scorpio: Manipulates and controls others with emotional outbursts 

Sagittarius: Shaky loyalties and unable to maintain serious relationships

Capricorn: Thinks emotions are bad and sees vulnerability as weakness

Aquarius: Overwhelming need to be special and one-up others 

I have accumulated a ton of decks in the last few years and have therefor decided to rank them in order of my preference. I’ll provide links to the decks!

The Goddess Tarot: This deck is fucking beautiful. I have formed an extremely strong bond with it and the illustrations are fantastic. If you’re looking for a deck with wonderful, descriptive imagery that has parallels to Rider-Waite, this one is for you. I love the use of Goddess imagery and how each of the major arcana is shown with a Goddess. All the goddesses used clearly show the meanings of the cards and are honestly just perfect. 

The Gospel of Aradia Oracle: I haven’t had this deck for very long, but the images and symbols used in the cards are phenomenal. There are only 34 cards in the deck so it’s not good as a basic baseline tarot deck and would not make as much sense to someone who doesn’t practice witchcraft. It has not let me down yet and I would strongly recommend investing in these cards if you already have a basic understanding of witchcraft and like smaller oracle decks. 

Morgan-Greer Tarot: This deck is basically Rider-Waite but more vivid and fun in terms of the colors. Almost all the cards draw parallels to Rider-Waite. That being said, it’s become a go-to for me and I really love it a lot. It’s a great starter deck for people who prefer vivid colors and a fun art style. 

The Wild Unknown Tarot: I’ve had this deck for nearly a decade now and I really like it, though I would not recommend it to a beginner. Much of the imagery is difficult to interpret and they aren’t nearly as intuitive as I’d like. I do love the art and the imagery, though, now that I have become accustomed to them and understand the meanings of the cards. I’d recommend this deck if you like a more line-art based art style and have a little more experience with cards. 

The Rebel Oracle Deck: This deck is just fun. The only reason it isn't higher up on my list is that it’s difficult to do any kind of full reading with it. It’s the largest oracle deck I’ve come across, but each card has its own full message and there’s really no way to draw your own conclusions or work off of it. I think it’s a great supplementary deck or good for setting a daily intention. Sometimes, I like to pull one of those to set a theme for my readings! I’d recommend this if you like straightforward, easy to interpret messages or are looking for a cute gag-gift for a witchy friend of yours. 

Wicca Oracle: This is one of the smallest oracle decks I’ve come across, and I really wish it had wowed me a bit more than it did. Overall, it was sort of underwhelming. I like how it goes over basic concepts of Wicca (holidays, ritual tools, etc). The art is cute, I think, and I like the use of shiny textured reflective paper in the deck. It’s also good for single card pulls if that’s what you’re looking for! Not my favorite deck, but also not my least favorite. 

Rider-Waite Tarot: There isn’t anything necessarily wrong with this deck. It’s great for teaching/learning tarot and its meanings. Personally, though, I don’t love the art on the cards and have never connected to them particularly well. Nothing against Rider-Waite, I just haven’t reached for this deck in years. 

The best advice I can give you is: just do it. I spent so much time in my life not wanting to have uncomfortable conversations because of fear or anxiety. Just do it, you will be okay and you’ll ultimately be happy you did. There is no one specific method I can give you based on astrological placements to have a difficult conversation with someone. I know it can be hard, but just take a deep breath and say what you have to say. Maybe even begin by saying “Would you like to go out sometime?” It doesn’t have to be an “I like you” conversation! This, I think, is a common misconception. Begin at “date”, then see if you want to keep seeing one another that way. Does that make sense, love? 

Hi everyone! I have rebranded to match my instagram account. I still take all the same questions on astrology, but I will also be posting about other things related to the occult, magick, wicca, and tarot! 

I think this would work! It sounds like good conversations and fun times but also a deep emotional connection.