Deck Review: Ostara Tarot
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02/22/25 • 37 min
My review on my second oldest tarot deck, the Ostara Tarot. This is a deck that pays homage to the Rider-Waite tarot deck, while making it modern with elements of femininity, fantasy, whimsy, and nature.
This collaborative tarot deck is a symbiotic relationship between four different artists from Canada, made in 2017. The differences in the rendering aid the decks unique and flowing feel.
For the price point, I feel like this deck is a must-have. Nothing has been cheapened, or shortened. This feels like a high-end, good quality deck because it is. I love reading with this deck, and feel it brings a certain vibe to my collection that I haven't been able to replicate.
Ratings:
- Card images / artistry: 4 out of 5
- Guidebook: 3.5 out of 5
- Card Stock and Backing: 4.5 out of 5
- Packaging: 3.5 out of 5 (this rating fell due to the metallic gilding on the card edges that made me slightly rip two cards)
- User / Beginner Friendly: 4.5 out of 5
- Availability: 5 out of 5
Links:
Ostara Tarot Deck Review Blog Post
Song 1: Where Do You Go by Easton (Punk Rock, Rock)
Song 2: Box of Black Pearls by Vivera featuring Kitty Lingmerth
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Instagram: @wolfchildmagick
My review on my second oldest tarot deck, the Ostara Tarot. This is a deck that pays homage to the Rider-Waite tarot deck, while making it modern with elements of femininity, fantasy, whimsy, and nature.
This collaborative tarot deck is a symbiotic relationship between four different artists from Canada, made in 2017. The differences in the rendering aid the decks unique and flowing feel.
For the price point, I feel like this deck is a must-have. Nothing has been cheapened, or shortened. This feels like a high-end, good quality deck because it is. I love reading with this deck, and feel it brings a certain vibe to my collection that I haven't been able to replicate.
Ratings:
- Card images / artistry: 4 out of 5
- Guidebook: 3.5 out of 5
- Card Stock and Backing: 4.5 out of 5
- Packaging: 3.5 out of 5 (this rating fell due to the metallic gilding on the card edges that made me slightly rip two cards)
- User / Beginner Friendly: 4.5 out of 5
- Availability: 5 out of 5
Links:
Ostara Tarot Deck Review Blog Post
Song 1: Where Do You Go by Easton (Punk Rock, Rock)
Song 2: Box of Black Pearls by Vivera featuring Kitty Lingmerth
How you can help the show:
- Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithm
- Subscribing to know when new episodes launch
- Visit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blog
- Joining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get extra content
Contact me:
[email protected]
Instagram: @wolfchildmagick
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Storytime: Losing My Pets, My Practice, and Faith and How I am Finding it Again
Experiencing the losses I did in such a short time made me stray from all that I once held dear. The grief and anger took over and made me question everything I had built my life on. Now, I am trying to find it again in new ways. I am trying to surrender, trust, and believe in the practice, hold myself accountable, and use my spirit as a pivot toward the guides I follow, and Lilith, always.
In this episode, I talk about and honor my cats. I honor how they came into my life and changed it for the better. I remember them, which is to keep them alive in my heart.
I also share the three main ways I am working to rebuild my practice:
- Taking time for myself to be, and not focus on an outcome or result
- Asking my guides for signs, and being open and vulnerable to what comes forward
- Utilizing my tools in new ways
Links:
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- Background soundtrack is Unbroken Spirit by Sunfish Grove
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Instagram: @wolfchildmagick
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Card 9: The Hermit
The Hermit is a tarot card from the Major Arcana that speaks to wild sovereignty and a need for internal reflection so that we can change our external world with independence and autonomy. This tarot card shows that our internal light is the flame that lights the way externally. This is how we become a way-shower for others and honor the ones who have guided us in our spirit.
Main themes:
- The darkness in the spirit holds the greatest treasures
- Wisdom is gained from the internal depths
- Keepers of the light known the darkness is not to be feared
Links:
Track 1: Be the Cat by Kylie Dailey (Laid Back Americana)
Track 2: Diamond in the Rough by Janset, Tilden Parc (Alternative Hip Hop)
Track 3: The River's Gonna Cry When You're Gone (Acoustic) by Loving Caliber
How you can help the show:
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Instagram: @wolfchildmagick
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