The Green Witch Tarot Deck is a beautiful and enchanting tool for divination and introspection. It combines elements of traditional tarot with nature-based symbolism, creating a unique and powerful deck. Each card in the deck has its own meaning and explanation, allowing users to gain insight into various aspects of their lives and connect with nature. **The Major Arcana** in the Green Witch Tarot Deck represents the journey of the Fool, starting from innocence and embarking on a spiritual quest. Each card in this arcanum tells a story and imparts deep wisdom and guidance. **The Minor Arcana**, divided into four suits - Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles - represents different aspects of life.
**The Minor Arcana**, divided into four suits - Wands, Cups, Swords, and Pentacles - represents different aspects of life. The Wand suit embodies creativity, passion, and ambition. Cups represent emotions, relationships, and intuition.
[Discussion] What's up with Rogue's shadow?
During Rogue vs Gajeel on the final day of the GMG, Rogue gets possessed by his shadow. The shadow calls itself a "shadow that rules over fate" and tries to kill Gajeel (unclear why, he says it's his destiny). Once Rogue/The Shadow gets his ass handed to him he says "I figured I had pushed the Rogue of this time to its limit". With his talk about "fate", "destiny" and "the Rogue of this time" the implication here seems to be that this is Future Rogue possibly testing present Rogue's strength?
(sidenote: if it was indeed Future Rogue, would that mean Rogue could possess people by going into their shadow? not important anyway but that'd be neat.)
However, as the fight against the seven dragons happens, it becomes clear that this cannot be Future Rogue because Future Rogue himself was also possessed by the shadow. He calls it "the darkness within me", says it hounded him relentlessly until Frosch died and they became one. The shadow also speaks to Rogue during the fight and says it's the darkness inside his heart.
During the Avatar arc, after Natsu supposedly prevents the future in which Gray kills Frosch from happening, three quick panels seem to imply that the shadow disappears all together so it was still here one year later.
So, it can't in any way be Future Rogue.
So. what is it? It's a shadow that's related to fate, that represents the "darkness inside Rogue's heart" (what darkness?) and that only disappears after one bad event is prevented. All of this. leaves me with so many questions. Why is his shadow sentient? Why does it seem to know that Rogue is or was once bound to turn evil? If Frosch died now, or if another person close to Rogue, like Sting, died, would he be fine?? Is his shadow sentient as a side effect of being a Shadow Dragon Slayer?
The only way I could make sense of that in my head is that Rogue's shadow became sentient after Future Rogue went back in time because it's somehow aware of Rogue's fate now. It's not likely it'll ever be explained because clearly it was very quickly done away with and anyway considering how little Rogue has done so far in 100YQ even now that Sabertooth is here I doubt that's where we'll get any explanation.
Like with Death Flies from which they evolve, Shadow Fairies cripple their target's strength via Decay. They can whittle down a target to harmlessness easier due to better stats from evolution.
Swords signify communication, thoughts, and intellect. Lastly, Pentacles represent the physical world, abundance, and manifestation. The **Court Cards** in this deck represent archetypes and characters that embody the energies of the suits. They can represent specific people in one's life or serve as a reflection of one's own qualities and characteristics. The Green Witch Tarot Deck incorporates **nature-based symbolism** throughout its imagery. Each card showcases the beauty and power of the natural world, promoting a deep connection and respect for nature. This deck invites users to explore their relationship with the environment and recognize the interconnectedness of all living beings. Understanding the meanings and explanations of each card in the Green Witch Tarot Deck allows users to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their life's journey. It encourages users to tap into their intuition, connect with nature, and gain insight into various aspects of their lives. This deck can serve as a powerful tool for self-reflection, divination, and personal growth..
Reviews for "A Closer Look at the Green Witch Tarot: Meanings and Interpretations"
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