Introducing The Witch’s Tarot by Chris Madison
- Nov 8
- 2 min read
Some decks whisper.
This one roars.
Created for the women of the world—the witches, the goddesses, the lovers—this deck is raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically human. It doesn’t perform; it embodies. Every card feels like standing between worlds, caught in that delicious ache where reality and the unseen overlap.
Chris Madison even appears in the art twice, like a Tarantino cameo that somehow fits—a reminder that every creator leaves part of themselves in their work. It’s a photo-based deck, which makes it feel both hauntingly real and spiritually cinematic. The archetypes don’t just live on the cards; they stare back at you.
I won’t spoil all the surprises, but I will say this—Hecate herself makes an appearance. And for those who love a matching energy, yes—there’s a companion Oracle deck, Three Black Moons, with a third installment, Three Red Moons, rising on December 1st.
Two of Pentacles — Between Realities
When I asked this deck for a single reflection, it gave me the Two of Pentacles.
Traditionally, this card speaks of juggling responsibilities or finding balance. But this version showed me something deeper—a woman in the desert, exhausted yet alive, body bent but unbroken. Her red dress glows against the barren land like a pulse still fighting to be felt.
It’s easy to see her stillness and assume defeat, but she’s not idle—she’s stabilizing. Her body is negotiating between extremes: day and night, heat and cold, life and death. This isn’t punishment. It’s precision.
Spirit made it clear:
“Girl, you’re not in time out—you’re in transformation.”
The Two of Pentacles reminds me that balance isn’t always graceful. Sometimes it’s messy. Sometimes it’s surviving the desert until you can bloom again. Beneath the surface, she’s alchemizing—turning exhaustion into endurance, chaos into calm, and pain into power.
She’s between realities, but she’s not lost.
She’s learning to live in both.
Deck Reveals & Reflections
Follow along as I share more moments like this—cards that speak, decks that teach, and reflections that remind us magic is always moving beneath the surface.
