Lilith Dorsey, MA,  has focused their study and practice on Celtic, Afro-Caribbean, and  Indigenous  American spirituality. They are filmmaker of the experimental documentary Bodies of Water and choreographer/performer for jazz legend Dr. John’s “Night Tripper” Voodoo Show. They have long been committed to providing accurate and respectful information about Magic and are proud to be a published Black author of such titles as Voodoo and African Traditional Religion; 55 Ways to Connect to Goddess; The African-American Ritual Cookbook; Love Magic; the bestselling Orishas, Goddesses and Voodoo Queens; and the award winning Water Magic. Visit them at LilithDorsey.com.Silver RavenWolf (Pennsylvania) is a nationally recognized leader and elder of Wicca, and her writing has been instrumental in guiding the future of one of the fastest-growing faiths in America today. The author of many books, she has been interviewed by the New York Times, Newsweek, and the Wall Street Journal, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bust Magazine, the Baltimore Sun, the Tampa Bay Times, the National Review, and Publishers Weekly.Her titles include the bestselling Solitary Witch, Teen Witch, To Ride A Silver Broomstick, To Stir A Magick Cauldron, To Light A Sacred Flame, Angels: Companions in Magick, Classic Spells for Modern Times, Halloween, and HedgeWitch. Learn more at SilverRavenWolf.wordpress.com and WhisperMagick.com. She is also on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky.~

"A unique and vital addition to the genuine craft of tarot...In it, the tarot cards are associated with herbs, minerals, plants, and spells, offering not just everyday advice and support but also, by deliberately engaging all the senses, potentially unlocking pathways to a more immediate and magical experience of life itself."—David Beth, Haitian Vodou priest and founder of Theion Publishing"If you're a witch looking to deepen your understanding of tarot and incorporate it into your magical practice, then you will definitely want to add Tarot Every Witch Way to your magical bookshelf...Moving beyond traditional interpretations, Dorsey explores the rich symbolism of every card, providing a unique set of spells, rituals, recipes, and magical work specific to each."—Michael Herkes, author of The GLAM Witch and Glamcraft"Dorsey takes readers on a profound journey into the depths of tarot...What sets Tarot Every Witch Way apart is its unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusivity...From magical workings, recipes, and purposeful tarot spreads to transformative spells that align with each chapter, this book is a treasure trove of inspiration and practicality."—Juliet Diaz, author of The Altar Within"A delightful and engaging read. Alongside helpful descriptions of each card, readers will find a collection of delicious recipes, useful spells, and transformational guided meditations. No matter what type of witch you may be, you won't want to miss out on this phenomenal book!"—Kelden, author of The Crooked Path and The Witches' Sabbath"If you are new to the tarot, Tarot Every Witch Way will be an essential guide. If you are already familiar with the system, Dorsey's broad and inclusive approach, including discussion of a wide variety of decks to fit an even wider variety of witchy practices, will help you find new insights and revelations among the symbols and spreads."—Philip H. Farber, author of Brain Magick"A multifaceted handbook that will advance your spiritual growth through the cards and leave you with a power-packed, delicious repertoire of recipes. Dorsey is a dynamite storyteller. Her voice, her wisdom, her depths of knowledge and experience shine on every page."—Benebell Wen, author of Holistic Tarot"This is the definitive tarot lifestyle book. Lilith starts by defining the cards for divination and then invites you to bring the power of tarot into every sense; making tarot a living breathing magic. One time through the book is not enough, this is a gem for your magical toolbox to reference repeatedly on your journey."—Jacki Smith, author of The Big Book of Candle Magic"A captivating exploration of tarot, presented in a style that is both charming and accessible. This book stands out in its unique approach, blending traditional tarot wisdom with an eclectic mix of magickal practices. Dorsey skillfully intertwines the mystical with the practical...The book is enriched with Dorsey's creative flair, transforming it into a delightful journey through the magickal world of tarot."—Mat Auryn, bestselling author of Psychic Witch"This book is beneficial for both new and experienced readers, offering spells, tarot journeys with each card, food and oil recipes, instructions on setting up tarot shrines, and much more...You'll have everything you need to elevate your tarot practice with confidence."—Jen Sankey, creator of Enchanted Forest Felines Tarot

• ContentsSpells and Recipes—xiiiCard Spreads—xviiForeword by Silver RavenWolf—xixIntroduction—1Chapter One: Into, Around, and Deep Down into Tarot—9Chapter Two: The Fool—19Chapter Three: The Magician—27Chapter Four: The High Priestess—35Chapter Five: The Empress—43Chapter Six: The Emperor—51Chapter Seven: The Hierophant—57Chapter Eight: The Lovers—65Chapter Nine: The Chariot—73Chapter Ten: Strength—81Chapter Eleven: The Hermit—89Chapter Twelve: Wheel of Fortune—97Chapter Thirteen: Justice—105Chapter Fourteen: The Hanged Man—113Chapter Fifteen: Death—121Chapter Sixteen: Temperance—127Chapter Seventeen: The Devil—133Chapter Eighteen: The Tower—141Chapter Nineteen: The Star—149Chapter Twenty: The Moon—157Chapter Twenty-One: The Sun—165Chapter Twenty-Two: Judgement—171Chapter Twenty-Three: The World—177Chapter Twenty-Four: Wands—183Chapter Twenty-Five: Cups—189Chapter Twenty-Six: Swords—195Chapter Twenty-Seven: Coins—201Chapter Twenty-Eight: Choosing a Deck—207Chapter Twenty-Nine: Your Cards and You—215Chapter Thirty: Tarot Altars and Shrines—225Chapter Thirty-One: Crystals, Herbs, and Gardens—239Chapter Thirty-Two: Tarot Questions and Spreads—253Conclusion: The End and the Beginning—267Recommended Reading—269Bibliography—271Contributor Biographies—273

Lilith Dorsey, MA,  has focused their study and practice on Celtic, Afro-Caribbean, and  Indigenous  American spirituality. They are filmmaker of the experimental documentary Bodies of Water and choreographer/performer for jazz legend Dr. John’s “Night Tripper” Voodoo Show. They have long been committed to providing accurate and respectful information about Magic and are proud to be a published Black author of such titles as Voodoo and African Traditional Religion; 55 Ways to Connect to Goddess; The African-American Ritual Cookbook; Love Magic; the bestselling Orishas, Goddesses and Voodoo Queens; and the award winning Water Magic. Visit them at LilithDorsey.com.Silver RavenWolf (Pennsylvania) is a nationally recognized leader and elder of Wicca, and her writing has been instrumental in guiding the future of one of the fastest-growing faiths in America today. The author of many books, she has been interviewed by the New York Times, Newsweek, and the Wall Street Journal, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bust Magazine, the Baltimore Sun, the Tampa Bay Times, the National Review, and Publishers Weekly.Her titles include the bestselling Solitary Witch, Teen Witch, To Ride A Silver Broomstick, To Stir A Magick Cauldron, To Light A Sacred Flame, Angels: Companions in Magick, Classic Spells for Modern Times, Halloween, and HedgeWitch. Learn more at SilverRavenWolf.wordpress.com and WhisperMagick.com. She is also on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky.~

"A unique and vital addition to the genuine craft of tarot...In it, the tarot cards are associated with herbs, minerals, plants, and spells, offering not just everyday advice and support but also, by deliberately engaging all the senses, potentially unlocking pathways to a more immediate and magical experience of life itself."—David Beth, Haitian Vodou priest and founder of Theion Publishing"If you're a witch looking to deepen your understanding of tarot and incorporate it into your magical practice, then you will definitely want to add Tarot Every Witch Way to your magical bookshelf...Moving beyond traditional interpretations, Dorsey explores the rich symbolism of every card, providing a unique set of spells, rituals, recipes, and magical work specific to each."—Michael Herkes, author of The GLAM Witch and Glamcraft"Dorsey takes readers on a profound journey into the depths of tarot...What sets Tarot Every Witch Way apart is its unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusivity...From magical workings, recipes, and purposeful tarot spreads to transformative spells that align with each chapter, this book is a treasure trove of inspiration and practicality."—Juliet Diaz, author of The Altar Within"A delightful and engaging read. Alongside helpful descriptions of each card, readers will find a collection of delicious recipes, useful spells, and transformational guided meditations. No matter what type of witch you may be, you won't want to miss out on this phenomenal book!"—Kelden, author of The Crooked Path and The Witches' Sabbath"If you are new to the tarot, Tarot Every Witch Way will be an essential guide. If you are already familiar with the system, Dorsey's broad and inclusive approach, including discussion of a wide variety of decks to fit an even wider variety of witchy practices, will help you find new insights and revelations among the symbols and spreads."—Philip H. Farber, author of Brain Magick"A multifaceted handbook that will advance your spiritual growth through the cards and leave you with a power-packed, delicious repertoire of recipes. Dorsey is a dynamite storyteller. Her voice, her wisdom, her depths of knowledge and experience shine on every page."—Benebell Wen, author of Holistic Tarot"This is the definitive tarot lifestyle book. Lilith starts by defining the cards for divination and then invites you to bring the power of tarot into every sense; making tarot a living breathing magic. One time through the book is not enough, this is a gem for your magical toolbox to reference repeatedly on your journey."—Jacki Smith, author of The Big Book of Candle Magic"A captivating exploration of tarot, presented in a style that is both charming and accessible. This book stands out in its unique approach, blending traditional tarot wisdom with an eclectic mix of magickal practices. Dorsey skillfully intertwines the mystical with the practical...The book is enriched with Dorsey's creative flair, transforming it into a delightful journey through the magickal world of tarot."—Mat Auryn, bestselling author of Psychic Witch"This book is beneficial for both new and experienced readers, offering spells, tarot journeys with each card, food and oil recipes, instructions on setting up tarot shrines, and much more...You'll have everything you need to elevate your tarot practice with confidence."—Jen Sankey, creator of Enchanted Forest Felines Tarot

• ContentsSpells and Recipes—xiiiCard Spreads—xviiForeword by Silver RavenWolf—xixIntroduction—1Chapter One: Into, Around, and Deep Down into Tarot—9Chapter Two: The Fool—19Chapter Three: The Magician—27Chapter Four: The High Priestess—35Chapter Five: The Empress—43Chapter Six: The Emperor—51Chapter Seven: The Hierophant—57Chapter Eight: The Lovers—65Chapter Nine: The Chariot—73Chapter Ten: Strength—81Chapter Eleven: The Hermit—89Chapter Twelve: Wheel of Fortune—97Chapter Thirteen: Justice—105Chapter Fourteen: The Hanged Man—113Chapter Fifteen: Death—121Chapter Sixteen: Temperance—127Chapter Seventeen: The Devil—133Chapter Eighteen: The Tower—141Chapter Nineteen: The Star—149Chapter Twenty: The Moon—157Chapter Twenty-One: The Sun—165Chapter Twenty-Two: Judgement—171Chapter Twenty-Three: The World—177Chapter Twenty-Four: Wands—183Chapter Twenty-Five: Cups—189Chapter Twenty-Six: Swords—195Chapter Twenty-Seven: Coins—201Chapter Twenty-Eight: Choosing a Deck—207Chapter Twenty-Nine: Your Cards and You—215Chapter Thirty: Tarot Altars and Shrines—225Chapter Thirty-One: Crystals, Herbs, and Gardens—239Chapter Thirty-Two: Tarot Questions and Spreads—253Conclusion: The End and the Beginning—267Recommended Reading—269Bibliography—271Contributor Biographies—273

Lilith Dorsey, MA,  has focused their study and practice on Celtic, Afro-Caribbean, and  Indigenous  American spirituality. They are filmmaker of the experimental documentary Bodies of Water and choreographer/performer for jazz legend Dr. John’s “Night Tripper” Voodoo Show. They have long been committed to providing accurate and respectful information about Magic and are proud to be a published Black author of such titles as Voodoo and African Traditional Religion; 55 Ways to Connect to Goddess; The African-American Ritual Cookbook; Love Magic; the bestselling Orishas, Goddesses and Voodoo Queens; and the award winning Water Magic. Visit them at LilithDorsey.com.Silver RavenWolf (Pennsylvania) is a nationally recognized leader and elder of Wicca, and her writing has been instrumental in guiding the future of one of the fastest-growing faiths in America today. The author of many books, she has been interviewed by the New York Times, Newsweek, and the Wall Street Journal, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bust Magazine, the Baltimore Sun, the Tampa Bay Times, the National Review, and Publishers Weekly.Her titles include the bestselling Solitary Witch, Teen Witch, To Ride A Silver Broomstick, To Stir A Magick Cauldron, To Light A Sacred Flame, Angels: Companions in Magick, Classic Spells for Modern Times, Halloween, and HedgeWitch. Learn more at SilverRavenWolf.wordpress.com and WhisperMagick.com. She is also on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky.~

"A unique and vital addition to the genuine craft of tarot...In it, the tarot cards are associated with herbs, minerals, plants, and spells, offering not just everyday advice and support but also, by deliberately engaging all the senses, potentially unlocking pathways to a more immediate and magical experience of life itself."—David Beth, Haitian Vodou priest and founder of Theion Publishing"If you're a witch looking to deepen your understanding of tarot and incorporate it into your magical practice, then you will definitely want to add Tarot Every Witch Way to your magical bookshelf...Moving beyond traditional interpretations, Dorsey explores the rich symbolism of every card, providing a unique set of spells, rituals, recipes, and magical work specific to each."—Michael Herkes, author of The GLAM Witch and Glamcraft"Dorsey takes readers on a profound journey into the depths of tarot...What sets Tarot Every Witch Way apart is its unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusivity...From magical workings, recipes, and purposeful tarot spreads to transformative spells that align with each chapter, this book is a treasure trove of inspiration and practicality."—Juliet Diaz, author of The Altar Within"A delightful and engaging read. Alongside helpful descriptions of each card, readers will find a collection of delicious recipes, useful spells, and transformational guided meditations. No matter what type of witch you may be, you won't want to miss out on this phenomenal book!"—Kelden, author of The Crooked Path and The Witches' Sabbath"If you are new to the tarot, Tarot Every Witch Way will be an essential guide. If you are already familiar with the system, Dorsey's broad and inclusive approach, including discussion of a wide variety of decks to fit an even wider variety of witchy practices, will help you find new insights and revelations among the symbols and spreads."—Philip H. Farber, author of Brain Magick"A multifaceted handbook that will advance your spiritual growth through the cards and leave you with a power-packed, delicious repertoire of recipes. Dorsey is a dynamite storyteller. Her voice, her wisdom, her depths of knowledge and experience shine on every page."—Benebell Wen, author of Holistic Tarot"This is the definitive tarot lifestyle book. Lilith starts by defining the cards for divination and then invites you to bring the power of tarot into every sense; making tarot a living breathing magic. One time through the book is not enough, this is a gem for your magical toolbox to reference repeatedly on your journey."—Jacki Smith, author of The Big Book of Candle Magic"A captivating exploration of tarot, presented in a style that is both charming and accessible. This book stands out in its unique approach, blending traditional tarot wisdom with an eclectic mix of magickal practices. Dorsey skillfully intertwines the mystical with the practical...The book is enriched with Dorsey's creative flair, transforming it into a delightful journey through the magickal world of tarot."—Mat Auryn, bestselling author of Psychic Witch"This book is beneficial for both new and experienced readers, offering spells, tarot journeys with each card, food and oil recipes, instructions on setting up tarot shrines, and much more...You'll have everything you need to elevate your tarot practice with confidence."—Jen Sankey, creator of Enchanted Forest Felines Tarot

• ContentsSpells and Recipes—xiiiCard Spreads—xviiForeword by Silver RavenWolf—xixIntroduction—1Chapter One: Into, Around, and Deep Down into Tarot—9Chapter Two: The Fool—19Chapter Three: The Magician—27Chapter Four: The High Priestess—35Chapter Five: The Empress—43Chapter Six: The Emperor—51Chapter Seven: The Hierophant—57Chapter Eight: The Lovers—65Chapter Nine: The Chariot—73Chapter Ten: Strength—81Chapter Eleven: The Hermit—89Chapter Twelve: Wheel of Fortune—97Chapter Thirteen: Justice—105Chapter Fourteen: The Hanged Man—113Chapter Fifteen: Death—121Chapter Sixteen: Temperance—127Chapter Seventeen: The Devil—133Chapter Eighteen: The Tower—141Chapter Nineteen: The Star—149Chapter Twenty: The Moon—157Chapter Twenty-One: The Sun—165Chapter Twenty-Two: Judgement—171Chapter Twenty-Three: The World—177Chapter Twenty-Four: Wands—183Chapter Twenty-Five: Cups—189Chapter Twenty-Six: Swords—195Chapter Twenty-Seven: Coins—201Chapter Twenty-Eight: Choosing a Deck—207Chapter Twenty-Nine: Your Cards and You—215Chapter Thirty: Tarot Altars and Shrines—225Chapter Thirty-One: Crystals, Herbs, and Gardens—239Chapter Thirty-Two: Tarot Questions and Spreads—253Conclusion: The End and the Beginning—267Recommended Reading—269Bibliography—271Contributor Biographies—273