II. Sorceress/High Priestess

Early Christians took images and mythology of ancient Goddesses and turned this into saints or less virtuous archetypes. Here the image of a saint is transformed back to her original form with the crescent moon for a halo. The gypsy setting allows her to perform her spiritual and magical work at a grassroots level. She is surrounded by her familiars; the raven, black cat and snake.

Meanings: A free spirited woman initiated into the mysteries by her openness and dedication to self study. This may lead her in many directions; magic, spirituality, philosophy, psychology - but the eventual outcome is the same. Intuitive and wise, she is a natural healer, although she has a tendency to be secretive and guarded. Hidden influences guide your path. Pay attention to dreams and synchronicities. Reversed: A lack of understanding and insight of this situation. The answers remain hidden and veiled in secrecy.