This is the second book from the series 'Tarot Decoded' by Ella Jo Street. In her analysis of the The High Priestess card, she traces this tantalizing figure from her ancient roots to modern times, revealing the Great Goddess.
This collection of fascinating essays explores the mythology and psychology associated with the worship of the Nature and Wisdom Goddess, making this book invaluable for understanding the development of witchcraft and emergence of the Wiccan Religion.
Also containing an extensive collection of ancient images, this book contains material for Tarot training and is a valuable Pagan source-book.
About the Author
Ella Jo
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United Kingdom
Ella Jo is an English singer songwriter, traveller, tarot reader, writer and researcher. She was born in England in 1966 and began practising Tarot in her late twenties. In 1996 she travelled to India and read Tarot on the beaches of Goa. Over the years she took her cards with her as she explored the world.
She spent three years training in counselling, after which she visited Bengal in India to research the Origins Of Tarot, published in Femspec Magazine in 2007. The training series, 'Tarot Decoded' is derived from her research and field notes. Her book 'Journey of A Tarot Reader' is also available on Blurb.com
She has also produced three music albums on the Diamond Seeds label :
‘Limits Of Milkweed’, ‘Alter Ego’ and ‘Attitude Is Everything’ .
Lyric books for these albums are available on Blurb.
Her fourth album, 'Almost Anglo Saxon' will be her next release and a book is planned to accompany this folk album.
She continues to work on her new album and forthcoming Tarot Books.
Publish Date August 22, 2010
Dimensions Standard Portrait 140 pgs
Standard Paper
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Tags High Priestess, source book, Ella Jo Street, Al Uzza, Snake Goddess, Morgan Le Fay, Mother Shipton, Baba Yaga, Tarot, Decoded, Pagan, history, magic, witchcraft, Witch, myths, Greek, roman, meanings, Kybele, Hecate, Atagartis, Isis, Artemis, Rhea, Diana, Cretan, Brigid, Verbeia, Senuna, Freya, Macbeth, owl, Lilith, Samhain, Papess, Nature, Wisdom, training, Wicca, Wiccan
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