Hocus Pocus: The Official Tarot Deck and Guidebook (Disney)

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She embodies both the motherly and even sexual energy of the Empress, in that we see her both parenting her children and dressing as Madonna at a raucous party in the film! The Sanderson’s are picking up speed in their attempts to win the night, adding urgency to the Fool’s Journey! Insight Editions manifests its dedication to sustainability and conservation through publishing partnerships with organizations such as Jane Goodall Institute, The National Parks Association, Mission Blue, and Roots of Peace. In addition to this book, she’s the author of Tarot for Self-Care: How to Use Tarot to Manifest Your Best Self and Spell Jars for the Modern Witch: A Practical Guide to Crafting Spell Jars for Abundance, Luck, Protection, and More, as well as a dozen licensed tarot decks.

They finally can be together, as siblings, after 300 years apart, a perfect choice for this card of endings and new beginnings! Winifred being turned to stone shows the triumph of the children over the dark forces and the Sun helped them win the night!Emily was an innocent young girl in the film, who was lured into being drained by the Sanderson sisters.

Also the Spellbook as The Hierophant when put to use and the III of Lightning when taken from its proper owner. In the end, she is the one who comes forth to take Thackery Binx into his well-earned afterlife, proving her aspect as a hopeful figure once again! Throughout the film, we see the two bond and trust each other as they confront many obstacles, which exemplifies this point of the Fool’s Journey. Just remember candles burn with fire (wands are fire signs) and lightning flies through the air (swords are air signs).

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED: Each card features a full-color illustration of a character from Hocus Pocus , including the Sanderson Sisters, the Dennisons, Ernie, Billy Butcherson and more. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. The Four of Swords (above) is a vampire resting in a coffin, the Five of Pentacles is a beautifully haunting, blood-red stained glass church window, and the Five of Cups shows a frightening creature grieving over spilt blood in the overturned goblets on the floor of his castle. More often than not it does not mean actual death, but instead is the card of ultimate change in the Tarot!