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The Good Omens Tarot Deck is coming! :)🥳❤
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Good Omens Tarot Deck: Furfur
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I got the Good Omens tarot deck today and the artist unfortunately seems to be allergic to drawing fat people :/
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On the Good Omens Tarot deck:
I just want to remind folks that I can't tell you anything about it. Messages will remain unanswered. A lot of them I couldn't answer even if I was able to: I am merely the artist. I draw the picture. That is the extent of my responsibilities.
Take this as a collective Wait And See™
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someone’s gonna have to physically restrain me when the good omens tarot deck comes out because i do NOT have the money but i am absolutely willing to go into debt for it
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I have the best witchy friends!
#ofcourse this exists#go#good omens#ineffible husbands#aziraphale x crowley#good omens tarot deck#the duo
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Join us tonight, for an evening full of wonder and magical prowess!
I love the 1941 minisode so I had to draw magician Aziraphale
#good omens#good omens 2#good omens prime#good omens season 2#aziraphale#ineffable husbands#michael sheen#my art#digital art#its based on the magician card of Matt Hughes Ethereal Arcana tarot deck because it was so fitting lol
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Good Omens Tarot Reading!
Let me know if this resonated ♥
Pick An Image:
1. 2. 3.
Pile 1:
Song: Lucky Again - Louis Tomlinson
You're going to/doing something that you're excited about! You're not sure where it'll take you, but you're excited. There is some nervousness/anxiety about this. It's something you don't have much experience on it haven't done in a long time. You're scared of all the what ifs. The message for you is that as long as you TRULY WANT to do this, then everything will turn out great! Doesn't mean your worries will go away, but it does mean that most, if not all of them, won't come true. Most of this is mental. You'll grow and learn so much and most likely make meaningful connections. Don't let fear stop you from enjoying your time and doing something you're excited about. Enjoy the ride!
Pile 2:
Song: You Broke My Heart Again - Teqkoi, Aiko
You're going or have gone through a heartbreak recently. Doesn't have to he romantic. Things have ended with something/someone you love. Most of you were unaware that this ending waa coming so when it did, it hit you cold and out of nowhere. There is separation and grief. The message here is to let time take the hurt with it. You don't have to rush your healing. You'll heal naturally with as things pass, but when the time cones to let go of it, fully let go. Feel what you must then let suffering pass. With the Queen of Angels/Wands, you come back into your power after that and ready for the world. After an end, there's always a beginning and for you it'll most likely be something new. Don't forget or neglect nourishing yourself. Be patient and have some compassion for yourself. You won't miss a thing. Take your time, then when you're ready, move.
Pile 3:
Song: Devil Mode - Stiletto, AViVA
You are straight up vibin and some people seem pressed by It.. You're doing what you want and enjoying yourself, but some people around you disapprove that. Things are going good, they're moving and from the outside, it looks like you put no effort. The message for you is to keep your business close to the chest. Keep it private. Only share with those that you KNOW and FEEL want the best for you. Others might want to start conflict, but just continue on your own mere way. Unbothered and paying no mind to them. Protect your energy and your peace of mind. Some of you have been thinking about blocking someone/some people. You should. This is your sign to block them. Now, continue living your best, unbothered life!
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Dear Readers,
The Hermit: Isolation, loneliness, withdrawal.
Why I chose this for Crowley: In S2 when he's tells Aziraphale he lied about his path being lonely, and then subsequently being left alone in episode 6.
I also made the figure a mix between the Ark Crowley and his Bildad look, because I love the long hair and braids of Ark Crowley, but also the colours and glasses of Bildad.
The Hermit stands alone on the top of a mountain. The snow-capped range symbolizes his spiritual mastery, growth, and accomplishment. He has chosen this path of self-discovery and, as a result, has reached a heightened state of awareness.
Aziraphale's is below.
In his right hand, he holds a lantern with a six-pointed star inside; it is the Seal of Solomon, a symbol of wisdom. As The Hermit walks his path, the lamp lights his way – but it only illuminates his next few steps rather than the full journey. He must step forward to see where to go next, knowing that not everything will be revealed at once. In his left hand, the side of the subconscious mind, The Hermit holds a long staff (a sign of his power and authority), which he uses to guide and balance him.
Rider Waite Tarot Deck.
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30 gifts for 30 days of November
Day 5!
Here is the fifth of thirty Better Than a Poke in the Eye recommended gifts for the book lover in your life even if that book lover is YOU!
Day 5’s recommendation is the Good Omens Tarot Deck and Guidebook
My Grandmother would happily tell you she was a Witch, and I inherited her gorgeous tarot card set when she moved off this mortal plane.
She loved nothing more than to spend time looking at new Tarot card sets and I am sure she would have been delighted to see a set based on one of my favourite books/tv shows.
Featuring beautiful illustrations by Lúthien Leerghast of iconic angels, demons, Witchfinders, Professional Descendants and more, this set contains both Major and Minor arcana.
With a comprehensive guidebook by the wonderful Minerva Siegel, this set comes packaged in the beautiful gift book.
If you love Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s devilishly divine world, then you will love this.
R.R.P. is £24.98
You can purchase it through our online bookshop or through any of our affiliate links.
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the good omens tarot deck arrived and I gave it a read and it violently told me to go to tattoo school, work my ass out and shut the fuck up 😭😭😭
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The Good Omens Tarot Deck is coming! :)🥳❤
Amazon.com $24.99
Amazon.co.uk £24.95
Amazon.de 29.48€
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My Good Omens Tarot Arrived! Let's Celebrate!
So... If you read this post, you can reblog, reply or send an ask, and I'll give you a 1-card "reading" with it. Valid while supplies last 🤣 or until this post reaches too many people to manage playing (a criteria that I would define on my own terms, thank you very much). Being polite about it helps a lot!
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Back in February of this year, I preordered the official Good Omens Tarot Deck & Guide Book. I think, originally, it was supposed to come at the end of October. It finally arrived today!
It comes with a full 78-card deck. I'll include pictures and thoughts of the major and minor arcana below the cut, though since I'm just exploring it, my first inclinations are pretty surface level. Overall, I think this is a beautiful deck worthy of anyone who enjoys tarot or just good art.
The Major Arcana
First and foremost, I am bummed that they changed The Lovers to The Duo. Granted, at the end of season 2, Crowley and Aziraphale aren't lovers, so it does make sense, but 'Duo' just feels a little weak. In the standard Rider Tarot Deck, The Lovers can represent love in general, romantic desire, or seeking wholeness depending on how and where you draw the card.
Interestingly enough, the guide book does refer to Aziraphale and Crowley as The Lovers, so I think it's a cop out not to have it written on the card itself! I have a feeling that The Duo/The Lovers was a late edit. Either it was meant to be The Lovers originally, and it got edited out, or vice versa, it started out as The Duo and then they changed it after Season 2. Here's what the guidebook as to say:
"Upright: You're glowing! You've made a marvelous connection with someone. Things feel--dare you say--magical. Whether this connection is a close friendship or romantic relationship, it's clear that destiny has brought you together. The Lovers card also carries with it an element of choice. Will you choose to stay in this heavenly partnership despite any and all hellish complications? Or will you give in and let outside forces succeed in driving you apart?
Reversed: A once-heavenly connection has crashed back down to earth. You're feeling out of step with someone who means a great deal to you, and you're wondering whether patching things up is worth the effort. Perhaps you have simply grown apart. After all, some people just aren't meant to stay in your life forever. A bit of soul-searching will reveal whether you should double down on your efforts and recommit to this person or move on."
If you draw a reversed card, it typically focuses on the negative aspects of a card. It doesn't always exactly mean the opposite of the upright card. I think we've seen numerous times in canon when Crowley and Aziraphale aren't sure of each other and have to recommit, so I do think both of these descriptions are fitting.
Other thoughts: I love the choice to make Nanny Ashtoreth and Brother Francis represent Temperance, and I find it particularly interesting that Crowley is The Hermit, especially after seeing him in the Job minisode as Bildad. He's just a demon who goes along with Hell as far as he can, and it is lonely. Being a hermit, however, can be a good thing, representing someone who is staunch in their convictions and comfortable going against the flow.
My two favorites in the major arcana are Aziraphale as The Star and Crowley and Aziraphale as The World.
The Minor Arcana
The Good Omens major arcana does not deviate much from the Rider Tarot Deck, but the minor arcana is where it gets interesting! Traditionally, the minor arcana is divided into four suits: wands, cups, swords, and pentacles, each with their own general theme. The Good Omens deck divides it into: angels, vessels, demons, and the humans.
After comparing the two decks, I have hard time linking the suits together. If I had to guess, I would assume they correspond like this:
wands = humans: linked to the fire and is represents creativity and passion.
cups = vessels: emotion and relationships (romantic and platonic), intuition
swords = angels: logic and reason, cutting through illusions,
pentacles = demons: tangible reality, substance
I don't know how accurate this is. Wands and Pentacles could possibly swapped, or more likely, we need to interpret the deck not based on the Rider Tarot Deck, but on the GO universe. So with that said, let's jump into my first impressions.
Angels
Immediately, I suspect that when the tarot deck went on presale, it did not have season 2 in mind since the major arcana features nothing significant from season 2. Starting with the Angels, however, we immediately have season 2 characters including Muriel and Saraqael! And the Metatron takes center stage as The King of Angels.
Interestingly, Aziraphale appears in a solo card three times, and again with Mr. Dalrymple, the surgeon from The Resurrectionist mini episode. This will be relevant for later.
My favorite card is IV of Angels, which represents celebration.
"Upright: The IV of Angels represents milestones and celebrations. Whether you're turning another year older, you're preparing for a reunion, or you've just narrowly managed to save the world from Armageddon, it's clear that a little fete is in order. Take Aziraphale's example by tucking into your favorite celebratory sushi dish and pour yourself a glass of bubbles. You deserve it."
The Vessels
I am certain that The Vessels represent emotion, as every card in the guidebook focuses not on the characters or events of each illustration, but emotions of the moment. This is the closest correlation I could find to the Rider Tarot Deck, and well, the name also gives it away.
My two favorite cards might be The King of Vessels with Shadwell's ridiculous finger and X of Vessels, featuring the Garden of Eden.
X of Vessels:
"Congratulations! Hallelujah! Your prayers are being answered. Whether you've hoped or prayed for an idyllic, perfect paradise of a home, true love, or something more mundane, the X of Vessels represents a wonderfully favorable outcome. Rejoice and enjoy!"
The Demons
Hey, remember how I said it was interesting Aziraphale had three solo cards in The Angels suit? Crowley has ZERO in the Demons suit. He shares a card with Shax in the II of Demons. And remember, before you point out the IV of Demons, that is not Crowley. It's Aziraphale! This card is literally about luxuriating in a bath and treating yourself, and I'm finding not every card has a good correlation to the plot of Good Omens, but that's to be expected with 78 illustrations. This scene has a lot of potential for interpretation, however, and I wish it had been used better. But back to my original thought... Crowley is not considered a demon based on this deck.
Also interestingly, two cards feature the Four Horsemen, War in the Queen of Demons and the tools of the Four Horsemen in the III of Demons. Crowley and Aziraphale can't remember whose side they're on in canon, deeming them 'independent contractors,' but Minerva Siegel and Luthien Leerghast certainly felt they were more on the side of evil than 'good.'
Three of Demons:
"It's an unfortunate fact that even the best-laid ineffable plans fall through sometimes. Though you're feeling betrayed and disappointed, this heartbreak won't last forever. Give yourself the time you need to grieve this loss."
Yeah, you know, the more I think about it, I definitely think the Demons = Pentacles.
The Humans
Last, but not least, we have The Humans suit. It features a wonderfully diverse cast of main and side characters like Sister Mary Loquacious and RP Tyler. Obviously, Adam is The King of Humans, but I absolutely love that Elspeth is featured here. HOWEVER:
There is an error in the book here. The book swaps the pictures of Elspeth and Mrs. Henderson, and now I'm not sure who is supposed to be who!
Before I read the guidebook, I thought for sure Elspeth would make a perfect Knight of Humans, but Minerva Siegel has described her as the Page of Humans despite the card being mislabeled.
I have to look at the deck more closely, but this is the first misprint I've found.
Either way, the art is gorgeous, and I'm going to have a lot of fun looking through this deck. I probably won't use it much, however, because I don't want it to get damaged. I love collecting tarot for the art and different interpretations, and I'm super excited to add this to my shelf!
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Miracle Blocked
I've seen a thing floating around (this is the thing, if you're curios https://www.tumblr.com/postsforposting/734273604991221760/im-fixating-on-the-tarot-suggestion-but-a-little?source=share) that suggests that Furfur's miracle blocker contains Tarot numbers. They're contained in the serial number on the miracle blocker punch card.
Here be the Tarot numbers: 13-79 78-12-11-1
I'm fixating on the Tarot suggestion, but a little miffed because a Tarot deck typically has 78, not 79 cards. You can add an extra card to personalize your deck but it's not always done. So I'm just gonna go with it. I am drunk. The self-control has been turned off. I just like occult divination, baby! Hail Satan, and all that jazz.
In the Tarot deck, the first 22 cards, called the Major Arcana, have numbers assigned to them. The rest of the deck is not numbered. So I'm just going to ignore 78 and 79, and consider them to be the Clue that points us to the Tarot rather than direction to any specific cards.
Here are the Tarot numbers again: 13-79 78-12-11-1
13- Death
79- Unknown
78- Unknown
12- Hanged Man
11- Justice
1- The Magician
A very simple way to do a Tarot reading is to draw three cards and place them in a row. From left to right the cards reflect self, situation, and obstacles. However, since the numbers appear on a Miracle Blocker from Hell, I'm going to flip the order because Hell is subversive. (Just go with me on this--flipped cards have different meanings in Tarot, so reversing order to get a more coherent reading is not all that strange.) Here's what we get.
Self: Magician and Justice (1, 11)
Situation: The Hanged Man (12)
Obstacle: Death (13)
Now let's read those cards.
Self - The Magician and Justice: Since this Tarot reading relates to two characters, it's reasonable that there are two cards identified with "Self." I think it's pretty clear that we're meant to read Aziraphale as The Magician, meaning Crowley is Justice. Holy Shit, I love this.
The Magician is viewed as being both resourceful and mercurial. At first, I found it a little difficult to view Aziraphale as mercurial, since the angel is notoriously stuck in his ways. But, Aziraphale is also a grade-A liar and manipulator who has bluffed both to the Archangel Gabriel and to God Herself. So, yah. Clever like Hermes in a very unobtrusive way, and similarly underestimated.
Justice is the *mwah* perfect card for Crowley because he simply offers choices. Now go with me here because we're going to have to transpose the symbolism of this card, but I promise it works so well! Justice (a Libra, just like the earth!) is pictured in the Rider Waite deck as a king holding out two hands. In one hand he holds a sword, in the other weighted scales. He symbolizes justice through balance. Like Crowley, he lets you chose your own karma. Whereas other demons might try to tempt you in the wrong direction, Crowley is really all about free will. He just wants to make sure you're aware of all your options. He shows you what is available in both hands and lets you take your pick.
Visually, I find these very interesting, because they both contain elements of both characters. Aziraphale is the magician, as in literally the one on stage with the fancy hat and starry cloak. But on the card, his robe is belted with a snake, which is literally Crowley, and he's wearing a surcoat in red, which is Crowley's color. Justice is wearing a red robe (Crowley), but carries a sword, which we certainly associate with Aziraphale.
Situation - The Hanged Man: The Hanged Man stands for sacrifice and surrender. He's literally hung upside down, but his face is calm and passive. He's accepted the position in which he finds himself. It's a reminder that we might find what we're looking for when we embrace equanimity and view our situation from a new perspective.
Just visually, the Rider Waite Hanged Man has elements of both our angel and our demon. He's wearing sky blue, a color we associate with Aziraphale, and vibrant red, a color we associate with Crowley. Additionally, the character has a halo, which is religious iconography for angels, and is hanging from a tree draped in vines, which represent a garden, the place where Crowley (Crawley) and Aziraphale first met (yes, angel!Crowley met Azirpahle before the beginning but that encounter is too much to unpack at the moment.)
The bullet catch trick that Crowley and Aziraphale are about to perform in this scene is all about surrender. Aziraphale surrenders his fate to Crowley, trusting that the demon is not going to discorporate him in the process of performing the magic trick. Crowley has surrendered his will in this situation (he would very much like NOT to be pointing a rifle at his best friend) in order to allow Aziraphale to act out his fantasy of being a professional magician.
Furthermore, the whole evening has been about the two of them reassessing their relationship. It's their first meeting in 80 years--they've not seen each other since the Holy Water Incident the left them both emotionally eviscerated (Crowley slept for literal decades and Aziraphale learned the gavotte. Need I say more?) They're renegotiating the parameters of their relationship as they figure out the new dynamics for the future. This evening in 1941 is, in every way, looking at their relationship from a new perspective and figuring out how to move forward.
Obstacle - Death: Even though it looks like a scary and negative card, Death is, by far, my favorite draw in the Tarot deck. Death signifies new beginnings that can only happen once the old ways have been put to rest. Death is not only a key player in the Good Omens universe, it's also the Tarot card that symbolizes transformation and rebirth. When presented as a challenge or obstacle, we typically read this as meaning the transformation is available if you're willing to take a leap of faith.
Death as the obstacle is a challenge for the Ineffable Idiots to move beyond their previous dynamics and open themselves to what could be. We see them rise to this challenge throughout the 1941 flashback: Crowley and Aziraphale mutually saving one another in the church bombing, Crowley accepting his role in the bullet catch trick, Aziraphale admitting that their relationship is more than enemies that fraternize ("That's what friends are for.") If they accept this challenge, to put aside the old ways, their relationship is ready to transform into something different. And it does! 1941 is a huge turning point for these two.
The only visual element of this card I'm going to address is the heraldic flag that Death carries: a field of black emblazoned with the inverted White Rose of York. Time for theology and history, bitches. In Catholic dogma, the White Rose of York is a symbol for the purity of the Virgin Mary. But inverting the symbol, we subvert the meaning to make the statement that innocence has been lost. I associate this very strongly with Crowley's fall. He is not that angel anymore because he has experienced more than sheltered innocence. Crowley's fall was a kind of deflowering that Heaven deems as wicked. But even given the chance, Crowley wouldn't revert to his angelic status because that's not who is is anymore. The White Rose of York also suggests the Wars of the Roses, a series of civil wars fought for control of the throne of England in the 15th(?) century. The white rose symbolizes the House of York, while the red rose symbolizes the House of Lancaster. (The two roses would later be symbolically joined as the Tudor Rose.) Civil war between two houses fighting for dominion sound familiar? Sounds a lot like Heaven and Hell's idea of the perfect Armageddon.
Overall, I'm not hell-bent that these numbers have to represent a Tarot reading, but if they do, this is how I would read the cards. I personally see lots of little nods to the Tarot sprinkled throughout the 1941 flashback. I'm interested to hear other people's interpretations.
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Listen, I didn’t NEED another tarot deck. But didn’t I?
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