Aradia, Queen of the Witches (Daughter of Diana, Teacher of Witches) Herbal Oils but never burn that long

but never burn that long at one go

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The major arcana is modified somewhat to fit the pagan theme of the deck

Conjure first emerged in the days of slavery and plantations and is widely considered among the most potent forms of magic

Aradia, Queen of the Witches (Daughter of Diana, Teacher of Witches) Herbal Oils but never burn that longAradia, "Queen of the Witches," is believed to have been a real high born woman who taught witchcraft to oppressed people in Italy, despite persecution. Legend tells us she was the daughter of the Goddess Diana, sent to care for her worshippers. Here Aradia calls on Diana to bless and inspire her teachings as she stands at the crossroads by the pillar of Hecate. Cimaruta symbols surround and support her. The inscription reads, "Listen to my teaching