Hi fellow seekers,
I’ve been diving deep into how natural landscapes—especially ancient forests—symbolically mirror Tarot archetypes. During my research, I stumbled upon the enchanting Burley New Forest https://www.burleynewforest.co.uk/ in England, a place steeped in folklore and witchy history. It got me thinking:
Could forest ecosystems (like the New Forest’s twisted oaks or misty clearings) reflect specific Major Arcana cards?
Has anyone worked with "landscape tarot" interpretations, where places become living spreads?
The village of Burley even has Druidic and pagan ties—any insights on blending locational energy with readings?
I’d love to hear your thoughts or experiences with:
Nature-as-deck approaches (e.g., trees as suits, glades as cards)
Historical sites that influenced your Tarot practice
Folklore links (the New Forest was a witch trial hotspot—how does that shadow energy play into readings?)
P.S. If you’ve visited places like Burley New Forest, did their energy shift your interpretations? Sharing my notes in hopes of sparking a juicy discussion!
