Are my cards telling me I shouldn’t part

I'll pull one card for this direct question.

This card isn't telling you yes or no to witch craft — it's pointing at the fog around the question itself.

Seven of Cups Reversed, current guidance. The upright shows a glittering spread of choices, fantasy, the dream-state of "what if." Reversed, that fog is starting to lift. The card's job here is to make you ask the question plainer, not to answer a question that hasn't been asked cleanly yet.

So it depends on what the pull actually is:

• If what draws you is a real, specific practice — one tradition, one lineage, one text — the card says the move is to learn what that first month actually looks like before deciding, not to drop it on principle.
• If what draws you is the aesthetic, the identity, the sense of escape — the card says "no" is the wrong word, because the real question is what the practice would have to do for you that nothing else does.

Tarot doesn't get to decide this for you. What it can do is refuse to let the answer come out of the dream-state.

One step inside the next 48 hours, before you decide anything: write down, in one sentence each, what draws you to witch craft (no aesthetic words — no "witchy," no "mystical," no "spiritual") and one specific tradition or practice you'd actually start with. Then find one practitioner of *that exact tradition* — not a general witchy creator — and read their honest account of the first month. What comes back is the real question your card is asking. The answer isn't in the deck.