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By Guest Contributor: Mary du Plessis I’ll begin by clarifying that I’m not a medium. I can’t intentionally channel the spirits of the dead or act as an interpreter between the living and the dead. I say Intentionally, because it does sometimes happen when I’m reading tarot. The first time I connected with a spirit…
The Lubanko Tarot was originally independently-produced by E. Lubanko, a US-based artist, and it was one of the more elusive (and expensive) decks to find in the aftermarket. Thankfully, we all have access now due to the mass-market version produced by Llewellyn. The Lubanko Tarot artwork is unrestrained, exposed, and intense. In the mass market…
NOTE: The photos shown in this review are from the 1st edition, which is out of print. Please see the links for the current edition of this deck, due for release in approximately May 2026. The Dream of Nile tarot, created by graphic designer/artist Emma Zhang, may be the most beautiful and unique deck in…
At first glance, I wondered what a yellow rubber duck had to do with Tarot. Bob’s (the yellow duck) backstory is that he was washed out to sea after being left behind at a beach outing. From there, Bob’s grand adventure journeys through the 78 cards of the tarot representing the ocean’s ecosystem. He is…
I have been sitting with The Light in the Dark Oracle for a couple of weeks now, and what keeps drawing me back to it is how clearly it knows what it is. There’s no uncertainty in this deck. From the box, in each card, through every page of the guidebook, it carries a kind…
I’ve been a fan of three-time published author, and tarot master, Janis King, for years. She has been a tarot professional for over 20 years, reading for celebrities, politicians and private clients across the world. Janis is also the author of Tarot Mastery – Decoding the Tarot, Perfect Match – The energetic way to your…