TABI Contact Free Reading Monitor
| [weforms id=”9545″] |
Similar Posts
Driven to the Edge, Chapter Twelve
Coral Bale/Reefgirl writes tarot-inspired fiction in serialized form. Driven to the Edge is a racing themed mystery featuring Lady Amethyst (Amy) Richmond, her tarot cards, and early 20th century high society circles in the UK.
Deck Review: The Lunar Tarot
Jayne Wallace is a well-known psychic with a global following, serving as the driving force behind her company, Psychic Sisters. Gifted with clairvoyance since childhood, she has dedicated herself to refining her abilities through continuous study worldwide, earning her a reputation as one of the most respected psychics globally. Additionally, Jayne is a published author,…
Review: Raise Your Vibes Crystal
Author: Athena Bahri Publisher: Watkins Publishing www.watkinspublishing.com Published in UK & USA RRP: £22.99 ISBN: 978-1-78678-24-8 Date of publication: 2023 Deck size: 55 cards My first impression of this deck was the nice, sturdy box, as are all Watkins Publishing products. I liked the green Malachite pattern to the box too. The author, Athena Bahri…
Deck Review: Akasha Oracle
My first impressions of the Akasha Oracle are that it is absolutely stunning. The mix of black and white illustrations with just a pop of restrained colour, and the spot gold on the box cover is incredibly beautiful. I really love the artwork, and I couldn’t wait to dive in deeper into this deck. Upon…
Review: The Buddha Tarot
Robert M. Place is an American artist, author and creator of tarot, Lenormand and oracle decks, with a keen interest in the history of Tarot cards. He’s the creator of ‘The Alchemical Tarot’ and ‘The Angels Tarot’ amongst many other decks, and author of ‘The Tarot: History, Symbolism and Divination’. He has lectured and taught…
Deck Review: Japanese Art Nouveau Tarot
At First Glance: I wasn’t sure if or how I would connect with this deck, but the artwork alone meant this was a keeper from the start. I say this knowing absolutely nothing about Japanese art or culture. I’d never had much interest in it before, but I do now. What Works (for me): Surprisingly…
