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Deck Review: Runes and the Gods Oracle
In recent years there seems to have been a resurgence in interest in Runes, possibly because of the popularity of the television series “Vikings”, films such as “The Northman” or the widening interest in Scandinavian “Heathen” bands like Wardruna, who created the music for “Vikings”, and Heilung, who carry out dramatic rituals as part of…
Book Review: The Tarot Card Companion
The Tarot Card Companion is a beautifully presented hardcover book. The design and photography done by Rockpool Publishing is elegant and contemporary. It is a pleasure to hold and read, from the size of the book to the spot varnish and gold foil on the cover, to the photography and layout throughout, the design approach…
Deck Review: Ask the Feline Sages
I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect with an oracle deck solely devoted to sage wisdom from cats. Not that cats don’t have sage wisdom (they do; some probably more than I do), but I wondered how that could translate into a deck of inspirational cards that didn’t just rely on an obvious cute factor….
Review: Journeys into the Other Worlds
Cilla Conway Cilla Conway: Journeys into the OtherWorlds How does an artist create two-dimensional images of the OtherWorlds’ multiple dimensions and beings who inhabit it? I believe the connection happens when an artist gets out of the way and lets the creative process take us where it wants to go. When we tap into the…
Deck Review: Visionary Woman Tarot
First Impressions Receiving this deck during Navratri—the Hindu festival that honors Goddess Durga—felt incredibly symbolic. The timing reflected the spirit of the Visionary Woman Tarot perfectly: empowerment, intuition, and transformation. The deck arrives in a sturdy, beautifully illustrated box featuring the High Priestess on the cover, representing wisdom and introspection. The cards, though initially a…
Colours In The Tarot
WRITTEN BY: MAGENTA As insightful as ever, Magenta offers a refreshing take on colours and shows us how colours and tarot blend together. Colour is part of our life and existence. Everywhere we look there is colour and even in our speech, for instance, ‘he saw red’ or ‘green with envy’. Colour is a vibration…
