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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…
Tarot Without a Net: Unintentional Mediumship
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…
Deck Review: The Egyptian Alchemy Oracle
Stephen Denham is a contemporary Australian creative whose work sits at the intersection of spirituality, psychology, and the arts. Stephen holds a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy and both a BA and Master’s degree in psychology. These elements are quite evident in his work—particularly in how the deck leans toward introspection, inner transformation, and layered meanings…
Review: Oracle of Light & Dreams
by Scot Howden U.S. Games, April 2022ISBN: 978-1-64671-082-9 The theme of an Oracle deck is important. That might sound obvious, but it can be more important for an Oracle than it is for a Tarot deck because with Tarot, you already have one layer of meaning. Generally speaking, you know what Tarot cards ‘mean’, whether…
Book Review: Lost Book of Spells
The Lost Book of Spells is a beautifully bound book published by Rockpool Publishing Australia in March 2025. The author, Fiona Horne, is a well-respected witchcraft practitioner, who has written 15 bestselling books and several oracle decks, all of which have had a tremendous impact on modern witchcraft, aiming to dispel the stigma modern witches…
