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Book Review: New Directions in Tarot

New Directions In Tarot, by Scott Martin, takes a different approach to learning and using Tarot cards, inspired by Pamela Colman Smith’s theatrical training, and how she used her theatre design experience to create the Minor Arcana. This is an innovative and wonderfully fresh approach to learning and using the

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Deck Review: The Vedic Tarot

About the author: I have the pleasure of reviewing The Vedic Tarot deck by Dwina Murphy-Gibb. She is an artist, author, and playwright with a deep interest in ancient Irish history and mythology, comparative religions, and esoteric studies. She has also studied and practised various types of yoga, including Raja

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Deck Review: Spirit of the Drum Oracle

There is something energising that raises a tingle throughout my entire body the moment I hear drums. Those that are played individually like a Bodhran Drum to a gathering of those that weave and raise energy at sporting events or even a bit of a heavy metal air drum! From

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Deck Review: Swagatam Tarot

About the author: Pankhuri Agarwal is a healing and divination expert who has been reading Tarot for the past 18 years. Originally from India and currently living in London, she has drawn on her knowledge of Hinduism, healing, and Tarot to create this unique deck. She is active on Instagram

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Deck Review: The Manifestation Tarot

Have you ever wanted to combine a pip style tarot with positive mantras that encourage gentle loving messages along with dreamlike images? If so, this may be the deck for you! I was given this opportunity to review the Manifestation Tarot, and it is a pleasure to hold such a

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Deck Review: The Westwood Tarot

The Westwood Tarot is a beautifully packaged deck. It includes the card deck plus a substantial guide book, which comes in a rigid magnetic closure box, all wonderfully illustrated. The box is designed to look like a book, with a rounded spine and faux pages with dragonflies on the top

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