The Art of Tarot Spreads by Barbara Moore is a wonderful book for those who want to deepen their understanding of tarot spreads. Moore takes a historic and practical look at different spread types, while keeping her tone light and conversational. She walks you through how she learned certain spreads
Spoiler alert: I absolutely love this deck despite my not being a SciFi or Fantasy person per se. Jen Sankey is also the creator of The Enchanted Forest Felines tarot as well as an author. The artist of Stardust Wanderer is Carol Phillips, though you have to do a bit
I wrote a lot about this deck in my journal, and probably spent way too much time mulling over its meaning and considering what place it can hold in my tarot practice. Astrology and Tarot do go hand in hand historically, particularly if you are using more esoteric decks like
When I was first learning Tarot, there seemed to be so much wiggle room. How could a single card mean one thing in a reading about work, something else in relation to spiritual matters, and something else again for a relationship reading? And how was I ever going to learn
When I sat down to write this review, I realized that I have every single one of Sasha Graham’s decks! The Vampire’s Tale deck is the creator’s second project with artist Abigail Larson; their first deck is called Dark Wood Tarot. These two decks definitely share the same dark fairytale
The Faerie Pathways Oracle is an impressive deck with 70 cards of inspirational keywords organized in alphabetical order from Abundance to Wonder. And it is indeed a wonder. The artwork by creator Paulina Fae is so rich with detail and symbolic flourishes, it brings to life a vivid assortment of
