I am in awe of this deck! It has some truly divine images and a system that, as an oracle, reaches you in a way like I have never seen before. Why do I love this so much? Please make yourself comfortable, sit back and take a few moments to read about the many reasons…
I’m the kind of person who uses holiday mugs year-round. (Why should merriment be limited to one season a year?) So, it’s no stretch of the imagination to understand why I gravitated toward the Yuletide Tarot the moment this new edition was available. Author Kristoffer Hughes and artist Erin O’Leary Brown have created a whimsical…
Rachel Pollack (1945-2023) needs no introduction; she was one of the greatest tarot mentors of our time, deepening all of our practices in the book that many of us consider our “bible”: Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom. Originally published in 1986, Tarot: The Open Labyrinth,has long been out of print. In this 40th Anniversary Edition, we…
For episode 28 of TABI’s Tarot World podcast, Victoria and I interviewed Byron Ballard, Appalachian witch, folklorist, author, and artist. It was a fascinating discussion, and if you haven’t had the chance to listen to it yet, I would highly recommend it. You can find it on Spotify (or listen wherever you get your podcasts):…
The Witch’s Homestead Oracle follows the ‘cottagecore’ aesthetic and sentiment, something I knew very little about until this review. Idealising life on the farm and in the cottage, this style of art emphasizes a return to the simple life. Baking bread, making preserves, darning socks, gardening and foraging are intrinsic to the imagery of slow…
I recently attended the TABI-sponsored “Egyptomania” lecture by Robert M. Place (which I highly recommend). So, like a lot of us, I have a fascination with cartomancy in ancient Egyptian culture. The Anubis’ Gift oracle deck appealed to me for this very reason and creator Fabrizio Uffreduzzi delivers a complex 50-card deck that’s steeped in…