When I was younger, a Mormon church was built in the city where I lived. It was the first one we had, and a beautiful building, but the press was negative. It had nothing to do with the Mormon tradition, about which no one really knew enough to get upset, Read more
It’s pretty hard to overstate the importance of self-confidence in basically any endeavor, let alone cartomancy. So, when a book promises to help boost this superpower, it’s going to get my attention. Tarot for the Flawed & Fearless is one such book and it’s designed to help you tap into Read more
Introduction This is a redesigned version of the Silver Witchcraft Tarot (2014) that comes with silver edges on every card and the Lo Scarabeo multilingual instructions booklet. This deck has been and continues to be very popular since its first release over 10 years ago. At first, I was expecting Read more
‘Faina Lorah is an award-winning artist and author who blends traditional techniques with a modern, magical touch to create a world of whimsy. Deeply inspired by her Slavic heritage, she reimagines folk art with bold colours and intricate storytelling, bringing mythology and lore to life. She is a nomadic artist Read more
Aliza Einhorn’s Tarot of the Unconscious is a new addition to the genre of books devoted to reading Tarot for yourself. Mary Greer describes this book best in her Forward: This book is several things at once: A memoir of returning to school as a student of psychoanalysis in the Read more
The awakening of souls is imperative. Those unprepared to accept certain truths will overlook them. Conversely, delving into the dangers of the occult through personal experience demands profound contemplation, leading inevitably to inner transformation. (p.xvi) There is a difference in the way that we read Tarot from a divination perspective Read more
