Tag: Tarot

The Celtic Tarot by Kristoffer Hughes and Chris Down draws upon a rich folklore replete with heroic and mysterious characters, quests, and magick.

I have complicated feelings about, The Satanic Tarot: Diabolical Adventures in Lesser Magic, both the deck and its accompanying book.

With the third and final volume, Tarot Compendium, edited by Sasha Graham, the comprehensive mega resource for all things tarot has been wrapped up.

Kitchen Table Tarot is for the beginner who wants to dip their toes in the tarot world for fun and personal study.

In magick we use our intuition a lot to make choices. But what if you have a hard time with it? These tips and tricks will help you build magical intuition.

Using oracle cards in conjunction with traditional tarot can add more depth and understanding to your readings for yourself and your clients!

The 15th century Tarocchi Sola Busca is both familiar and baffling. I became interested in this deck when I discovered Pamela Coleman Smith used it as inspiration for some of her minor arcana illustrations in the Rider-Waite-Smith (RWS) Tarot.

Jayne Wallace, founder of Psychic Sisters, has provided a great service to the tarot community with the release of her first deck The Angel Tarot. The deck feels charged with a powerful light energy that ignites a sense of calm and serenity deep within the soul.

First Light Tarot, by Dinah Roseberry Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 978-0-7643-4573-9, 66 cards, 96 pp., 2016 Okay, so first off, random thought, right off the top of...

The Art of Love Tarot deck created by Denise Jarvie holds a potent type of nurturing, earthy magick.

How many tarot readers have allowed their minds to ponder creating their own personal tarot deck? For Jessica Alaire, the result is the Vivid Journey Tarot and accompanying book, Guide to Your Vivid Journey.

Even though you may not know Courtney Alexander by name, if you’re involved in the tarot world, then you’ve likely heard about her groundbreaking deck, Dust II Onyx: A Melanated Tarot.