Did you know that every tarot reader is different? Of course they are! But how much is a reading influenced by their zodiac sign? Well, Mickey Querent did some research and got answers. To read the full article, please log in to the Forum.
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 cards, appropriate for beginner and…
I was both intrigued and perplexed when I began examining this deck. The illustrations are overtly shamanic, with the RWS interpretation inside the elemental symbol of each suit and major arcana, and several staves embedded with Nordic runes running vertically down the card. The cards are standard size. The stock is of average thickness and…
By Guest Contributor: Mary du Plessis I’ll never forget my first time, but I certainly hope she did. My first professional tarot reading (and I cringe to even say that) was with the wife of a yoga friend. The topic of tarot had come up in general conversation outside of class, and he mentioned that…
Dovid Krafchow, seems to have solid credentials for teaching about these topics; his biography states: ‘Dovid Krafchow has studied Kabbalah and practiced the Tarot for more than 30 years. He began his study of the Torah at the Hadar Hatorah Institute for Rabbinical Studies in Brooklyn, New York, and lived for 10 years in Zefat,…
Designed by: Janis King (with thanks to Ray Mallaney) tarotreadinglondon.com Card art by: Matt Corvis (shatteringglass.co.uk) Box and booklet by: Rob Ingle (bertramcreates.com) Based on the Rider-Waite-Smith style of tarot Release date: September/October 2022 The creator of this deck is Janis King, who has been working with Tarot professionally for 15 years and has read…