A useful technique to add to your Tarot tool box of skills is looking for a Secret Path between the cards. This is an idea that I first heard about years ago in a book called The Secret Language of Tarot by Ruth and Wald Amberstone. A Secret Path is Read more…
It’s been a long time in the pipeline, but Wild Magic is actually HERE!
First up, I hold my hands up, I’m biased towards this deck – I work with Mark and administer The Wildwood Tarot’s website. I am an admin on their facebook page and an admin on the Wildwood Tarot study page AND I work for Will Worthington, the deck’s artist. I’ve tried to keep this review as factual as possible and will only fully focus on the section of the book that involves court cards – but just letting you know, ahead of what you read.
So, there are now THREE versions of the Wildwood Tarot floating around out there. All equally gorgeous, of course, but there ARE differences and you will want to know what you are buying if one comes up on the bay of the ee. I manage the Wildwood Tarot’s website and Read more…
On Saturday my new (well, let’s be honest – my ONLY) e-book will be published on Amazon. If you are familiar with the Wildwood Tarot’s facebook page, you will know that for the past couple of years, I’ve been an Admin there and exploring each of the cards as they Read more…
Question 7: What is my favourite card (both in terms of the decks artwork and divination meaning) Ooooh this is a tricky one! How can you select a favourite card from the 78 available? And then how can I pick one image from the hundreds of decks out there?! Initially, I was Read more…
This week my blog posts have focussed on animal court cards – the Rabbit Tarot, the Ferret Tarot and now, the daddy of them all, the Wildwood Tarot Courts – every one of them a stunningly represented animal native to Northern Europe. The deck, created by Mark Ryan and John Read more…