Tarot Card Reviews

Many of you use tarot cards on your own, either to read yourself or others. Here are some tarot card reviews and recommendations of some of my favourite decks.

Moreau, Adele. Old Grimaud Jeu de la Main Palmistry Tarot Cards A quaint, straightforward deck of rare 1963 palmistry tarot cards from France. If you are spiritual and like to pretend you’re in 1960’s France, this deck was made for you!

Sams, Jamie. Sacred Path Cards Reconnect with nature and discover the truth of your current spiritual path in this ritual-inspired Native American deck. These cards are a helpful tool for shamans or anyone who is seeking a different way of life.

“If you keep doing what you’re doing, you’ll keep getting what you’re getting.” (Author Unknown)

We often choose a new way of life when the old way gets too painful. But does choice really exist, or is it an illusion? While some things seem to be fated, these cards suggest that free-willing two-leggeds can choose the sacred path of respect for the land and for all living creatures at any given time. Perpetual respect requires maintenance, and maintenance takes effort. We all fall off the sacred path at times. A metamorphosis is inevitable if we are to return to the path of the sacred, but transitions are a challenge for most of us. Yet even the planets are ever-changing. In fact, if each of us is a microcosm of the natural world and the Earth can withstand periodic upheavals over the years, so can we. The earth is made for revolution and so are we.

While this deck is not designed to make predictions, it offers something you can use in the future: the ability to make better choices based on the ancient wisdom of Native storytelling. And just one positive decision could possibly alter the outcome of your life, and that of those you love, for many years to come.

Sheppard, Susan. The Phoenix Cards Astrology, anthropology, and a window into past lives are the recipe for this brilliant deck. You will not only discover many cultures you may have lived in during previous lifetimes, but you will also unlock explanations as to why you are who you are today. You might even make connections with soul groups if you use these cards for loved ones.

As a bonus, there are tarot spreads in the accompanying manual for daily readings about your present life. I’ve been using The Phoenix Cards since I was 15 years old and they still continue to surprise me with uncanny insights into every phase of my life, as well as the happenings of the day. Susan Sheppard’s compassionate understanding of the human psyche gives us all permission to embrace self-acceptance, and by accepting ourselves, we have another chance to love and understand those who are in our lives today.

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