• A tarot card illustration of a white tiger sits beneath a crescent moon, holding a sphere with a galaxy pattern. The card is labeled The High Priestess from The Wild Unknown Tarot. Deck Review is written above the card.
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    The Wild Unknown Tarot

    I have many, many decks, but nothing like this one. If I had to classify The Wild Unknown Tarot, I would say it is a nature-based, contemporary deck. To be honest, I really didn’t think it was going to be for me but how wrong was I. I absolutely love this deck because I find it strikes to the core of the issue at hand. People don’t tend to choose it for readings and yet if I pull it out to go deeper into an issue, or I just show it to them after their reading, most become drawn to the images. As I keep flicking through in order to…

  • A tarot card from the Light Seers Tarot titled 2. The High Priestess shows a red-haired woman with closed eyes, adorned with jewelry and a crescent moon crown, against a mystical pink and teal background. Deck Review is written above the card.
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    Light Seers Tarot

    The Light Seers Tarot is a popular deck for good reason. The strength of this deck is its ability to bring messages through in an accessible way that feels relevant to today. Even though it is a modern interpretation of the tarot, the messages still follow the Rider Waite interpretations fairly closely. For those approaching tarot for the first time, The Light Seers Tarot is a wonderful introduction. It easily connects you with the messages your subconscious is trying to share with you. I have quite an extensive collection of decks, but it is this one that drew my daughter in instantly. When I do readings, I offer my clients…