The Wild Unknown Tarot Deck and Guidebook (Official Keepsake Box Set)

Product Information

It’s a fun process (and a joy to do with these cards), but be warned you will have to put in the work. Much of this wisdom is achieved by noticing physical things: your own breath and body, as well as your mother Earth and the stars. Experiencing the full range of sensual pleasure available to us on this planet is another mode of connecting to the divine, and the Empress reminds us that sensuality can be just as sacred as prayer or contemplation. And finally, the last ring is superconsciousness, the outward expression of spiritual knowledge, release of archetypal energy. She will have color in autumn, lose leaves in winter, and then burst forth with new leaves and blossoms in the spring, bearing fruit once again in the summer.

I did readings using the 3 card “who” spread, the clarity spread and the connection spread and I found each beneficial. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). This deck uses the traditional cups, wands (sticks are used in the illustrations to represent the wands), swords and pentacles.A compact, portable version of Kim Krans’ blockbuster New York Times bestselling tarot deck and guidebook, featuring her lush four-color illustrations. The artist used hand-drawn black ink linework with a full rainbow of watercolor washes on the cards. Lion: Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Cards – Unlocking Words - […] unsurprisingly, the lion is pictured on the strength card. As such, this card can be associated with completion, the sense that something has reached a spiritually ordained conclusion. The Village Hermit’s Kitty Kards with Natasha 2020-01-08 – Multiconscious Dreamweaver - […] (http://carriemallon.

Realized I never did put this on my "read" list - although that's a bit of a fudge, considering that you read some of it first, then the rest as you pull cards. This butterfly appears tranquil and free, but the dark heap of wands at the bottom of the card show she has earned this experience by going through the thick of life. You are a sacred conductor of life-force, and now may be the perfect time to direct that life-force into creating something beautiful. They guide me to go deeper into the meaning of the cards, and the references to the traditional imagery are so nice to have as well.Don’t be influenced by unrelated people, work hard to carry out your duty, you will soon achieve good results and raise your reputation. The meanings are kind of stripped down in a way that is useful, but I also feel like the meanings here are a bit watered down. In this sense, the Empress asks you to embrace your own role both as a nurturer and as a receiver of nurturing. She doesn’t just talk about change – she lives it and her spirituality is directly tied to her creative practice. My analytical mind has been in overdrive the last few years so I’m just scratching the surface, but I’m working at it.

Thanks to the book and your blog I can someway understand what they are trying to say but could you please give me a little bit more detail about them? However, if you don’t know the meaning yet, it’s difficult to associate the card’s spiderweb image with being a hardworking craftsperson. Instead of the traditional Page, Knight, Queen and King (in the Waite system), we will see names that, according to the author of the deck, are better suited for denoting family members: Daughter, Son, Mother and Father.Perhaps this level of adrenaline is necessary for now, but as mentioned above, the energy of this card is not always sustainable. But this card reminds us that there are also times when you need to let loose a surge of adrenaline. The readings I get from this deck always seem to come from outside of myself, and they challenge my “normal” way of thinking.