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The Wandering Spirit Tarot Unbound – January 1, 2021

• Reading age 10 years and up
• Print length 84 pages
• Language English
• Publisher Haenuli
• Publication date January 1, 2021
• ISBN-10 1737585405
• ISBN-13 978-1737585404
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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Haenuli (January 1, 2021)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Unbound ‏ : ‎ 84 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1737585405
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1737585404
• Reading age ‏ : ‎ 10 years and up
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 15.5 ounces
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Joseph Campbell once said, “Life as an art and art as a game — an action for its own sake, without thought of gain or loss, praise or blame — is the key, then, to the turning of living itself into a yoga, and art into the means to such a life.” Welcome to Tarot, the game of life! Welcome to this incredible game in which the object is to understand all that has been, is and ever shall be! Welcome, dear one, to the Tarot of the Spirit! To play this intriguing game is to learn about life, to learn about all existence — origins and structures — past, present and future. This is done through the contemplation of images, pictures that when attended to with the mindfulness given to great art, contain the power to propel the player on a profound path of spiritual realization. What is spiritual realization? To become spiritually realized is to arrive at an understanding of your own being: body, mind and spirit. It is to come to terms with your own destiny. It is to begin to comprehend that which exists beyond the boundaries of yourself. As we come to spiritual awareness, we begin, as Joseph Campbell says to turn life into yoga. What does this mean? The word yoga is Sanskrit for “to yoke.” As you play the game of Tarot you begin to yoke — to pull toward yourself — an erudite knowledge that transcends ordinary ways of thinking. With this new knowledge, your life begins to change. Your potential expands. Can spiritual realization really be attained through playing with a pack of cards? For centuries, mystics have answered with a resounding YES. You must draw your own conclusions. But while you are thinking it over, consider these questions: Are you ready to play your own game of life? Are you ready to play it all the way? Are you up to meeting your own destiny? If so, the Tarot of the Spirit is at your command.

Twisting the Leaf

Wandering spirit tarot, don’t look back.

Today’s meditation was skipped.

It’s this last meaning that I see in today’s card.  The skeleton sneaks off into the night with arms full of swords, but is he watching where he’s going?  No… he’s looking back at those left behind with longing.

The message in today’s card is a reminder not to look back with longing on what you have left behind, you have more than enough to keep you busy.

DECK USED:  WANDERING SPIRIT TAROT

GroundedInMagic’s #Lovers2022TarotChallenge Challenge Prompt Question s for January 10th

Remember that they are them, and you are you. It does not have to be a melting pot of energy all the time, and you have the ability to possess your own energy and not let it mix with others.

From this more detached perspective, you will take what you see as their distastefulness with a less biased view, and thus find it easier to accept them as they are.

What can help me see the potential for change in those I find difficult to extend love to? Five of Cups Rx and Three of Cups Rx

Accept that it’s okay not to like everything and everyone, and you don’t have to hang out with them if you aren’t into them, no matter what the expectations may be to the contrary.

DECK USED: WANDERING SPIRIT TAROT

Gideon and I did some comforting play today to help try and ease some of my subdrop.

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Wandering Spirit Tarot

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Embark on a journey of self-discovery with the Wandering Spirit Tarot!

This beautiful tarot deck is designed to guide you on your path and provide insight into the twists and turns of life

With stunning illustrations and evocative symbolism, the Wandering Spirit Tarot will help you tap into your intuition and find clarity in even the most confusing of situations

Whether you're an experienced tarot reader or just starting out, this deck is the perfect tool to help you uncover your inner truth and find the answers you seek

So, gather your courage and let the Wandering Spirit Tarot be your guide!

The free PDF guidebook is available to download via a QR code on the back of the deck

Dimensions: 12cm x 7cm

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Spirit Guide Tarot Spread: What Messages Do They Keep

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So what is a spirit guide, contacting your spirit guide spread, a spread to help you build a relationship with your spirit guide, a spread for contacting your spirit team in general: not just a specific guide, question: can i use oracle cards to connect to my spirit guides, question: does everyone have a spirit team, question: how can i deepen my relationship with my spirit team on a daily basis, say hello to your team for me.

A spirit guide can be many things. It just depends on what your specific beliefs are. For me, spirit guides take on the form of loved ones who have passed on, deities, angels, and ancestors. Together they make up a spirit team of sorts, basically a group of energies that work together to help guide you through life.

If you are on a spiritual path, then you’ve likely heard of having a spirit team and might be wondering how you can contact the different members or guides on it. This Spirit Guide Tarot Spread guide will walk you through how to do just that, along with expanding a bit on what it means to believe in spirit guides and the different forms they take.

A spirit guide can be many things; it all depends on your individual beliefs. These spreads for contacting your spirit guides will help you understand the messages they are trying to tell you and help you build a relationship with them.

I really loved the spread for contacting your spirit team as a whole, along with the one for contacting a specific guide.

A spirit guide can be many things or anything, even animals or pets. I’ve heard of everything from talking dragons to your great great great great grandmother joining in on a spirit team. It all depends on you and your beliefs. Here are some more well-known energies that often join spirit teams:

Guardian Angels: Guardian angels are perhaps the most well-known since they are also ingrained in Christianity. They are simply energies of any type that are choosing to act as a guide for you. Indeed they are also my preferred way of thinking about my spirit team. It feels like an all-encompassing label that is a bit more accessible to the masses than the spirit team.

Archangels: Archangels are supposedly leaders of the angels, so to speak. Powerful beings that will occasionally join a spirit team to help guide someone, usually temporarily. There are multiple types of archangels, and the number and names are heavily debated from religion to religion. They each represent something different and are called on for different things.

Deities: Deities are mostly used in polytheistic religions; each Deity, regardless of what religion they come from, represents something different, has a different back story, and different things to teach you. I work with Artemis and Apollo, The Goddess of the Hunt and The Moon, and her twin, The God of The Hunt, The Sun, and Music.

Loved Ones or Pets: This is pretty explanatory; loved ones who have passed on during your lifetime may choose to join your spirit team once they cross over.

Ancestors:  Ancestors or relatives who passed on well before your lifetime may also join your spirit team if they choose to. Check out our Ancestor Spread Guide here. 

Energies from past lives:  If you believe in past lives, then you may have energies and people you knew from them join your spirit team. Past lives can offer a lot of lessons, so it does make sense. Check out our Past Life Spread Guide here. 

Your higher self:  Lastly, the one in command here is your higher self. In my world, that means the version of myself that exists in the spirit realm. She knows what’s best for the earthly realm version of me, supposedly. We’re not always in agreement here. Sometimes other people’s higher selves can come through as well.

Getting Messages from Your Guides

You can receive messages from your guides in various ways; meditation is extremely popular and drawing runes and other variations of divination work. Of course, Tarot is one of the most used and potentially accessible ways to contact your spirit team.

Let’s dig into it and look at three spreads that will help you contact your spirit guides, build relationships with them and help you receive the messages you need from the team as a whole. For these readings, I’ll be using the Wild Unknown Tarot Deck by Kim Krans. Additionally, I don’t generally read reversals.

This spread has 6 cards that are aimed at helping you get to know a member of your spirit team.

• Tell me something about yourself, please?
• What are your strengths?
• How are you aiding me specifically on my journey?
• How can I connect with you better?
• Why are we working together?
• What is your message for me?

As a card to represent them, I got the Wheel of Fortune, a major arcana card that symbolizes good luck, fortune, and life cycles. This card, along with the others, tells me that his spirit guide is focused on a new life cycle and a new start for me.

As this guides strengths, I pulled The Mother or Queen of Pentacles. She symbolizes working parents and the ability to be both practical and nurturing. She’s the ultimate working caregiver, able to cheer on softball practices and bring home the bacon. This card tells me that this guide was a working parent in the past or they have mastered the ability to keep a home and bring in income.

I pulled The Hierophant to represent what they are currently helping me with. This major arcana card focuses on spiritual wisdom, religious practices, and learning the basics of one’s practice before creating your own path. This tells me that this spirit guide is here to help me gain a sense of spiritual routine, something I neglect.

I pulled The Tower for how I can connect with them. Many people are scared of this card because they see it as a scary, violent change. However, I often see this as a change for the better. It may come with conflict or strong emotions, but that is not always a bad thing. This is telling me that I may need to do something that will cause a sudden change in my life; it may cause some conflict, but ultimately it’s for the best in the long run.

I pulled The Emperor for the card that represents why we are working together. This card focuses on finding your grounded stability in life and is the masculine counterpart to The Empress. This tells me that this spirit guide is here to help me find a sense of groundedness and stability within myself, likely through my spiritual practices. He’s helping me with a situation in my life that this and the next card represents.

The message this guide has for me is the Six of Cups. This cup represents nostalgia and the past. Specifically in this deck, this card represents reconnecting with people from the past. I believe this is my guide giving me yet another message to contact that person I’ve wanted to talk to from my past.

Reading Summary:  This reading tells me that this guide is helping me with a new cycle in my life and helping me create stable religious foundations. They are telling me that I may need to make a sudden change in my life that may cause conflict or a struggle at first but ultimately will be for the better and will help me connect with my spirit team on a closer level. They are helping me find stability within my life and, lastly, helping me with a situation from the past.

This spread is pretty basic, but I enjoy its versatility and the fact that you can pull a few extra cards if you feel the need to after the first three. Altogether, it has 7 to 9 cards.

The first three ask:

• For a card that represents the guide contacting you
• What can you do to help build the relationship
• What are they willing to do to help build the relationship

The last 4 to 6 simply ask for cards that represent things they want you to know about them. This is open to interpretation. I take these cards at face value but also try to tell a story at the same time.

For the first card, I pulled the 2 of Cups. This is my love or soulmate card. This card tells me that perhaps this is a soulmate or past lover’s higher self coming through.

I pulled The Magician for the second card. This card is about manifesting the things you want in life and taking inspired action toward them. I find this interesting and maybe a bit curious, as I’m not sure who exactly I’m speaking with here. However, this can mean they want me to take more inspired action toward my manifestations or them in general. I will have to give this some thought.

I pulled The Star as the 3rd card. This card is about hope, renewal, and strength. It’s one of my favorite cards and always one of the prettiest. This card tells me they are willing to offer hope and a sense of renewal in our relationship.

As for the last cards, I pulled four cards:

Daughter or Page of Swords: This card tells me that his spirit guide has new ways of communication and exciting ideas to share with me, and they are eager to do just that.

Wheel of Fortune:  This card tells me that they bring good fortune and help along the next chapter of my journey.

Son or Knight of Pentacles: This card tells me that this spirit guide is hard-working and productive, and they can help me with that.

3 of Pentacles:  This card tells me that they can help me learn teamwork and are good at working together in general.

Reading Summary:  This was curious as, supposedly, I was in contact with a soulmate of sorts. They told me that I need to continue taking inspired action toward my manifestations, and in return, they will bring me hope and a sense of renewal in our relationship. They choose to share that they have a lot of new ideas they want to communicate that can help me with the next chapter of my life, help me find motivation and productivity and lastly, help me learn teamwork.

This spread allows you to contact your spirit team as a whole, not just one specific guide. It gives you a general overview of how they are helping you on your journey and asks:

• What they want you to know
• Something that has been hidden from you
• How they are assisting with a current situation in your life
• How you can connect with them better
• What you need to release in order to move forward
• A sign they will give you to get your attention

I pulled the Mother or Queen of Swords for the message they are trying to tell me . This card tells me that I need to communicate and create boundaries and work on unbiased judgment. Communicating can definitely be difficult; I’m a people pleaser through and through. I was never taught to create boundaries, so I do struggle with this.

While I have the ability to communicate very directly, I often struggle to have the courage to do that at all. I have been working on it, and this card is just confirmation to keep doing that.

The 4 of Wands is about celebration, joy, relaxation, and harmony. Apparently, my team has been hiding a future celebration of sorts from me. Well, now I’m curious, how rude of them. I wish I knew the details.

Apparently, my whole team is on aiding in this past situation of sorts , as I pulled the 6 of Cups again. This card follows me; it’s rather annoying.

My team suggests I take up acts of self-care and pour love into the people and things that make me happy as I pulled the Ace of Cups.  This certainly sounds like a fantastic idea to me. Even the not-so-fun parts of self-care do make life easier at the end of the day.

I pulled the Father or King of Swords for what I need to release. This is an interesting card to get in this position, especially since I pulled the Mother of Swords earlier. At face value, this card means standing in your mental truth and power. Surely my team wouldn’t expect me to let that go, and having mental clarity is important in life.

I think perhaps this card means that to move forward in my life, I need to find a place where I can let my masculine energy go and live in my feminine energy, as that is when I’m happiest.

As a sign that my guides will give me to get my attention, I pulled the 2 of Cups.  I’m not sure how I feel about this card in this position. They will send me a soulmate as a sign. While I believe I know what they mean, I’m still confused. However, that’s half the fun.

Reading Summary:  This reading told me that my spirit team is asking me to communicate more clearly and learn to set firmer boundaries, as that is what I struggle with a lot in my life. They have been hiding a future celebration, and I’m a little annoyed about that; no details have been given at this time.

They are currently helping me through a past situation that I need to have the courage to resolve using direct communication. They are asking me to pour into my own cup and take up acts of self-care, along with tending to the relationships in my life that make me happy. Time to annoy the bestie with memes!

They are confirming for me that to move forward in life, I need to be able to relax into my feminine energy, but we both know that certain things have to happen before I can do that. For now, they are giving me hope that it will happen sooner, not later. They will send me a sign in the form of a soulmate, to which I say, uh, okay?

Ask, and You Shall Remain Confused

Answer: Yes, there are even oracles cards designed specifically for this purpose. You can also use oracle cards and tarot cards together. Here are a few decks aimed at this purpose specifically Angel of Abundance Oracle Cards The Starseed Oracle Deck Angel Guide Oracle Deck Archangel Michael Oracle Deck

Answer: In theory, yes. However, not everyone is in contact with them or chooses to walk a spiritual path. Other times they are known by something different within that person’s belief system, ie. guardian angels.

Answer: I think the best way is always acts of self-care, even the hard ones. I also enjoy leaving little offerings; one of my guides likes tequila on Tuesday afternoons. Another likes pennies face up because “you gotta make your own luck sometimes.” The little things mean the most.

Contacting your spirit guides is a great way to get help on your journey in life, along with a way to grow your own spiritual skills and learn new ways of moving through life. These figures have a lot to teach us, and a good Tarot spread can give you a lot of insight into your journey and what they are trying to tell you.

I really enjoy the spreads for contacting a specific guide and your team as a whole; getting messages on what they are specifically trying to help you with can be really helpful in aiding the decisions you make in life.

While building a relationship spread is a lot of fun and is a great exercise for strengthening your relationship and learning how to be more open to what they are trying to tell you in general.

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The Wandering Moon Tarot

I first saw this minimalistic black and white deck whilst watching Scorched Earth Tarot on YouTube. Having seen only a few cards, I paused the video and went in search of it. I was pleasantly surprised to discover it was an Indie deck designed by an Australian and shipped from Australia. Often times, living in Australia means the shipping on Indie decks is nearly as much, if not more in some cases, as the deck itself. Not in the case of The Wandering Moon Tarot . Yay!!!

The Wandering Moon Tarot Deck

This original deck is designed to be read intuitively. The creator wants you to position yourself in the card. However, I feel to get the most from this deck some tarot knowledge is necessary. After all, in order to create it, the creator had an understanding of tarot. Those who have worked with tarot for a while can tend to forget what their first foray into the cards was like. In my experience, those who advocate for ditching the books, read the books, and not just one.

Please know that this is not the advice of the creator. She actually includes a further reading section in the back of the guide book. But this is something I feel is important to think about if you’re an experienced reader guiding someone new to tarot or if you’re new to tarot and you feel that reaching for the book is “cheating” or any other negative association you might have.

I understand the idea behind the notion of ditching the book and I too encourage people to trust their own reactions and perceptions of the cards. But, if you’re a beginner looking at the cards and not getting a lot of insights from them to begin with, that’s completely normal. It doesn’t mean you can’t read tarot. It just means you’re a beginner, like we all were, and like anyone learning a new skill, it takes time and practice. Enjoy the process. Being able to combine a basic understanding of the Rider Waite Smith system with the creator’s vision makes this unique deck wonderful to read with. I find The Wandering Moon Tarot opens up new avenues to explore and adds to your overall tarot practice. The minimalist artwork cuts out the noise and distraction allowing you to sink into the card and discover what it means to you.

Some cards feel very direct and easy to interpret. Take the 4 of Swords and the 6 of Swords pictured above for example. On the 4 of Swords we see someone sitting in a meditative pose with their back to the world. Pause, stillness, reflection, finding peace seems to radiate from the card fairly readily without the need for prior tarot knowledge. Knowing that Swords represent thoughts, ideas and communication adds an understanding about what it is the person may be detaching from. Importantly the swords are positioned in front rather than behind, so they are not being ignored. Rather she is taking a break from them for the moment to either understand them better or to simply quieten the chatter. This isn’t discrediting the healing aspect of the card.

The 6 of Swords shows her walking away from the thoughts, ideas and words that no longer serve her. The swords are planted deeply in the earth. As in the Black Cats Tarot , I like that the Swords are being left behind. Once you’ve learned what you need to, there’s no need to carry what you’re attempting to leave behind with you. The 8 of Wands and the 8 of Stars (pentacles) pictured earlier provide further examples of how direct many of the cards are.

However, there are others that challenged my way of viewing the cards. Take the tens for example. My initial reaction to the 10 of Stars in this deck was more 2 of Cups or maybe the 10 of Cups happily ever after vibe. When I read the book though I could see the creator’s vision and it offered me a different perspective on the card. For one, it made me consider my concept of abundance.

My husband and I like to lie/sit and look at the stars. In fact, one of the reasons we like to go camping is because there is less light pollution. In those moments I really do feel abundant because I want for absolutely nothing. This suggests the power of placing yourself in the card. If I had placed myself in the card straight up rather than observing the people on it, I may have triggered that feeling organically. But, nevertheless I got there.

When I look at the 10 of Wands I sense the burden the card is associated with. I know I would want to put some of those crystals down because I wonder how long I could balance them all in my hands without dropping any. So yes, I see that and it was indeed my first reaction. I also see an equal exchange. A swap maybe? And I like that. It feels like a solution. Can we swap some responsibilities etc with someone else so rather than doing it all, we work with, and on, what we are better suited to? That’s an option that I believe we could embrace more often than we do.

Now onto the 10 of Swords and the 10 of Moons (cups). The 10 of Swords I find wonderful and the descriptor of the card and what the picture is showing perfect. However, in reverting then to keywords for the meanings – the agony of endings, someone or something stabbing you in the back, destitution – I feel it is all undone. Do they refer to the possible 10 of Swords card meanings – yes, but do they relate to the card pictured – no.

Yet the 10 of Moons I only understood once I read the meaning. Looking at the image alone, I felt a sense of isolation and a lot of hurdles to come. It’s only if I pictured myself on the top of a mountain, say the one the figure on the 10 of Swords had climbed, that I “see” and feel the sense of contentment. I like what the two cards together represent as one can be the impetus to get us through the other. That is, the feeling of contentment that’s possible once we overcome something that was challenging us.

But more so, what this affirms, is how much we can gain from combining the information we find in the book as we are getting to know the deck with our own experiences and way of looking at things. Besides, the book has some beautiful ways of expressing ideas.

To be honest, I didn’t initially grasp the concept behind the Knights either. However, the book did help them make sense. Yet, when I look at the Knights cards, rather than seeing the feathers representing the knight, I see myself as the feather. The Knight of Swords could serve as a protector, but they could just as easily block my communication and dismiss my thoughts and emotions in the process if they believe and act as if they know what’s best.

The Pages are represented by vines. I have a daily practice of drawing leaf-inspired designs so these cards should speak clearly to me you would think. At first I wasn’t convinced but sitting with the cards changed my mind and I really came to like the symbolism. I think that’s the thing with this deck. You need to sit with it. Ask questions of yourself and it. Then it comes to life just as the creator intended.

The Wandering Moon Tarot is a deck you grow with. You need to take time with it in order to understand it more. I found once I did, something really clicked. These cards are worthy of your time and effort. They are beautifully presented in a solid two-part box that, just like the card backs, incorporates holographic stars. This really is well put together.

The cardstock is good and at 7 x 12cm the cards are easy to handle and shuffle. They have a high quality holographic silver gilding that adds to, rather than detracts from, the experience of working with them too. Straight from the box the cards separated nicely, unlike some gilded decks that clump, and the edging felt smooth and nice to touch, not sharp and a tad scary to shuffle. I’ve never been cut by a tarot deck but some gilded decks feel like a paper cut waiting to happen. Not this one. The print quality is good and the service provided in packaging and shipping the deck was really good too. That’s a lot of goods I know, but The Wandering Moon Tarot deserves them.

A few things I should point out are that Pentacles are Stars and Cups are Moons. Yep, seems straightforward enough. After all, pentacles have stars within them and the Moon is water energy just like cups, so no biggie. Nevertheless, as alluded to earlier, I did find myself second-guessing my understanding of which was which sometimes when I first began to use the cards. Secondly, there are no numbers printed on the Major Arcana, which is fine if you’re familiar with tarot already. However, if you’re not you have to flick through the book in order to find the card you’re looking for. If you skip the page you’re after, easy enough to do without realising when you’re flicking, you won’t know until you get to the Minor Arcana. Plus, it stops you from being able to work with the numbers in any way.

This minor technicality could be improved with the inclusion of an index. Yes the number could be printed on the cards but it may seem out of place to do so since the card numbers are written out in full in the Minor Arcana. Obviously, once you’re familiar with the numbering of the Major Arcana this isn’t an issue and you get to decide the numbering for the Strength and Justice cards.

Three additional Major Arcana cards are included with The Wandering Moon Tarot : The New Moon, The Full Moon and The Wanderer. The Wanderer to represent the ‘I am’ presence. The New Moon to represent retreat and shadow work, and The Full Moon for release, shedding and starting anew. You can use these however you see fit. If you’re a purist you can remove them all together.

The Wandering Moon Tarot Book

The card-sized, 189 page book has the holographic Milky Way starscape on the cover as well which further adds to the overall presentation of The Wandering Moon Tarot . The book opens with an about section that shares what drove the creator to draw the cards. This is followed by a “Using this deck and guidebook” section which includes a couple of paragraphs on the creator’s experiences of learning tarot and thus adds to her reasons for creating these cards. You’ll also find some journaling prompts included as a means to help and encourage you to develop a deeper connection with the cards.

The card meaning section provides brief yet valuable information. Both the Major and Minor Arcana are afforded the same attention. Beneath the card title is a message from the card followed by Upright and Reversed keywords. Some of these feel tokenistic as, whilst they are established meanings, they are not represented in the cards. Therefore, in my opinion, they go against the premise of the deck as suggested earlier. I do understand why they are there though.

However, it is the description of the artwork that follows that helped to really connect me with the deck. It lets you enter into the creator’s mind and allows you to see and understand her vision. This opened the cards up to a whole new level of interpretation and intuitive hits and makes this guidebook invaluable. The book wraps up with information on its writers and the “Further reading” section mentioned previously.

If you count all the suggestions for possible three card spread positions as one spread, three spreads are included in the book:

• Three Card Spreads (eg Pro-con-best choice / Morning – afternoon – evening / Dreams – fears – reality / as well as the standard Past, present, future and Mind, body, spirit suggestions amongst others.
• Interview your Deck (6 cards)
• Am I Ready to Wander (5 cards)

I conduct a deck interview with all my decks and include some of what I discover in these reviews so I was pleased to see an Interview your Deck spread. Some people aren’t fans of this approach and yet I gain a lot from conducting the interviews. My personal spread is a little different but the concept is the same. Besides, as with any spread, you can always modify your questions to suit your needs.

I wouldn’t consider this deck a beginner’s deck but that being said, if you’re attracted to it and willing to put the work in to getting to know it, then it is a much better choice than a deck you don’t gel with at all. The quietness, and I would suggest stillness, of this deck helps you to clear away any unnecessary chatter in order to get to the core of a situation. Unlike the action-oriented Earth Warriors Oracle I recently reviewed, this deck has a powerful Feminine energy that promotes contemplation and understanding. It urges you to find a quiet space so you can hear your true self and I reckon that that’s a pretty nice place to be.

Publishing Details

Deck Creators:

Rachael Jean (artist and author), Marion Kirk (author)

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This is the second edition. It was self published by Rachael Jean in 2020 and is available on Etsy from The Wandering Moon Co or through the link you’ll find on her Instagram account @TheWanderingMoonCo

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  at a glance: the wandering moon tarot deck

this deck has 81 cards (78 traditional, 3 unique cards), an altar card, plus a comprehensive 192 page guidebook. it all comes in a luxe two-piece box with a rose petal finish and holographic details throughout.

the guidebook includes the hand drawn artwork meaning, keywords of the card, with upright and reverse meanings. The Wandering Moon Tarot is perfect for beginners and more seasoned readers alike. the imagery works beautifully with tarot spreads for love, career, life, relationships, etc.

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Please be aware of bootlegged versions of this deck. They are an infringement on my intellectual property and you will be purchasing an inferior product. I am the only seller of The Wandering Moon Tarot. I am not responsible for purchases made of the illegal copies. 

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💌To you, the conduit of source energy,

 This deck holds within it the symbology and threads of the tradition RWS tarot deck system. By taking a more minimalistic approach, the symbols are easier to focus on, leaving room for you, the reader, to fill in the gaps with your ever growing intuition.

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It doesn’t matter if youre new to tarot, or been reading cards for decades. This deck is a tool in your divination tool kit that will help you develop your practice, grow your knowledge and skills, and harvest the benefits of a deeper connection to all that surrounds you. 

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- 81 cards in two piece box

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- both parts of box (inside and out), back of card, and cover of booklet has silver laser foiling detail

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