Right. I like  RWS-style deck as well as the next person. I like cat decks pretty well (which is good, considering I designed the Pagan Cats Tarot) even though I am more of a dog person. I certainly did not expect to fall in love with the fabulous felines of the Black Cats Tarot. Seriously. In. Love. I like novelty decks just fine. I like it better if a deck that could be novelty reaches further and achieves more. The Black Cats Tarot does that. I have picked out oodles of images that either charmed me or made me think or delighted me with their cleverness. I’ll comment on some, but I am sure these expressive creatures can speak for themselves. This must be the most serene High

"Will this ritual or spell really work?" There are really only two possible answer to this question: "No" or "I don't know." There are some rituals and spells that have no rhyme or reason to them. They don't work. Or at best you get something out of them in spite of the ritual. So in some cases, the answer as to whether a spell or ritual will work is simply, "No." But there are other instances where the spell or ritual is well designed and has worked for some people in the past. Logically, it should work for other people, but many times it simply doesn't work. And that brings me back to the original question. The truth is, nobody cares whether a ritual or spell will work. What they

The Book of Shadows Tarot, volume 2: So Below is now available! This morning, I shuffled my deck, fresh from the box and drew a card for this entry. The 4 of Cups:   Now, I would have wanted a card that I considered "more positive" than the 4 of Cups. But this caused me to reconsider the card. Maybe it's not all bad...I the Rider-Waite-Smith version, the man is clearly dissatified. His ideal is making him unhappy with his lot. This woman seems to be dreaming Muse-Inspired dreams. Is this good or bad? Will she achieve these new dreams or will they only cause her to be bitterly disappointed with what she already has? Is this Water Muse trustworthy, giving a blessing, or more

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