Lunaea Weatherstone is becoming one of the most prolific tarot authors and creators working today. She created her own collage deck, Full Moon Dreams Tarot, which had a limited edition set of 250 decks and sold out very quickly. She is no longer offering it for sale (although decks have been known to sell on ebay for $400), but you can see it on her website: http://www.lunaea.com/tarot/ She has written companion text for the small books that accompany a few oracle decks published by Lo Scarabeo, such as the Wicca Oracle and the Astrological Oracle. She also wrote the text for the forthcoming Fairy Lights Tarot. Her most recent work, the Victorian Fairy Tarot, is an ambitious

In 2001, Rachel Pollack published a spread in the Llewellyn Tarot calendar. I fell in love with it immediately and have loved it for over 10 years now. It is a unique spread that uses all the Major Arcana cards. It gives you an overview of your spiritual journey and provides so much insight. Although the Tarot calendar is now out of print, luckily Rachel also wrote an article about it for the Llewellyn Journal (which has tons of great articles, so if you haven't yet, do go explore). Here is the link: http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/2009  

Whether you read professionally or not, you will probably find yourself at some point facing ethically challenging situations. One way to minimize troublesome on-the-spot moments is to determine your ethical guidelines ahead of time. This is helpful, but no matter how thorough and careful you are, you might find someone at your table asking something you never even thought of. Ethical considerations are shaped by your philosophy about the cards, the purpose of readings, and your role as a reader.   Type of Advice Some readers will never give medical, legal, or financial advice because they are not doctors, lawyers, or financial advisors. Most readers, although not all, would

Sasha Graham, being a true Tarot Diva, knows how to incorporate tarot into a good time.   If you want to bring in some beautiful and vivacious new energy into your, consider inviting over some of your friends, crack open a few tarot decks, and see what fabulous wisdom is revealed. Here are some tips from Sasha for the best Tarot Sleepover ever: A Tarot Diva’s Guide to the Ultimate Girl’s Sleepover http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/2193