Who doesn't love a mini deck? Okay, some might not...but if you do, we've released four of our wonderful decks in a mini format. Here's a picture comparing the regular edition to the mini edition (Everyday Witch Tarot): Here are the minis: Steampunk Mini Everyday Witch Mini Llewellyn’s Classic Tarot Linestrider Mini

So many of us are stuck at home, looking for new sources of entertainment and learning. Why not try something new that may be out of your comfort zone? Tarot is a deck of cards (usually 78) that can be used for any number of purposes, including divination and fortune-telling. The uses for tarot cards are endless! Some users draw cards in response to specific questions, looking for answers. Others use them for inspiration, carrying a card with them during the day. Others simply collect decks for their unique art. However you use the tarot, these dark and paranormal-themed decks might be just the new thing you're looking for at this time. The zombie apocalypse is upon us, and

Tarot Correspondences by T. Susan Chang In her book Tarot Correspondences, Chang helps readers use everything they know about tarot to create their own keywords for the numbers Ace - 10 for the Minor Arcana. This is a useful exercise, one I encourage my own students to do. However, focusing on the logic and intellectual robustness of a naming numbers system can pull interpretations into the abstract. Chang presents a practice to help keep those keywords grounded in your mind, making your readings more useful and easily applied to real life. Try it! Keywords Once you’ve come up with ten keywords, see if you can trace a story when you follow them from one to ten. Here’s

Tarot Inspired Life by Jaymi Elford These days, most readers don't so much focus on narrow meanings for each card as they do on methodology. In Tarot Inspired Life, Elford discusses four ways to approach interpreting a card. Each method may bring something different to the forefront. Used in combination, they can create a well-rounded reading and fulfilling experience for both the reader and the querent. Have fun trying the methods described in this excerpt: Four Ways to Read a Card You’ve unlocked kernels of meaning from within each tarot card, so now it’s time to dive a bit deeper and learn how to apply those meanings in readings. Synthesizing all the parts of the