I was never much into ouija boards or palm reading or that side of divination, but I’ve always been into symbology and hence been fascinated by tarot cards and the I Ching and such. I own about a dozen tarot decks and have started work on a few of my own, although never seen them through all that far.

One of the first things that books on tarot tell you is that (unlike the way it’s generally portrayed in movies and on TV) the Death card doesn’t actually mean death, it’s a metaphor for the end of something (a phase in your life, a way of looking at things, a relationship) and the attendant beginning of something new.

i´m not on this tarot energy/prediction but i could consider to buy it, just because of the illustrations.

I went through that “new-agey” phase in my youth too and have quite a number of tarot sets and instruction manuals as a result. But the constant act of referring to my manuals while I set-out the cards sort of ruined the conviction of those I tried to read the fate of. Anyway, the set above is lovely, I would buy it for the tongue-in-cheek humor alone.

These are superb, I would certainly consider adding them to my collection.