The 7-Second Trick For Thelema Tarot

It has the most gorgeous Strength card I've ever seen. The stunning Moon card draws me into another world (absolutely among my favorite Moon cards, if not my preferred). Even the Death card is sophisticated and attracting. I like the guy meditating in the 4 of Swords, and the very sneaky vibe from the Seven of Swords.

The 3 of Swords and Ten of Swords are really emotive. The surroundings in the 4 of Pentacles is stunning. And can I just say that the Knight of Cups is beautiful? The lavish mossy greens in the Pentacle cards are lovely, as are the deeply fiery, lively (yet not even from another location garish) yellow-orange colors similar to a sundown in the Wands.

I love the darker greys of the Swords juxtaposed with the pinks, purples and blues and fluid femininity of the water and galaxies in the Cups. The symbolic colors are done extremely well. I discover the posturing of the Pages a bit stiff and positioned, with the exception of the Page of Swords who appears human, while the others look rather like wax statues.

5 of the cards (see image straight listed below) have a very similar appearance. The Three, Four, Five, 6 and 9 of Cups each feature a lady (in numerous presents) in the center of what appear to be white lily petals, surrounded by the proper quantity of cups. I find this repetition odd, partially due to the truth that this repeating theme is for some reason excluded from the other Cups cards.

It's not something that I dislike, per se, simply something that astonishes me. The cards themselves are lovely. These cards check out really fluidly. A Good Read are soft on the eyes and mild without sparing the complete spectrum of emotions. The artist did a great job communicating the correct emotions, ambiance and context in each card, while keeping each one beautiful, whether it is a card of pleasure or among extreme unhappiness.

The week I used this as my main reading deck was quite uneventful, so I don't have any terrific stories because often life is mundane. Nevertheless, I drew the Fool as my everyday card on a day that I literally landed back at square one in an area of my life.