Tarot Five of Cups The letter features a figure of a person wearing a black cape. She hides her face in what appears to be despair. There are five cups on the ground, three of which have fallen while the other two remain standing. The perso...

The tarot deck, with its rich tapestry of symbols and meanings, traces its origins back to 15th-century Europe, where it began as a card game before evolving into a profound tool for divination and self-discovery. The deck is divided into t...

In the vast universe of our existence, few concepts have so beautifully captured the essence of life as the Yin and Yang. Rooted in ancient wisdom, this principle invites us on a journey to understand how opposing and complementary forces s...

Welcome to a fun and powerful environment for psychic training and testing with the famous Zener PES cards ! ESP stands for ” extrasensory perception “. The meaning is clear: to obtain knowledge through means not associated...

The deck is produced by Lo Scarabeo with art by Franco Rivolli, an Italian illustrator who produces some of the world’s best pagan-inspired art. So the Elford-Rivolli team is going to be a powerhouse. The color palette was well thought ou...

Here, the Hierophant becomes the High Priest, Wheel of Fortune becomes Wheel of the Year, and Judgement becomes Karma. Based on the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith deck and filled with images that speak to today’s magickal practitioner,...

It symbolizes persistence as this is the only way that you can make your dreams come true. The Page of Cups represents the unexpected inspiration that comes to us from the unconscious, perhaps in ways that we may not truly understand. In th...

Located in the sixth position of the gold suit, the letter that concerns us has strong messages for the client, which are governed more than anything by the number six as an associate of understanding, helping others and above all bein...