Any relationship is based on respect. Someone’s relationship with the deck of Tarot cards is no different. You don’t have to consider your cards living beings to owe them respect and handle them properly. At least you should have the courtesy to take care of something in that you have invested at least money, if not also time and effort.
There are many myths and customs surrounding the Read more Preserving and handling the cards
Where is the Devil? What is that force that keeps us captive? Is it an external supernatural power, or it is a dark Read more KS Devil
The Ten of Cups is the last of the thirty-six numerals on the Zodiac Wheel, representing Read more KS Ten of Cups
The Knight of Wands is a passionate but unfaithful lover. He’s a perfect partner to kickstart something but Read more KS Knight of Wands
Traditionally the Queen of Swords represents an elderly woman, a widow, a mother in law or, for a female Read more KS Queen of Swords
Their life philosophy is pretty straightforward: party ‘til dawn, respectively, till Read more KS Four of Wands
It is not the Lovers but the Lover, and it is not the Star but the Stars. Sometimes a single letter can Read more KS The Stars
The Six of Swords is not that much about leaving but the baggage we take with us. It is what we choose to keep carrying and Read more KS Six of Swords
Once the Two of Wands set its mind, it becomes the unstoppable Three of Wands. It is a card of action, challenges, impulsiveness and courage. It can signify Read more KS Three of Wands
The message bear by the Ten of Wands is to make the impossible possible. The only impossible Read more KS Ten of Wands
