Lightworker Oracle deck review

by Alana Fairchild

I have worked with this deck for several years.  It has a very gentle supportive energy about it.  You get a nice companion booklet (not a huge book, not a Little White Book) and the color cards are glossy and relatively easy to shuffle despite being large.

There are a lot of different ways to use this oracle.  Simple divination is how I most often use it.  One can also follow its guides and prompts for lightworking.

The artwork is a mixed bag.  Some of it is very lovely while some has a less intricate feel to it.  I will note there is some nudity in this deck so if you don’t wish for unclothed chests for instance, you may not want this one.  All of the art is tasteful.

My only real issue with this deck is that the representation is nearly entirely caucasian.  I feel this misses the universality of what Lightworkers are.  I would much prefer that all races be represented in a deck for Lightworkers.

Lightworker Oracle by Alana Fairchild

Five of Crystals

Five of Crystals

Persistence & New Possibilities

finding strength in challenging times, a turning point

Spiritsong Tarot by Paulina Cassidy

The Green Witch Tarot deck review

by Ann Moura

This is a lovely witchy deck for pagan practitioners especially.  The companion book is 239 pages with black & white images of each card, extensive descriptions and meanings for each card, and a lined page for notes for each card.

The Major Arcana follows the rider waite loosely.  The cards themselves represent various themes and beings associated with witchcraft.

People on the court cards are represented visually by age.  I feel this deck has done an especially good job of that – in many decks the people all look to be within just a decade or two of life.

The Minors have individual artwork – if you like pip decks this one won’t be for you.

Each card in this deck has a narrative style story to go with it, so you won’t be left wondering what the author intended by the art.  If you just want to get straight to the simple keywords and meanings, each card also has Meanings, Reversed, and Prompt words.

I would recommend this without hesitation to anyone coming from a Wiccan type practice.

Green Witch Tarot by Ann Moura

Ace of Athames

Ace of Athames

A card of victory – apply this energy where desired

Success, break-through, power to achieve goals, clarity of thought, strong will, enlightenment, truth

Green Witch Tarot by Ann Moura