Tarot of a Moon Garden - CARDS

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Pack information: 78 cards with tiny booklet
Card dimensions: 120 x 70 mm
Authors: Illustrated by Karen Marie Sweikhardt.
Minor Arcana cards individually illustrated? Yes

They say on packet: A mystical world inhabited by butterflies, dolphins, unicorns, dragons, exotic birds, and magical figures. Beautifully illustrated by Karen Marie Sweikhardt. Whimsical, full-colour, 78-card deck depicts an enchanted garden with exotic flowers, castles, and hot air ballons. Complete with booklet of instructions.

They say inside booklet: In literature, creative minds such as Milton, Poe, Wells and Verne have speculated about the enchanted terrain one might encounter on the moon. They describe whimsical creatures, such as unicorns and dragons, inhabiting lush jungles of vegetation that grow to incredible heights in a single lunar day. Deep valleys undulate across the entire surface of the moon and castles sit atop lofty mountains. Beneath this lunar Garden of Eden lies an underground world of deep, mysterious caverns where insects of iridescent colours possessing magical powers flutter among exotic lunar flowers. The seas contain creatures ranging from serpents to dolphins. Flying chariots of all descriptions and hot air balloons are said to be used to gain access to the lunar realm.

From these magical images, the whimsical symbols used in the The Tarot of a Moon Garden have emerged. The dragonfly forms the hilt of the suit of swords. Unicorns act as guides through the wonderland of the lunar landscape. Dragons indicate areas of transformation and warn of temptation. Butterflies hover near wild mushrooms and lush ferns in the dense lunar forests. Hot air balloons are sometimes sighted in the gardens of the moon bringing visitors from other worlds. Castles serve as welcome hospitality to those seeking shelter. Beneficent angels and playful fairies offer guidance and camaraderie as the seeker journeys through the experiences of the Major and Minor Arcana cards of the Tarot. Dolphins inhabit the sapphire depths of the lunar seas acting as helpful messengers for those who quest with a pure heart. The moon herself appears in many cards, representing the triple goddess, maiden, mother, and crone in her waxing, full, and waning faces using the borrowed light of the sun to shed her moonlight upon her creations.

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By Brett Almond View Profile
On first impression this deck reminds me of imagery used in films such as Yellow Submarine by the Beatles. It is a world of fantasy. It does take some getting used to all the unicorns and dragonflies etc. but gradually you do get drawn into that alternate reality. So this deck may suit those looking for a deck to free their imagination, a deck that lets the mind wander. If reading for other people, I think it is a deck that will provoke much interest. As it is quite fantastical in nature you may need to give consideration to relating the cards back to the real life of the person you are reading for. These cards are very well painted with obvious care and great thought. Some beginners may find them a little tricky to relate to.

By Brian Stevenson View Profile
This is one of the most beautiful and imaginative packs ever produced. It graphically illustrates an entirely new and original fantasy world of fairytale and mythical creatures. After studying the cards I felt that they were illustrating a story that had not yet been written. (Maybe a future project for J K Rowling?)As a professional Tarot Consultant, I agree that the cards are not suitable for complete beginners. However, I have found that the beautiful, non-threatening images are ideal for giving readings to clients who are concerned that some of the more traditional Tarot images may seem to be rather threatening. In particular, these cards have been very popular with young women, actors and musicians. Even if they are not used for giving readings, I can recommend that you buy them simply for their beautiful artwork.

By Amber, Shropshire
This is the second deck I've bought (the first being Rider-Waite). I'm only just beginning to discover the truly awe-inspiring place that Tarot takes you to. This pack is wonderfully feminine and feels great to touch and look at. The Moon Garden deck definitely resonants with me far more than the Rider-Waite deck though I'm using both while I learn the meanings of the cards.

By Wendy Whitehead, Essex
These cards are so lovely and colourful and very inspiring with the images that are used. They are very pleasing to the eye and really seem to draw you in to each card. I have found, despite being a beginner that these cards are so easy to get into and read. They really speak to me. I would highly recommend these cards to anyone who is thinking of or who already does do Tarot.

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