Companion Deck Reviews

Every Tarot reader has a deck that sneaks its way into the practice—not because it was planned, but because it revealed itself  as necessary. That’s how it happened for me with Caroline Myss’s Archetype Cards . At first, I treated it as a study tool. I was fascinated by the language of archetypes and how they shaped the Major Arcana—The Fool as Innocent, The Magician as Alchemist, The Empress as Nurturer or Queen. But over time, I found myself reaching for this deck during cl

There was a time when I believed every answer I needed could be found in a single Tarot deck. After all, each deck is a complete world—its own symbology, energy, and voice. And for a few years, I was faithful to just one deck at a time. I honored its structure. I memorized its tone. I developed a relationship with the archetypes it carried. But eventually, something changed. There came a reading—one I remember clearly—where the Tarot gave me the shape of the situation, but no