Tarot by Sage is a divination and empowerment system for feminists and lesbians, leading women on a journey through a 28-card deck with captions that reveal each meaning.
My illustrations fluently take women on a spiritual journey of myths, legends, visions, and psychologies unique and applicable to lesbians.
The cards are meant for coffee-table conversation and to stimulate the imagination and will have different meanings to different women, each who will interpret them through metaphor for her personal improvement, spiritual healing, and sexuality. The inner meaning of the cards provide insight through six categories; MEDITATION, BEWARE, HIDDEN STRENGTH, HIDDEN WEAKNESS, SLANT, AND POWER.
Note: The popularity of these tarot cards prompted me to copy and paste them from my website to Authorsden, my well-received new home. Thank you everyone!
Also here is a link to click for Salem Tarot. It is a wonderful tarot site with probably over 100 different tarot decks, some traditional and many non-traditional. You can spend many hours here at Salem tarot just perusing the awesome decks available. Some of you may want to even design your own marketable tarot deck. Go to this site for some ideas. The opening page is well worth visiting just for the neat book to open. Happy Tarot hunting! Click on tarot decks on their menu and have a drink. You will be here for awhile!
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