Keep coming back to this video for explanation. Thank you!❤

Great video, Im loving michiate but I think I came late, the heather hall link its not working anymore 😢

Finally about cleaning... thank You.. its rare to find this topic, cause "everybody" talks about this energetic cleaning ;)

The three of swords is the odd one out because 3s are about growth. The 3 of swords is growth through mental pain.

Glad I found your channel! I liked your book talks. I'm a tarot loving school librarian, so I can relate to telling people about books. Thanks for your recommendations!

I was not expecting this take from you (as a first time watcher). It is so refreshing. Thank you 🙏🏼

In a way her reading style is rebellious by being more traditional. If you look at traditional cartomancy systems like Lenormand, kipper cards, Gypsy Witch cards, they were pretty blunt

Hi ! That guy from 8 of Cups always seemed to me like he just went to find one more cup , missing from the upper row. And , of course, after a happy finding, he becomes content guy from the 9 of Cups card . Just my two c :)

It's really nice to learn more about Tarot decks from different countries, in this case Japan. While I like the JK Waite, I do prefer the Albano

I love videos like this. It's so cozy to watch, informative and it's nice listening to you

Pre-loaded information. This is a good synopsis. It baffled me when starting to read the cards and felt I'd never get how to relate to the cards. What does the card mean as it seemed (not really) to be all over the place. Came to understand there are schools of thought on how to read each card. And yes, different ways to read a card. Pick one or blend? Thank you for the 7 points.

Actually having cards with meanings like brunette woman or blond man makes perfect sense from the perspective of old school playing card cartomancy, since one way of choosing a significator was based on gender and hair color

I also don't like the linear approach using the next sequential Major Arcana year after year. I like to draw a Major Arcana either randomly or purposefully for the year; it helps me open my mind to new ideas! Last year I learned more about the Empress card, and this year I've gotten the Hierophant. I've been more mindful of when I feel defensive and when I could benefit from outside knowledge. Adding your spread to my spread library!

I also started collecting South Asian and South-East Asian decks early on in my tarot journey, and have only recently come to the realization that it's time to cull my library. Despite being South Asian myself and loving Japanese decks especially, I don't *actually* reach for them for readings. Like you, I've enjoyed poring over the images and trying to learn as much about them as possible, and the thrill of the chase was a great motivator. But it will also feel good to clear up some space from my shelves and storage boxes. Glad to know I'm not alone in this category!

Hmmm... I might have to get my grubby little hands on that Il Menaghello version. The brightness of the colours is absolutely delicious (although I do like the colourful backgrounds in some of the cards from Scarabeo's Tarot of the Master and Tarot Renacentista (shame about their faces though).

This video may date back four years but WOW am I glad to have stumbled across it when I did! I've been teeter-tottering back and forth over whether to get the I Naibi for years now, and decided to look for walkthroughs online... And your video has been most helpful! Like you, I don't tend to lean towards Renaissance-style decks (or Medieval for that matter), but there is something so captivating and whimsical about Vacchetta's Naibi. Hearing all the nuggets of knowledge you've shared here has only whet my appetite further, so thank you! I've also downloaded the black and white version of the card images you shared and am sorely tempted to colour my own version of the deck. I wish I could print the b&w onto watercolour paper so I could do it in the medium I prefer, but it's much too thick for my printer. Mayhaps I'll give it a go on some Tomoe River paper (used in Hobonichi journals; watercolour and fountain pen ink friendly!), then scan them and print them out via Make Playing Cards? I'd love to know if you ended up colouring your own version! Thanks again for sharing your wealth of information with the Internet, I'm ever so grateful (:

This is the first video of yours I’ve seen and I loved it. Yep, as others have stated I also want to see how others interpret and use their tarot tools vs just a flip through (though that has its place). I’m a dietitian (though not YOUR dietitian 😊) with Hashi’s myself. I’m glad your doc is open minded; that is not always the case. I found Izabella Wentz’s work helpful. Love your attitude about it’s not losing fav foods but letting go of foods that harm and embracing ones that heal. I had a GI doctor tell me, “your food choices have nothing to do with your gut health” once I wasn’t positive for Celiac. That’s when I knew I’d have to help myself and a food and symptom journal helped SO much! Debilitating joint pain, migraines and insomnia all greatly improved with the removal of my problem foods. Then I found a great integrative doc who helped me get even healthier. Food sensitivity testing helped me clean diet up even more and I started using that tool with clients with great results. Loved your interpretation of the 7 of Pentacles. 💚I’m a new baby herbalism student as well so adding another layer of healing. Great video. Best to you on your healing journey.

Is "Untold Tarot" a good book for a RWS deck?

I love this spread! It’s helpful to reflect about how someone else is influencing us, while not feeling like I’m “prying” into their life. This is going in my spread library!

😍 love them all 😍

I so so so appreciate your resource dumping 🤓🙏🏽

Same!! I’ve held onto this deck for a couple years purely bcuz I love the visuals, and I really tried with it but the deck is a bit too cold for me, so it’s been hard connecting. Finally and unfortunately, I’m donating the deck soon. Thx for the vid✨ Nisha

I'm so pleased that you reviewed this book. It was my first Tarot book - in the original Penguin Books edition and is responsible - more than any other - for sparking my interest in the Tarot that I'm obsessed with 46 years later! It was mainly known in Britain I suspect. Just to clarify: it was the son of Alfred Douglas's partner who was the artist i.e. David Sheridan. Alfred was steeped in the world of esoterica with a direct lineage to the Golden Dawn order via his teacher. David wasn't familiar with Tarot, despite his mother's interest, but he learned as he went along. I read that Alfred was very particular in his guidance about the majors, but gave David a bit more leeway with the minors; it shows! He died quite young, sadly, but he worked with Alfred over 4 years to draw the Tarot images for the book. After the book was finished they then decided to publish a coloured version of the deck, which I have, including the restored version which came out a few years ago. The original deck is valuable and very collectable. At the time it came out the book was probably the best introduction one could read, striking a good balance between being scholarly, but not dry and dull. Over the years, some of the things he writes, we now know are not really right, but in retrospect, most of it still holds up remarkably well; the mistakes are few. He was going to update the text in a new revised version, but his wife was trying to get him to produce a totally new book. It still hasn't happened though and I'm not sure it ever will as Alfred must be quite an old man now. I don't know if he would make many changes in the cards if he could find a sympathetic artist to work with. Also, the deck is still one of my favourites, despite its simplicity and some poorly drawn and weird cards. When it's good (mainly the majors, which are still some of the finest in my opinion), it's very, very good. The minors are very hit and miss as are the Court cards, which are a bit superficial in my opinion. Thank you for a fair review of a book that is close to my heart.

I so agree with you on this deck. I bought this for my wife many years ago as it seemed a good match then, but she almost never looks at it and I really cannot get on with it for all the reasons that you have expressed here. I'm sure many love it.

Thank you so much for your dedication to this subject and for bringing it to us viewers. Keep throwing cards 🙏🃏

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6:06 I suppose if it's similar to Marseille you would call it a Marseille style deck ?

Hi. As the first to comment, I'd like to thank you for reviewing this book. If you enjoyed it and haven't already got hold of a copy, I highly recommend his Mystical Origins of the Tarot. For me, it's the best current overview and history of the Tarot. Not overly dry and academic, but rigorous and readable. I have this deck. Its an important one, but i don't really love it and it wouldn't be my go to if I'm honest. In my reading I stopped using a significator years ago and have come full circle with pips or pictorial decks. Also, I just use the 3 card spread now. No reversals. It's enough. I started with a pip deck, moved to RWS for most of my 48 years and have now gone back to pips cards for many reasons. As someone who has been studying the Tarot for a long time, I have to say you have come an incredibly long way in a short time. Super impressed with your understanding and insights. Your presentation skills in these videos is excellent too. I think I need to take lessons from you! Every day is a school day with Tarot 😊

Great seeing you back!

Very informative and entertaining vudeo, thank you!

Wonderful historical review ❤thank you very much 🤗🌹🪬

I love unfair comparison videos!! These two together make such a great pair, side by side. What a bummer that the cardstock and borders have changed with the different editions/publishers. I've got a copy of the newer edition with blue borders, and yessirree the cardstock is so stiff 😭 I agree that a few cards seem kinda new age-y and not my vibe, although I WAS surprised that other cards really clicked with me. I love that the guidebook for Great Outdoors is informative, like in the 6 of Vessels excerpt about boats and manatees.

I love all three decks. I have been looking for Tarot Classic for a couple of days but I can't find it anywhere for sale. Great video, thank you.

Thank you for the video! I was thinking of finding a copy of the book since I got the tin deck recently and wanted to get in her head about some of her art choices. It’s good to know I don’t need this high on my list and I’d probs be better off just vibing with the art in my own way 😂❤

Great comparison and extra background info. I love the colors of the Diverse TDM, and the English wording. I wish it was more easily available. I appreciate that it exists but almost wish there was one that was more true to the original line work and characters, but with these excellent color pallettes! Either way I will still probably get one. That is just my traditionalist vs modernist FOMO flaring up. I just don't want to end up with 100 tarot decks, I just want one that I love! Right now I have a mini Thoth deck. I think between these two I will have a good combo. Thanks again for the video.

I enjoyed this!

Merci Madame 😊

Ho merci! Bonjour. Un problème à combler. Bonjour, où trouver le mode d'emploi du Tarot Gasmann ou autre contenant Junon et Jupiter ? Car il me plaît énormément. Et cette couleur verte est pleine d'expérence! Merci en tout cas pour cet topo.❤

Enjoy your work!

Thanks so much for reviewing our deck!

This was the exact perspective I was looking for. Knitting --> spiritual. Thanks!

I am new to tarot. Thanks for making the video.

Could you suggest a way to work with The Deck or what books to use to delve deeper into it? Greetings from Argentina ❤

A great comparison. I think both these decks do a number of things well: both have diversity that feels meaningful, both feel very relatable to me / look like aspects of my everyday life, and both feel contemporary/modern without feeling stuck in time or like they'll feel dated quickly -- Gaian I feel like has held up quite well for the most part in this regard, and I think Great Outdoors will continue to feel relevant. For the most part, I do think that Great Outdoors has a good LWB and could be a great beginner deck for that reason, and I also appreciate that environmental considerations were taken into account in producing it. I really wish that Gaian would come back out in a better stock than the current Schiffer one; I think it is a really nice deck to read with and feel like a lot of people don't end up getting it because that sticky glossy stock and massive borders put them off, which is a shame.

Cool comparison. Interesting overlap in colors and some postures. They would read great together! And cheesy ness is so subjective. I actually find the Great Outdoors cheesy at least some of the people. It’s amazing what Colbert achieved with colored pencils. I struggled with the new age aspects of the Gaian tarot but then I realized it was my jaded gen x outlook 😅

I appreciate your honesty. I don't think you have ever said something I don't agree with. Happy for you that your channel is growing. You are very unique on tarot tube. Best wishes.

Thank you for creating this wonderful video. So interesting to compare the decks. To be honest, I have an issue with Knight of Swords throwing the dynamite; he's more precise and thoughtful than that!

I am living for this series!! You might really like the book Cartomancy in Folk Witcher by Roger Horne. The author spends much of the book aligning numerology with both tarot and playing cards and there are some great interpretations that are similar to yours. Thank you for all of the cool content you create!

A difficult thing is that the Thoth deck has different meanings for a few cards. Most notably 10 of cups has a negative meaning in Thoth, Crowley has a distressing reading of it. The Liber T Tarot of the Stars Eternal illustrates its bleakest reading, if you know you know. I think Waite refers to a bad harvest or something like that in his book about the 7 of Pentacles. He is also influenced by Etteilla a lot, you might want to also compare those decks.

This was such an interesting series, I've already watched it twice and I'm sure I'll come back to it again at some point 😊! I have this problem of wanting to read marseille style (using numerology), but not liking visually any of the marseille or pip decks, modern or traditional, so I'm stuck with the RWS decks and always having trouble connecting the meanings to the pictures 😅. Fortunately I managed to purchase the Spacious Tarot just recently and I think that might be the deck I've been searching for... Anyway, this series has been really helpful and given me lots to think about, thank you 🖤!!