Cat Tarot: 78 Cards and Guidebook

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At their worst, they can refer to situations that are filled with recklessness and lack of direction. The Little White Book, which is based on the RWS deck, has a few common spreads and short descriptions of each card. The Marseille Cat Tarot light-heartedly merges the historical French tarot tradition and anthropomorphic cats, with various furry felines in place of the human characters on the cards. The dog and the wolf on these cards are there to remind the seeker to use both intuition and common sense when making decisions.

The dog is tamed, but the wolf is the wild, natural, intuitive thoughts and feelings we all have, which are buried deep beneath the surface.The Major Arcana is a 22 card set within the tarot that is considered to be the core and the foundation for the deck. In the item description, the Bakersfield artist says she loves cats and that “they are unique and magical and I wanted to make a tarot deck celebrating the joy they bring to the world. Cats of all varieties, including lions and leopards, accompany the colourful Cat People in this deck for all those cat lovers out there. The ram head appears on the throne of The Emperor, symbolizing the fact that this card is associated with the sign of Aries.

References to Greek myths are common in Tarot, and the idea that bulls are symbols of sexual desire comes from the Greek myth of the Minotaur. With all tarot meanings and more, this book is a comprehensive guide on using tarot for introspection, self-understanding and inner growth. This gorgeous deck introduces you to an abundance of spiritual guides and teaches you how to apply their wisdom and strengths to your life. Mystic Monday provide you with a stunning tarot deck that is vibrant, beautifully illustrated, and ready to help you connect to your intuition. In contrast to the other horses, this one does not have a positive meaning; it is meant to represent one of the four horses of the apocalypse and is symbolic of death and destruction.

This can be used for both good or evil, to help and to harm, and our greatest conflicts usually come from this delicate balance. There are many interpretations and beliefs associated with the cat síth, some believing it to have provided blessings and others curses. The cards have true-to-life illustrations of each breed, and link their typical behaviour with a card keyword: the Turkish Van is swimming (Boldness), the Burmese seeking attention (Attention), the Maine Coon hunting (Pursue). Also, the fact that the woman on the card is taming the lion and opening its mouth is a sign of control and the ability to conquer animal instincts, a common theme in Tarot.