Cats Rule the Earth Tarot: 78-Card Deck and Guidebook for the Feline-Obsessed

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It’s one of the best books I’ve read that comes with a deck; often these included books leave me more confused about how to read the cards than I was when I started. Death is represented by a cat skull; the Chariot is a cat in a wheelchair; and the Devil is a sphynx in a chain collar. Cats Rule the Earth Tarot goes deeper than simply presenting the meaning of each card―it equips the reader with a historical understanding of tarot, how to interpret and apply each card drawn and methods of conducting readings for yourself, friends, or family. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. From welcoming new beginnings with the Ace of Cups to facing a new guiding presence in your life with the Hierophant, each card you draw holds the power to reveal hidden truths and guide you through the unexpected events of daily life.

You'll find explanations of all 78 cards that are brief enough to understand quickly with enough room for your own interpretations.WIRED may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. Whether you're a complete tarot newbie or are looking for a new deck, this one is a must-get for any cat lovers. Even if you don't know the first thing about tarot, you can still appreciate the stunning feline illustrations in this deck, all done by Thiago Corrêa. The Pages court card, for example, represents a young person with childlike qualities, such as curiosity and joy.

There's also advice on how to interpret the spread—not just the individual cards themselves but how they work as a group, the qualities they share, and their differences. This 78-card tarot deck and guidebook is cat themed, combining ancient mysticism with feline illustrationsThis tarot deck and guidebook set is ideal for anyone seeking the knowledge and skills needed to learn the ancient art of tarot. Tarot doesn't predict the future, and if you get a reading by someone who tells you otherwise, they're just in it for the con. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. This tarot deck and guidebook set is ideal for anyone seeking the knowledge and skills needed to learn the ancient art of tarot.I like that the guidebook touches on the best practices for preparing to read and reading tarot, and also includes four examples of spreads to try, such as the Cat's Paw five-card spread. The drawings are so good I've considered getting a second deck so I can frame a few in my cat corner—the part of my living room where the litter box sits is adorned in cat-related art.

Cats are, naturally, the next logical step for my collection, and none have quite caught my eye like this one.

I've also spent nearly all of my years obsessed with witches in pop culture— Practical Magic and The Craft were on constant replay in my house. There are ones themed around movies, decks with modern art, and even a Victorian-themed flora and animal deck. Sometimes I find modern interpretations of tarot cards to stray too far from the original and, as someone still trying to learn what the cards mean, it can get confusing.