The first lesson briefly examines the history of the cards and dives straight into the practical side of the tarot. The author conforms only loosely to Rider-Waite imagery and in some cases goes pretty far off track which makes it a difficult deck if you are just starting out. After this he provides a key word or phrase for each card, followed by a one or two sentence elaboration.

Designed by well-known reader and tarot YouTube star Gregory Scott, this deck draws forth a unique sense of positive clarity in the reader.

By bidding on, or purchasing this item, you are agreeing to us sharing your name and address details with that 3rd party supplier to allow us to fulfil our contractual obligations to you. I find them very evocative, and reading the Gregory Scott Tarot intuitively works out just great, but for a beginner, I really feel they would be confusing. Companion Material: 64-page booklet written by Riccardo Minetti in English, and also translated into Italian, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. I will say though, whatever attached to the package while traveling had some really heavy negative energy. I probably should clarify here that this deck is user-friendly for intuitive readers straight out of the box but may feel different for people looking for a contemporary Rider Waite Smith deck.

On the 8 of Pentacles there is still the aspect of honing his skills and diligence and dedication to his work, but he is not making the same thing over and over trying to perfect it.They took a while to get used to and they gave me weirdly vivid/bad dreams and kept waking me up when I tried sleeping w/them. The cards can be used to unravel the themes of the human journey and provide concrete guidance for your life. He currently creates daily tarot predictions and weekly astrological horoscopes on his YouTube channel and touches the lives of many by giving personal readings to people all over the planet.

His parsimonious writing touches on a few twists in the traditional imagery and gives readers a starting point for interpretations. This isn’t a deck I’m comfortable using for clients yet, although it might work fine for daily one-card draws, since subtlety isn’t really necessary. If you’re looking for a deck that is modern, colorful, and classy the Gregory Scott Tarot might be exactly what you’re looking for.I think it’s sturdy enough for regular use, though a rough shuffler could still create premature signs of wear. It is not a Rider Waite clone, however, and there are numerous fresh depictions of classic Tarot themes. Many traditional symbols are thoughtfully incorporated into the images, such as the lion and the caduceus in the Two of Cups. It relies more on the interpretation of the illustrations and basic knowledge of Tarot structure rather than more intricate Tarot systems.