Contains no images but has detailed descriptions, symbolism, meanings, and keywords for the upright and reversed positions of each card Despite their soft colours, the cards are still vibrant and well distinguishable. Even in a bigger spread they will be well readable; their softness doesn’t take away from their individuality. One of my personal favourites is the Firefly on the Five of Shells. Its glow warms the soul even if – or maybe because – it isn’t a harsh, screaming cascade of reds and oranges. The Concept Cassidy is a pen and watercolour artist, so her palette features a spectrum of gorgeous and delicate colours, in subtle yet vibrant arrangements. The scans, by the way, do not do justice to the brilliance of the colours.

The Spiritsong Tarot structure is based on the traditional tarot, containing the 22 Majors, the 56 Minors, and four suits: Acorns for Wands/Fire; Feathers for Swords/Air; Shells for Cups/Water; and Crystals for Pentacles/Earth. So essentially, both upright and reversed energies are always there, and it depends on which way the person takes it. Paulina works from her home studio where she creates, paints and writes for most of her waking hours, catering to the constant demands of her little muses. A solitary witch, Paulina resided in the New Orleans area from 2005 to 2007. New Orleans is a city that Paulina and her husband Kevin both love dearly, and still consider it home. Paulina and Kevin now live in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with their two feline furbabies, Mortimer and Lilith. This is a especially good Tarot for readers needing compassionate and sage advice in hard times, for inspiring meditation, and for learning the animal mysteries. There is a delicacy to Cassidy’s art style that easily facilitates a lucid dream state and in that lucid dream state, one might better navigate the landscape of our mind. Spiritsong brings a sophisticated ethereal quality to the art of tarot reading that also functions as calling cards for invoking animal spirits for spiritual guidance. Beautifully done.

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A songwriter, Paulina records and produces albums. "I used to write little songs on piano when I was a teenager; it's due time to revisit and liberate that audio flame. Sound and vision, afterall, come from the same sea of creativity." From eagles to wolves, spirit animals are an old history of Native Americans. Combine the animals with the power of interpretive tarot spreads, and you have a double divination process with each reading. In fairness, the illustrations can be confusing for some readers, even seasoned ones.

There a six spreads included which she has divided into four tarot spreads and two oracle spreads. I wouldn’t differentiate the two, but she has, so I did.

The symbols form intricate patterns that fade into the dream-like element, but you can clearly see what you need to. The patterns cause a live energy effect that strongly influences your mind and divination. The other side of this debate is whether the cards represent traditional figures and illustrations for easy interpretations. There are some distinct differences in many of the cards. For example, the fives don’t always represent contention. The 5 of Shells is a positive card with hope, repair, and change. The 5 of Feathers (which the 5 of Swords typically means competition and fighting) means integrity, patience, and acceptance.