Bright Tarot 2nd Edition (Poker Size)

When I was learning tarot, the people in the pictures confused me. I drew Bright Tarot to understand how the cards work together better. May these drawings brighten your intuition! Comes with a Little White Book that gives insight into the deck and esxplains the Major Arcana and a digital guide to the Minor Arcana available for download after purchase.

The Second Edition The drawings are more dynamic, have more depth and energy. All four suits echo the Universal Tarot language more closely. The entirely new suit of "pips" (first edition it was "cogs") adds brightness and whimsy to the deck, illustrating growth and abundance with seeds and blossoms.

Court Cards

While there are no people shown in the Bright Tarot, the deck retains the hierarchy of the court we know from the Universal Tarot System, depicting the passive (Page, or Courier), active (Knight, or Champion), receptive (Queen, or Grace) and integrated (King, or Sovereign) modes of each suit.

Major Arcana

Major Arcana cards indicate “large energy,” big changes, or universal influences that shape the energy of a situation. These are concept cards. Numbered from 0-21, the Major Arcana are 22 in total. Viewed in numerical order, Bright Tarot considers each Arcanum a step, or building block leading from one to the next, and returning to the beginning thus completing a cycle. (The Bright Tarot Fool is a double-backed card — it has no number and looks the same on the face as it does on the back.)

These colorful cards come with a linen texture and uv coating for extra durability and vibrance. Included with the deck is one art card and two blank cards for the user to interpret or add art to the deck. There is also a Little White Book that explains the concept of the Bright Tarot and suggests meanings and interprations as well as a sample spread for users to get to know the deck.