One of my favorite readers of and commentors on this blog, Ty Bevington shares his favorite deck and book today! Favorite Deck My favorite Llewellyn deck is the Bosch tarot because it lets you do 'shadow work' but maintains a sense of humor.  I first discovered Bosch in a high school humanities class and found his hidden symbolism and 'inside jokes' in both the iconography and Flemish word-plays amusing, much to the chagrin of my teacher and classmates, and this only worsened as I took Flemish painting tutorials in college and discovered alchemical and other occult symbolism symbolism mixes in with the Christian and social symbolism. The creators of the deck use the fantastic

Today tarot reader Hilary Parry of  www.tarotbyhilary.com shares her two favorites...a book and a deck! 1) What is your favorite Llewellyn tarot book or deck? Deck: Legacy of the Divine by Ciro Marchetti Book: Psychic Tarot by Nancy Antenucci and Melanie Howard 2) What do you love most about it? Deck: I was absolutely struck by the beauty of Ciro's work from the first time I laid eyes on it. The imagery was immediately both personal and mysterious to me, and I simply knew I had to have it. Also, there are certain cards in a tarot deck that I must love the imagery on, or I don't connect with the deck well enough to read with it. These cards are the High Priestess, the

I've invited readers to share their favorite Llewellyn tarot books and decks. See Linda West's favorite HERE. Today's is from Koneta Bailey (her website: HERE). Koneta writes: Although I own several and I have several(books and decks -  Steampunk being at the top of the list) more on my wish-list, my favorite Llewellyn deck is the Llewellyn Tarot. It's hard to pick just one, but if I have to choose an all time favorite, it would be the book TAROT Your Everyday Guide by Janina Renee.  I use all my Tarot books, but this one I keep within easy reach at all times. "Practical problem solving and advice" is the premise of the text and that's just what you get.  Renee speaks

I've invited people to share their favorite Llewellyn tarot books or decks by answering three questions. If you want to share yours, leave a note in the comments, including your email address, and I will contact you. Today Linda West shares her answers: 1. What is your favorite Llewellyn tarot book or deck? A) Funny you should ask...I have had a very intimate, daily relationship with the Robin Wood Tarot deck and Tarot Plain and Simple by Anthony Louis for the past 8 years or more. Then I heard about The Gilded Tarot deck on the Tarotholics FaceBook page. I ordered it from my local new age shop and it came with your companion book. I have spent 30+ minutes every day with them