Tarot of the Unconscious by Aliza Einhorn examines how to read tarot through the lens of Sigmund Freud’s work.


Tarot of the Unconscious by Aliza Einhorn examines how to read tarot through the lens of Sigmund Freud’s work.

The 2027 Seasons of the Witch Wall Calendar, by Lorraine Anderson with illustrations by Tijana Lukovic, and Rose Giada is quite magical.

Tarot Divinatorium by André Sanchez offers an immersive experience that reminds us tarot is not only a system of symbols but also a visual language.

John Matthews’ The John Dee Oracle, illustrated by Will Kinghan, is a highly specialized divinatory work.

Ayn Cates Sullivan’s Celtic Elemental Tarot, beautifully illustrated by Belle Crow duCray, is a richly layered and thoughtfully crafted deck.

Yoga Mudra Oracle by Emma Wertheim does a wonderful job combining sacred mudra practice, oracle wisdom, and uplifting artwork.

The Egyptian Alchemy Oracle by Steven Denham opens a pathway of wisdom or inner awakening and spiritual refinement based on the 7 Hermetic principles.

The Green Witchery Tarot by Cerridwen Greenleaf weaves together tarot and plant magic for beautiful integration of the reading.

No Bad Days by Ines Duhard and Jolane Jly succeeds at what it sets out to do: create a gentle, visually appealing, action-based affirmation practice.

The Wisdom of Birds, by Raxenne ManiquizRizzoli Universe, 0789346311, 96 pages, 40 cards, March 2026 There’s no shortage of animal-based oracle decks, and birds are a popular choice. They carry centuries of symbolism — omens, messengers, watchers between worlds. Most …