Offering a fun clever take on the usual tarot deck, Cats Rule the Earth Tarot creatively reinvents the traditional cards with modern, quirky cat illustrations. The guidebook also includes helpful pages on getting to know tarot, and Davidson breaks down the Major and Minor Arcana (what makes up any tarot deck) and what the numbers and court cards might signify. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design. This tarot deck and guidebook set is ideal for anyone seeking the knowledge and skills needed to learn the ancient art of tarot.

It’s one of the best books I’ve read that comes with a deck; often these included books leave me more confused about how to read the cards than I was when I started. Tarot might help you see a certain situation in your life a little differently; it's not too different from meditation. There's also advice on how to interpret the spread—not just the individual cards themselves but how they work as a group, the qualities they share, and their differences. The cards are the draw here, but I was pleasantly surprised with the included guidebook written by Catherine Davidson. Tarot doesn't predict the future, and if you get a reading by someone who tells you otherwise, they're just in it for the con.

Sometimes I find modern interpretations of tarot cards to stray too far from the original and, as someone still trying to learn what the cards mean, it can get confusing. Whether you're a complete tarot newbie or are looking for a new deck, this one is a must-get for any cat lovers. This 78-card tarot deck and guidebook is cat themed, combining ancient mysticism with feline illustrationsThis tarot deck and guidebook set is ideal for anyone seeking the knowledge and skills needed to learn the ancient art of tarot.

I've also spent nearly all of my years obsessed with witches in pop culture— Practical Magic and The Craft were on constant replay in my house.The death card, for example, rarely refers to physical death, but you can take it to mean the end of a certain something—a job or a relationship.

The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Experienced tarot readers likely have a deeper understanding than this book offers, but for those of us who need a little guidance, it's excellent.Cats are, naturally, the next logical step for my collection, and none have quite caught my eye like this one.