The Fey Tarot Cards - tarot cards

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• Pack information: 78 Cards and booklet
  Card dimensions: 70 x 120 mm
  Authors:
• Riccardo Minetti & Mara Aghem
  
  They say: In this deck the traditional archetypes of the Tarot blend
• together with the Fey world: whether one believes in their existence or denies it as though dreaming it, the Fey Creatures
• speak through the symbols of the imagination (especially in this deck), the infinite potential of the cosmos, as well as our
• world. A human world which is characterized by the constant struggle 'to have' vs 'to be'. This struggle does not belong
• to Fey creatures, which are concentrated on being. They seem what they are, they are what they seem. Joy, sadness,
• pain, wisdom, happiness... are reflected in their bodies, clothing, and even their posture. Each of them acts as the mirror
• of a mood, a point of view, a way of being; going beyond the image that comes from what surrounds it. This is the
• interpretive key: by observing each Fey, we look at ourselves 'beyond the Mirror' of appearance.
  
  The
• Dream: The ability to enter another world is important when approaching the cards. To dream means to abandon
• die body and view oneself in another light, less 'literally', less 'rationally' but sincerely, directly accessing the
• unconscious. This apparent detachment from reality is the first requisite in order to move the gaze beyond. A good
• Cartomant lets his or her thoughts run freely and guides the Querient's spirit through this timeless dimension free of daily
• worries.
  
  Joy: The Fey Tarot is not a deck, which shuns the obscure aspects of existence. It knows
• pain, suffering, guilt, solitude, anger, and shame like every human being. By consulting the cards, even difficult and
• negative situations will be faced, thus confronting suffering. Nevertheless, if the Fey Creatures do not shun negative
• aspects, they are not overwhelmed or defeated. The joy must shine through the cards, thoughts, and actions. It can
• take on the form of hope, trust, and pleasantness... When reading the cards, the spirit must be concentrated but light
• hearted; unyielding and yet good-natured and kind. One must know how to reawaken the joy in each of us using these
• cards.
  
  Magic: The Feys are magical. The definition of magic depends on how much each of us feels
• and believes in it. In this case, I want to imagine magic as the possibility of doing things that do not seem possible.
• Magic is the ability to break away from traditional values, to change things, to reverse situations... to 'fly'. In the Fey
• world, wanting is being. To be is to do.