Light Seer's Tarot: A 78-Card Deck & Guidebook

Tarot cards are a staple for both experienced readers and beginners alike, offering insight and guidance through their symbolic imagery. Here’s a review based on quality, design, and overall value:The design of these tarot cards is visually stunning, with detailed and expressive artwork that really brings each card’s meaning to life. The illustrations feel thoughtful and unique, making it easy to connect with the imagery intuitively. Whether you prefer traditional tarot symbolism or a modern, artistic interpretation, there’s likely a deck that fits your aesthetic.The cards themselves are made from high-quality materials. They have a nice weight to them, making them easy to shuffle without being too flimsy. The card stock is durable enough to handle frequent use without showing signs of wear, and the matte or glossy finish ensures that they don’t stick together when shuffling. This level of durability is especially important for daily readers or professionals.The deck comes with a guidebook that’s both informative and helpful for beginners, offering clear explanations of each card’s meaning. For seasoned readers, the intuitive design of the cards makes it easy to pick up on deeper interpretations without always needing to refer to the book. Whether you're using the deck for personal reflection or professional readings, the cards feel user-friendly.One of the best features of tarot cards is the wide range of themes available. You can find everything from classic Rider-Waite decks to more modern or niche themes that reflect specific interests, such as mythology, astrology, or pop culture. This makes it easy to find a deck that resonates personally or adds variety to your collection.Tarot cards are generally a great investment for anyone interested in divination or personal growth. Given the quality and longevity of a good deck, they offer excellent value for the price. Most decks come with a sturdy box for storage, ensuring they stay protected for years of use.These tarot cards offer a beautiful and durable tool for anyone interested in exploring the world of tarot. With a wide range of designs and themes, the deck is accessible to both beginners and experienced readers, offering excellent value for its quality. Whether you’re using it for personal insight or professional readings, this tarot deck is highly recommended.

I'll preface by saying I'm no expert in spirituality. I've only recently started diving into the many layers, the many forms, the many expressions and tarot cards was the first part I discovered. There's so much to say about decks, whether they should have traditional art, or whether the art should be expressive etc etc. Having been so confused at the time about what should be the determining factor of what makes a deck, I came across a simple video with the key words "trust your intuition". And boy was that the MOST ACCURATE thing I've heard. I first came across the deck in a deck collection video and I remember feeling so drawn to how vivid and detailed the art was that I thought to myself, this is it, this is the first deck I want. And I bought it pretty much the same day. So here's my takeaways having worked with this deck for quite some time now.Firstly, THE ART. It is so beautifully done. Even without having a detailed intuition, one can easily interpret the meanings of each card. I love the representations of different races that is prevalent throughout the deck as it really gives this meaning that the deck is for everyone and everyone can read tarot. The art ties deeply into both the surface meanings, and their hidden implications. For example: many know the 3 of Swords to be a betrayal card but the art beautifully draws in the fact that it could represent a time to recover and heal. Each card seems to always take deeper meanings into play and that includes all the minor arcana as well, not just the majors.On the topic of the deeper meaning, ITS PERSONALITY. One of the things I've discovered about reading is that decks have more energy than we give them credit for and this leads to them having their own personality. And this deck LOVES deeper meanings. You'll find that your readings will draw deep into the unknown, the suppressed or the hidden to give you the reading that you might not have asked for, but unknowingly needed. It's the kind of deck that gives you a ray of light in a dark situation or a new perspective or guiding you to remember what it is you've put away and neglected. This might be a negative thing for those who want lighter, heartier readings and don't always want a reading that's too deep but for someone with lots to unpack like myself this is a large pro in my book.The Cardstock. It's not exactly the greatest, but pricing considered it's arguably worth it. The stock bends nicely but I've personally decided not to riffle shuffle as it tends to leave some nicks on the edges of the cards and it could be my own OCD habits but they tend to rattle me a bit but should you love to riffle shuffle you won't find it to be troublesome.Lastly, THE GUIDEBOOK. As someone who bought this deck as a beginner, the guidebook was a necessity. Not a basic guidebook. Not a pamphlet. But a detailed guidebook that would take me through the entirety of the card from its surface meanings straight down to all its hidden implications and the guidebook does WONDERS in achieving that. It leaves little surface meanings for both the upright and reversal meanings of the card followed by a detailed message on the entirety of what the card represents. I find that reading the surface meanings will help trigger my own intuition nicely, however for cards that elude me, the following paragraph(s) clears everything up for me quite nicely.All in all, I must give this deck 5 stars. It's been a favored deck by many, some of whom have been in the business for years. That speaks highly of it already. While not many will feel that connection to the deck, for those who do and those whom are interested, I can guarantee that you will not regret adding this deck to your collection. Wonderful job, Chris-Anne!