The Sufi Tarot: A 78-Card Deck and Guidebook

Oh wow immediately i saw them when i got them i knew this is what i have been looking forIt encompasses the wisdom of the ages among them Rumi (i love his spiritual poems) and many other seers and wise men all surived in the Sufi way of life.. Other people go on about the box and the quality of the cards but I honestly dont care ( i mean these are all for a higher purpose not to discuss how they made the cards) the colours are breathtakingly beautiful. However it is the writing that goes with them that shines out at last someting that resonates with the soul and its journey. A mirror into yourself and gentle advice how to move forward.I have been using tarot since the early 90ies and this deck with its meaning is wonderful. The only thing I will say that they have included names (like Shah for king) which are used in another language and culture it does not detract but it maybe that people will find too different (with pronunciation) if they are totally immersed in western culture, but I love it gentle and kind and a way to lead your life. thank you so much to the author and Hay House for putting it out there

I have always had an interest in Sufism and the poems of Rumi. So pre-ordered this deck as soon as I heard it was to be published. It has exceeded all expectations and since arriving has become my go-to deck for guidance and uncanny wisdom and insights into my personal situation. The illustrations are luminous and speak directly to you - soul and spirit. I remember unpacking the deck and asking it as I shuffled for the first time what I needed to know? The card which fell out - Waali - The Chariot, showed a figure which could have been a portrait of the horse trainer I had just hired for my new horse in real life. It showed me I had made the right choice. And since then, whenever asked - even on one occasion by a friend, the card which has been drawn has been so spookily accurate, it almost defies belief. You do not need any knowledge of Sufism or Sufi poetry to appreciate this stunning, resonant deck which speaks with magic direct to the heart, but I would say if you do, you will unlock even more depth and meaning.

But very classic in its content. Do not expect too many exotic references to strictly Middle Eastern culture except first of all in pictures and card naming. As for the meaning and explanatory booklet you will encounter obvious references to Rider-Waite/Coleman-Smith tarot with a gentle spice of Sufism on top of it. This is my first impression. Surprised positively with external beauty, and not too much with unexpected inside. A solid box with relatively large size cards and booklet.

The cards are simply beautiful 😍 the Sufi wisdom lends itself perfectly to the tarot format. Thoroughly recommend!

Beautiful art work,, I connected immediately and very powerful intuitive messages, what's not to love ??

I absolutely love this tarot deck! A very deep and profound imagery and explanations behind the meaning of every card. I have been given many important insights into my readings while using these cards. Thank you for creating them!

The images are wonderful and easy to read intuitively. The book is a joy, with deeply thought-provoking ideas among the basic descriptions. Using them is a lovely start to each day.HOWEVER the card stock is awful. It's more like thin board and completely unwieldy. It's far too stiff to riffle shuffle and the cards clump together so that overhand shuffling is inefficient.So, a beautiful deck and book spoiled by poor choice of cardstock. I know people complain if a cardstock is thin but this has gone to the opposite extreme.

I really resonated with this deck. Beautiful cards.