Cat Tarot: 78 Cards and Guidebook

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The Kings, however, while emotional finds a way to handle his feelings and do not let them take over him.

Cats are obviously associated with intuition and psychic ability, so you would probably be much more likely to see one on the Queen of Cups, not the Queen of Wands. The newer decks offer all sorts of alternative imagery (such as plants and animals) in addition to human figures. At their worst, the cups suit is fret with uncontrolled feelings, fantasy, and a disconnect with one's inner voice. It is possible that the furry creature could represent a rabbit, but it is also possible that it is a hare.By contrast, the King of Cups’ fish is swimming about in the background; the King is able to hide his emotions, and yet they are still there, bubbling under the surface. One story goes that the the animal was a witch, able to transform back and forth from cat to human a maximum of nine times. Not everyone holds on to this belief, however, and many people lately are deciding to choose their own cards based on the colors and designs that they feel the most connected to. The Gatti deck is an Italian Tarot of 22 cards, each featuring a cat illustrated in black and white.

note: there are lions on The World and The Wheel of Fortune, but these represent a tetramorph, which has a different meaning. From Beth Seilonen, artist of the Dream Raven Tarot and Tarot of Leaves, and inspired by observations of her own Siamese cat. There are many interpretations and beliefs associated with the cat síth, some believing it to have provided blessings and others curses. The lack of grooming on the Fool’s dog can also signal The Fool’s poverty state; he doesn’t have much and is just starting out. If you have a deck that goes against the norm, it will be much harder for you as a beginner to figure out what the cards mean and how they fit together.Those of us who enjoy the interplay of the seasonal and the spectral can learn a lot from the Victorians, whose. The deck is illustrated with strong primary colours, but more refined artwork than the traditional woodcut prints.