I enjoyed this very much, The Thomson-Leng is excellent and as a facsimile of a 1935 deck given at the time with magazines, James and Christina have done an incredible job. This deck is the one I often go to when I want quick straightforward advice in the moment. It takes me back to the tarot of my youth, simple divination dukkerin is what my mum and gran called it. If you do buy it I’d love to know how you find it. This is one deck that I consider buying a back up of. Loved seeing the uncommon tarot very interesting. Loved your words on Devil/Tower, I’ve been thinking a lot recently on how we can make sure what we’re replacing the outgoing with is the change we want to see. We have some powerful energy Pluto in Aquarius to utilise if we can find the way. Otherwise it’s like that old Who song the parting on right is now the parting on the left. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you so much. I really am considering ordering the Thomson-Leng and will definitely let you know how I get on. I found both the Devil and Tower cards very relevant, image wise, for today's society. There is a lot going on that will bring change. Something has to occur to make humanity more caring of each other. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and responding to it. 🙏🙏❤❤
Wow, that is happy mail and a very nice deck haul. ❤ I was tempted by the Halloween Waite kickstarter but missed picking it up. Glad to see some copies are still available although i think I would prefer a version without the stars. The stars are super pretty but for reading i think i would find them distracting. Thanks for sharing❤️
Thank you so much. I have been very lucky. I just checked on www.tarotcollectibles.com to see if there are any of these decks without the stars but none at the mo. It is worth keeping an eye on their page in case they reprint it. I do hope you manage to get one. Thank you for popping on and watching the video. I do appreciate it. ❤
Hi Elaine, The Thompson Lang tarot reminds me of the "Picard pips" we see in Maritxu Guler's "Esoteric Tarot" and Vicki Brewer's "Brotherhood of Light Egyptian Tarot". Both decks have pips that form pentagrams. The young woman, the old lady, and the minstrel singing belong to "The Vera Sibila Italiana", I have two different versions of that deck published by Lo Scarabeo.
Thank you so much, Marcie. I am considering bith the Thomoson Lang and the Sibila. How do you find reading Sibila? Is it very similar to Kipper and Leonormond? Thank you so much, Marcie, for that info. ❣️🙏
@@ElaineMurphy66 There are two types of Sibilas: 'The vera sibila italiana' and 'The sibila indovina', which is the French version of the Italian one, but with only a few cards identical between them. Both are similar to Kipper in terms of reading. It is important to understand the individual card meanings and their positions in the spread to identify how the energy flows between them, taking into account what is at the back and in front of the characters. Unfortunately, the Lo Scarabeo version of both decks lacks explanations on how to read the cards or their meanings. I searched for information on the web. I have a link to share with you regarding the meanings of the 'Sibila indovina' cards. However, the content is in Spanish. You can use a translation tool to understand it. I didn't look for the "Vera Sibila italiana" meanings because the card meanings are very intuitive and can be used following the reader intuition.
A lovely deck share ... and great insights too. I also believe we are on the cusp of change. x
Thank you Fran, yes that feeling is quite strong. It can feel quite unsettling on the odd occasion. Xx
I enjoyed this very much, The Thomson-Leng is excellent and as a facsimile of a 1935 deck given at the time with magazines, James and Christina have done an incredible job. This deck is the one I often go to when I want quick straightforward advice in the moment. It takes me back to the tarot of my youth, simple divination dukkerin is what my mum and gran called it. If you do buy it I’d love to know how you find it. This is one deck that I consider buying a back up of. Loved seeing the uncommon tarot very interesting. Loved your words on Devil/Tower, I’ve been thinking a lot recently on how we can make sure what we’re replacing the outgoing with is the change we want to see. We have some powerful energy Pluto in Aquarius to utilise if we can find the way. Otherwise it’s like that old Who song the parting on right is now the parting on the left. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you so much. I really am considering ordering the Thomson-Leng and will definitely let you know how I get on. I found both the Devil and Tower cards very relevant, image wise, for today's society. There is a lot going on that will bring change. Something has to occur to make humanity more caring of each other. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and responding to it. 🙏🙏❤❤
Wow, that is happy mail and a very nice deck haul. ❤ I was tempted by the Halloween Waite kickstarter but missed picking it up. Glad to see some copies are still available although i think I would prefer a version without the stars. The stars are super pretty but for reading i think i would find them distracting. Thanks for sharing❤️
Thank you so much. I have been very lucky. I just checked on www.tarotcollectibles.com to see if there are any of these decks without the stars but none at the mo. It is worth keeping an eye on their page in case they reprint it. I do hope you manage to get one. Thank you for popping on and watching the video. I do appreciate it. ❤
Lovely happy mail 😊 Love the strength card in The common place tarot 😍
Congratulations for winning 🎉
Thank you so much. Yes, that is a very strong strength card indeed. There are a number of powerful images in the deck. ❣️🙏
Hi Elaine, The Thompson Lang tarot reminds me of the "Picard pips" we see in Maritxu Guler's "Esoteric Tarot" and Vicki Brewer's "Brotherhood of Light Egyptian Tarot". Both decks have pips that form pentagrams. The young woman, the old lady, and the minstrel singing belong to "The Vera Sibila Italiana", I have two different versions of that deck published by Lo Scarabeo.
Thank you so much, Marcie. I am considering bith the Thomoson Lang and the Sibila. How do you find reading Sibila? Is it very similar to Kipper and Leonormond? Thank you so much, Marcie, for that info. ❣️🙏
@@ElaineMurphy66 There are two types of Sibilas: 'The vera sibila italiana' and 'The sibila indovina', which is the French version of the Italian one, but with only a few cards identical between them. Both are similar to Kipper in terms of reading. It is important to understand the individual card meanings and their positions in the spread to identify how the energy flows between them, taking into account what is at the back and in front of the characters. Unfortunately, the Lo Scarabeo version of both decks lacks explanations on how to read the cards or their meanings. I searched for information on the web. I have a link to share with you regarding the meanings of the 'Sibila indovina' cards. However, the content is in Spanish. You can use a translation tool to understand it. I didn't look for the "Vera Sibila italiana" meanings because the card meanings are very intuitive and can be used following the reader intuition.
@@marciemckennatarot thank you so so much for going to all that trouble for me. I truly truly appreciate it ❣️
@@ElaineMurphy66 Like Robin Williams said in "The Bicentennial Man"... "One is glad to be of service"... Namasté.
So pleased the package arrived with you and that you've enjoyed it so much. 😊
I truly have Brian. Thank you so much ❤️
Do you do online readings? I would love to get a ready from you.
Thank you so much. That is a really lively complement to get. I am sure we can arrange something in the future.