All in all, I give this deck 5 stars - Greek Myth has always been inspirational and trust me its worth it! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Finding the Mythic Tarot Workbook on kindle made me want to find a deck with the original artwork (the New Mythic Tarot version does absolutely nothing for me)!

Juliet Sharman-Burke is an analytic psychotherapist, and has been practising tarot and astrology for twenty years.Orestes and the curse on his family are explored through the Swords (and I really appreciate how this deck doesn’t try to downplay the conflicts of this suit or the story).

However, in the book, Justice is referred as the card that follows the Chariot, and Strength as the card following the Wheel of Fortune. Juliet Sharman-Burke was born in Nairobi, Kenya and has spent over 20 years practising astrology and tarot and has written a number of books on these topics, both for beginners and the more advanced. Although not a clone of the traditional Rider-Waite deck, anyone who is familiar with the Waite deck will find some similarities. For The New Mythic Tarot, these myths have been beautifully re-illustrated by Giovanni Caselli, a tarot artist with a passion for the classical world.Through this story-based technique the memorization required for 40 cards is handily reduced to four stories, prompted by the pictures on each card but not limited by them. Greek myth is a sophisticated and perennially alive imaginative description of what we are made of inside. The New Mythic Tarot book explains everything you need to know to become an accomplished tarot reader.