Table of Contents

The Light and Shadow Tarot
Preface
Introduction
The Major Arcana
0. The Fool
1. The Magician
2. The High Priestess
3. The Empress
4. The Emperor
5. The Hierophant
6. The Lovers
7. The Chariot
8. Justice
9. The Hermit
10. The Wheel Of Fortune
11. Strength
12. The Hanged Man
13. The Endless Dance of Death
14. Temperance
15. The Devil
16. The Tower
17. The Star
18. The Moon
19. The Sun
20. Judgment
21. The World
The Minor Arcana
Queen of Wands
Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords
Queen of Pentacles
King of Wands
King of Cups
King of Swords
King of Pentacles
Princess of Wands
Princess of Cups
Princess of Swords
Princess of Pentacles
Prince of Wands
Prince of Cups
Prince of Swords
Prince of Pentacles
Ace of Wands
Ace of Cups
Ace of Swords
Ace of Pentacles
Two of Wands
Two of Cups
Two of Swords
Two of Pentacles
Three of Wands
Three of Cups
Three of Swords
Three of Pentacles
Four of Wands
Four of Cups
Four of Swords
Four of Pentacles
Five of Wands
Five of Cups
Five of Swords
Five of Pentacles
Six of Wands
Six of Cups
Six of Swords
Six of Pentacles
Seven of Wands
Seven of Cups
Seven of Swords
Seven of Pentacles
Eight of Wands
Eight of Cups
Eight of Swords
Eight of Pentacles
Nine of Wands
Nine of Cups
Nine of Swords
Nine of Pentacles
Ten of Wands
Ten of Cups
Ten of Swords
Ten of Pentacles
Tarot Divination and Meditation
About the Artist

About the Author

Illustrator: German-born Michael Goepferd studied with artist Jens Haas before founding the San Francisco-based Fire Thorn Studio. His block prints have been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe. Brian Williams created the Renaissance Tarot, the PoMo Tarot, and Angel Journey(with Terry Lynn Taylor and Mary Beth Crain)

Reviews

"Let me put it straight to you: you will do yourself a favor if you hurry up to get hold of a set before they are all gone; there is long between artistic tarot publications of this kind! For a practicing tarotist, this is a deck to gain insight from; for a tarot art collector it is a must."
*Manteia*

"I can't say enough good things about this deck, and I literally cannot say one bad thing. It simply breathes, with love and understanding, with humanity."
*Illuminationtarot.com*

"The large block prints are clear and easy to read, making this a good deck for colorblind or vision-impaired people. This boxed set differs enough from the average to make it a fine choice for intermediate and advanced students of tarot, and also for the collector. The size makes it a perfect traveling deck, too."
*ysabet, Hypatia's Hoard of Reviews, Oct 2009*

“The Light and Shadow Tarot is great for both beginning and advanced diviners. The cards and their meanings are traditionally focused and won’t give you a whole new set of meanings to learn...This is a fun, eye catching and positive deck that I think everyone can enjoy.”
*Conjure Woman’s Corner, July 2013*