The Buddha Tarot by Robert M. PlaceA Mandala of Cards The ancient philosophers and alchemists taught that the highest wisdom is to see the patterns that are timeless. This is what happened to Siddhartha as he sat under the Bodhi Tree he saw the pattern of all his incarnations like a great wheel and became the Buddha, "the Enlightened One." Now the archetypal similarities between his journey to enlightenment and the story told by the Major Arcana are brought to light in The Buddha

These disquieting

a place of shamanic visions

weave wreaths from herbs

High John (Ipomoea jalapa or Ipomoea purga)

Hemimorphite attracts us to our angelic beings and spirit guides

thoughtforms and entities that may be present within one's energy fields

Rubies get their red color from traces of chromium

Artwork by Gustave Doré 78 Cards with Instructions

Beautifully handcrafted Resin Incense Holder with removable fireproof felt liner and a magnetic lid

Also known as May Day

and other faery folk we first met in Good Faeries/Bad Faeries -208-page illustrated book with text by Jessica Macbeth

Recently discovered in 2011