The Mystical Dream Tarot deck and guidebook
Discover the truth of dreams! The Mystical Dream Tarot deck and guidebook will show you how to draw on your unconscious to guide your path through life.
This remarkable tarot emerges directly from the mystical realms of dream and vision, manifesting completely fresh imagery. Pregnant with possibilities that shine light upon the hidden and reveal new pathways of understanding, each image - direct from the author's own dream experiences - is an original offering rich with powerful insights designed to awaken that which is essential for moving forward on our journey of self-discovery.
The stunning deck and accompanying guidebook invite you to discover the wisdom and truth that lie beyond the limited view of waking reality, and to draw upon the power of your unconscious - the insight of your psyche - to meet life's challenges and achieve your goals.
Specs
- Traditional 78-card structure.
- Court Cards are Lords, Ladies, Spirits and Dreamers.
- reversible card Backs
- 160 page Guide Book
Creators
Janet Piedilato
Janet Piedilato is a transpersonal psychologist, complementary health care consultant and ordained minister who has spent a lifetime studying the value of altered states as represented by visionary, dream and shamanic experiences. She holds doctorates in biology and transpersonal psychology, and studied under Stanley Krippner, the world-renowned dream psychologist. She runs a private practice offering workshops and spiritual service at The Journey Within, New Jersey, and is a reguar speaker at events such as the AfterLife Conference, Salt Lake City. She is a contributor to Journeys and Awakenings (2019).
Artist
Tom Duxbury
Tom Duxbury grew up in rural Yorkshire, close to the same ‘wild and windy moors’ familiar from Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, which meant that his family home was always filled with stories – especially ghostly ones. As well as taking inspiration from gothic literature, Tom is also interested in traditional fairytales, mythical legends, biblical fables and folklore.
After studying Illustration at the University of Brighton Tom identified a love for colour, print and pattern. Although often inspired by dark themes, most of his work enjoys a bright and simplistic visual vocabulary, mixing traditional and modern techniques of image making.
In his spare time, Tom loves exploring places with his camera, sailing in Scotland with his dad and collecting old 1920s and ’30s black and white films’.