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Wildcraft! An Herbal Adventure Game, a cooperative board game
Price : $29.99 $28.99
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: - Cooperative board game by LearningHerbs.com.
- Educational game. Learn herbs, edible and medicinal plants.
- Fun, classic board game style.
- Easy for young players, no reading required, Ages 4 to adult.
- Made in U.S.A. with eco-friendly materials.
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Wildcraft! An Herbal Adventure Game is a cooperative board game that teaches edible and medicinal Plants. Wildcraft! teaches 25 important edible and medicinal plants and their uses in mostly first aid situations. (Wildcrafting is the harvesting of wild plants). Players learn about plants by connecting the icon on the challenge or "trouble" cards with the icons on the plant cards. If a player has a "burdock" card in their herb basket and draws a "hungry" card, then the player can turn the cards in and move to the next rest space. Though it is a cooperative game, there is plenty of strategy and drama as players travel up the mountain to the Huckleberry Patch and back to Grandma's before nightfall. The only way to get back safely is to help each other out. However, it's ok if you don't make it. Grandma will come and get you. :)Wildcraft! is a great introduction to the world of edible and medicinal herbs for children of ALL ages. It's a beautifully illustrated, nature based, educational, cooperative game created in the tradition of the classic board games. Kids love the "Chutes and Ladders" type of play.Wildcraft! features storytelling and fosters the imagination. It's one of the best natures games, being that it connects kids to nature. It's an herb game and an educational game.Wildcraft! includes a 20x20 inch game board, instructions, 4 player pieces, 52 plant cards, 52 trouble cards, 25 cooperative cards, and a spinner. It also comes with a downloadable story to enhance the story of the game.Wildcraft! is made in the U.S.A. and made with green materials. It was chosen one of the Top Natural Toys of 2008 by Mothering Magazine. One to four players, ages 4 to adult. No prior knowledge of plants or herbs is needed. No reading is required for younger players.
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Beginners Tarot Deck
Price : $19.99
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The perfect choice for beginning readers! Regular and reverse meanings are printed on each card to facilitate readings. The artwork is in the style of ancient woodcuts, based on traditional motifs. 2 1/2" by 4 3/4". by George Bennett
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NEW Goddess tarot deck (Tarot Decks & Cards)
Price : $17.75
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Drawing inspiration from goddesses honored throughout history, award-winning author and artist Kris Waldherr has created an essential tool of empowerment and transformation for women everywhere. The Goddess Tarot uses goddess stories and imagery to update traditional tarot symbolism, addressing women's contemporary needs. 3 1/2" by 4 3/4".
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Robin Wood Tarot by Robin Wood
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The Minor Arcana is brought to life in this radiant deck that is remarkably easy to understand and interpret. The entire Robin Wood Tarot is flavored with vibrant nature imagery and luminous energies that enchant and excite both Pagans and non-Pagans, experts and novices. The shining strength of the tarot deck lies in its depiction of the Minor Arcana. These cards took nearly a decade to design - they combine traditional tarot card designs and images with a more current symbolism to make this tarot more alive and accessible. It includes a detailed booklet which provides the upright and reversed meaning of each card as well as three basic card layouts. Lively and infinitely captivating, this deck is a gift to your visual and psychic senses, and it is certain to be considered a classic in the years to come. The deck includes 78 full-color cards with a 56 page instruction booklet.
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Wizard`s Tarot deck & book by Corrine Kenner
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Step through the doors of Mandrake Academy, where you will don the robes of a magical apprentice and learn from your instructor - the tarot. Featuring gorgeous, intricately rendered digital artwork by John J. Blumen, this wonderfully unique deck presents a full course in basic magic while teaching you the timeless art of reading the cards. Progrss through the 78-card Rider-Waite-based deck and explore twenty-two enjoyable lessons, as taught by the Empress, professor of herbal magic; the Hierophant, professor of mythology; and other traditional figures who hail from the Major Arcana. Gain skills in spellcasting, herbalism, runes, astrology, astral travel, shapeshifting, and other essential topics. Practice four schools of elemental magic, represented by the four suits of the Minor Arcana: fire, water, air and earth. This set includes a 78 card deck as well as a 264 page, soft-cover book full offering magical lore and an exploration of the Wizard`s Tarot Deck.
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Questions & Answers
Question : How do I read a regular deck of cards like they do with Tarot?
So I was doing some research and I was interested to learn that sometimes people can use the regular playing cards in substitute of Tarot cards :DHow does somebody do this? Is there a guide or anything anybody can share? Thanks :]
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The suits correspond as follows:Cups - HeartsSwords - SpadesWands - ClubsPentacles - Diamonds.The court cards correspond as named with Jack = Page.I don't include the joker, but you can include it and interpret it as the "Wyrd" in runes.You'll want to stick to smaller spreads (3-5 cards), as you're working w/o the Major Arcana.Otherwise, I find it works pretty much the same as the Tarot. (I don't use them that much, though -- I prefer my deck.)It's not quite as easy to read, since you're not working with visual cues, and it doesn't have the inherent metaphysical qualities that a Tarot deck would, so it feels like you're doing more "work" in the reading. So, yeah. Try it. See if it works for you.Blessings.
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Question : Can someone help me with tarot cards?
I'm writing a scene in my book that involves tarot cards. When drawing the cards how many do you place out to read? Does it matter?
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How many cards are drawn depends on the spread being used which may depend on the question being asked. Any number of cards could be used. Some readers just draw whatever number of cards they feel is appropriate until they get an intuitive signal to stop.If you want help with that scene, I'd be happy to collaborate as I'm a tarot reader and also a fiction writer.Just message me with details if you want to make the tarot scene a bit more authentic feeling.-Scarlet
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Question : Tarot cards: What Card do you find expresses jail time?
Hello Tarot Readers: I was wondering in your experience, what card implied jail time or what combination of cards imply this to you? Blessed be.
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It's not a single card. But if there were, I would suggest 8 of Swords. For major arcana, I would look to the Hanged Man reverse, or the Devil with Justice.
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Question : Does anybody know anything about tarot cards?
My friend has tarot cards and I drew three cards, and to me what they had to say didn't make any sense. Can somebody explain what they mean as a whole? I mean altogether. I had wheel of fortune, page of wands, and ace of cups.
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It depends on the question you asked, and the spread you chose. Since I don't know these things i can only give you general information concerning the cards.The Wheel: You've reached a turning point in your life. The hub of the wheel relates to stability, but the outer rim portends change,taking a gamble.Page of Wands: A phone call or e-mail you've been hoping for arrives.Ace of Cups: A happy situation is about to start or is already in the beginning stages. (new love, new start, new opportunities)
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Question : Where can i get my art printed into tarot cards ?
I'm looking to covert some art into a deck of cards for card readings any advice or websites would be amazing ?
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There are a couple of options. If you are hoping to publish (it doesn't sound like you are but I'm including that info for any wanting to) you will need to shop the artwork around to publishers like US Games, Llewellyn, Tarot Media, Company, and Schiffer. The last two have published a lot of "indie" decks.You can go to a local printer and work with them to create the deck for you. You will need to arrange the images of about four cards per page, resulting in 20 pages for the card fronts and 20 for the card backs. They can handle the lamination and cutting. This will be the most expensive option and if you go this route you may consider printing additional sets to sell as there is a strong collector's market that likes custom indie decks. Aeclectic Tarot Forum has a lot of collectors in its ranks that shell out moola for these decks.Lastly US Games sells blank tarot decks with the design from the Rider Waite Tarot backs on the reverse side. You can reduce your images to the size of the cards, cut them out by hand (a corner cutter is recommended for handling the corners), paste them to the blank cards, and then laminate them. I recommend leaving the laminating and cutting to the pros. This is probably the best option if you just want to create one or two copies for personal use.
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Question : How do u read playing cards like tarot cards?
Ever since i was little i always wanted to read tarot cards but i like to be different so imma read playing cards. How do i do it
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There are two main kinds of cartomancy - one is tarot, the other is gypsy and gypsy is often more associated with playing cards, however there is a few variations on how you can use for tarot. Personally, I prefer the simple, no fuss version. Cups = hearts Wands = diamondsSwords = spadesCoins = clubs(some variations will have coins and wands swapped over, I only visualise wands/cups as light and swords/coins as dark and more similar to each other - however it's entirely up to you)And from there your aces to kings are as always. Because it's not the "natural" way to read tarot (aka not tarot cards) then more than ever, each card and suit can be designated as you feel the most comfortable with and can "tune" each suit to what you feel it most corresponds to.
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Question : What's the difference between tarot cards and oracle cards?
I was thinking of getting these:http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/products/doreen+virtue/archangel+michael+oracle+card s/6736214/Can I use oracle cards the same way I use tarots?
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Nothing really ... the actual cards are obviously different ... Tarot follows the same basic cards in every deck though the pictures can be very different from one deck to the next ... Oracle cards are cards that are not standard ... in anywaysome people just prefer reading one over the other ...
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Question : is there a way to make tarot cards from regular index cards?
i was wondering if there is a way to make tarot cards from index card...and is there a way to read them and know what each means
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google the card images, and recreate them on the index cardsthen google the instructions
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Question : Does any one know how to make tarot cards out of a deck of cards?
My friend told me she read a book once that told her how to make tarot cards out of a deck of cards, she was wondering if anyone knew a site to tell her how to do so? Or if anyone out there has done it for themselves. I have searched for her, and found nothing.
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The orignal reading cards were a 52 deck and some people read with the jokers, if reading and the joker is up side down it means he is laughing at you and what you are reading is more fears.Then the tarot cards came about after that. THe 52 deck is called Gypsy reading. Another thing to remember when reading is that the 52 card deck is only is interested in the future or what is about to occur, the tarot deals with the past and the future and has lots of inuendo. Grandmothers read these cards and passed it down to their children. The 10 of spades is bad luck or the prison card, 10 of hearts is hopes dream and ambitions. The quean of clubs is a woman with white skin, brown and blue or brown eyes (thats the colouring of the person) a quean pf spades is usually a dark skinned, dark eyed and dark haired woman) There are different variations for each card. The cards are very cryptic and takes years to work out the combinations. Its a very old art of divining.check out these web siteshttp://realmagick.com/articles/62/2262-related.htmlhttp://www.luckymojo.com/mojocattarot.htmlht tp://nhnh.essortment.com/gypsytarotca_ruyz.htmhttp://www.llewellyn.com/bookstore/article.php?id=426h ttp://www.tarotpassages.com/playingcard-lb.htm
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Question : Should Tarot cards be sold in the USA for playing actual card games?
In European countries such as France, there are Tarot cards sold to play actual card games similar to Spades and Bridge. According to most historians, Tarot cards were originally intended for card games and not for divination. However in countries such as the US, Tarot cards are only sold for fortune telling purposes and most Americans only associate Tarot with divination. Do you believe this situation should change? Would you play actual card games with Tarot? Should Tarot publishers supply game rules with Tarot decks?
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As a tarot reader, I would love to have instructions for the game Tarocci (sp?). I love to play cards, in any shape or form.Any cards, anything as that goes, can be used for divination.Situation change? well, add instructions for the game, but don't exclude the divination use of the cards.
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