The Dreams of Gaia Tarot is for those who desire unity within themselves, their relationships, and with heaven and earth. It is for those who wish to explore, and develop a keener understanding of “self,” as well as those who seek to commune with the spirit realms and the Divine.

While called a tarot deck, and structured similiarly, do not expect to see your standard cards and descritopns in these readings.

The major arcana has a relatively similar framework. It consists of 25 cards, that are broken into 4 groups: the Choice card, Stages of Life, Reasons for Being, and Influences. (One thing to note- the guide explains that the Choice card is the single most important card in the deck, because the premise of the deck is that everything comes back to choice.)

The minor arcana, as mentioned is broken down into the 4 elements and consists of 56 cards. Each element has 1-10, an alignment card, and 3 court cards. The additional card that is provided is considered a “figure that stands beside the throne.” For example, for Earth, that figure it is the Seneschal (12 of Earth) or keeper of keys to the kingdom. In a recent reading for me it was a symbol of remembering to have a service attitude or sacrifice the wants of one for the needs of many.

This pocket sized deck includes a pdf guidebook as well as our Beginners guide to tarot E-book.