Wizards Tarot Deck: Interviewing Divination Decks

This week, I'm interviewing Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

For context: Twenty weeks ago, I wrote a post about the notion of interviewing divination decks. The intent: learning more about their purpose and energy.

In that post, I mentioned that I'd be interviewing all of the divination decks I work with. That process began nineteen weeks ago, and has so far included:
♥ Oracle of the Angels by Mario Duguay,
♥ Wisdom of the Oracle by Colette Baron-Reid,
♥ Wisdom of the Hidden Realms by Colette Baron-Reid,
♥ The Enchanted Map by Colette Baron-Reid,
♥ The Awakened Soul Oracle by Ethony Dawn,
♥ Earth Magic Oracle Cards by Steven D. Farmer,
♥ The Good Tarot by Colette Baron-Reid,
♥ Sacred Creators Oracle by Chris-Anne,
♥ Energy Oracle Cards by Sandra Anne Taylor,
♥ Chrysalis Tarot by Holly Sierra and Toney Brooks,
♥ Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom by Christiane Northrup,
♥ Magic & Manifestation Affirmation Cards by Cristina Re,
♥ Mystical Wisdom card deck by Gaye Guthrie,
♥ Keepers of the Light oracle cards by Kyle Gray,
♥ New Age Hipster InstaOracle by Vix,
♥ Everyday Witch Tarot by Deborah Blake,
♥ Universal Waite Tarot by Stuart P. Kaplan,
♥ Money Magic Manifestation Cards by Ethony Dawn, and
♥ The Goddess Tarot by Kris Waldherr

Let's acquaint ourselves with this deck.

What is the ideal purpose of the Wizards Tarot deck?

King of Cups ~ Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

The purpose of the Wizards Tarot deck is to enter into the depth of emotions which exist within the human life, through the mysticism of the wizards, sorcerers, merpeople and others who govern the elemental realms.

Ooh... It's almost like slipping in the back door, except it's for up-and-up purposes. I can see how it might be gentler for some people to receive messages through the veil of the mystical.

What is the energy form of the Wizards Tarot deck?

Transfiguration ~ Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

The form of the Wizards Tarot deckis that of transformation. The powerful intent is to draw upon the energy of mysticism with the power of the soul to engage with the emotions in healing.

As I was transcribing that channeled message, I felt as though emotions were being urged to the surface within me. It was a very physical feeling, stemming from my solar plexus and moving upward. Very interesting.

Who is your ideal querent?

Ace of Wands ~ Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

The ideal querent is one who engages with an understanding of clearing the past to energize the present. Through this action, there is then a way of casting intentions for the future.

Now, I'm feeling as though my insides are being mopped out; seriously cleaned up. The emotional "garbage" we harbor within us can block our present and future motivations. Best to clean it up.

Who will benefit from working with you?

Queen of Swords ~ Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

Those who will most benefit from these cards are those who wish to enter into a healing practice with themselves. The engagement of this practice will provide the entry to engagement with the soul.

While there's more than one way to engage with our soul, and to gain entry to our soul's energy, for some this emotional excavation will be the key.

Can anyone work with you regardless of experience?

Page of Pentacles ~ Wizards Tarot, created by Corrine Kenner, illustrated by John J. Blumen, published by Llewellyn Publishing.

The cards will work well with any who wish to clear their past emotions to make way for their present greatness.

Don't mind me while I energetically brush my hands together as though to say, "That's that." That action was the essence of the energy I felt as soon as I typed "greatness." And so it is.

By the way... Something unusual has happened in this interview: All four suits of the minor arcana have presented themselves, along with a representative of the major arcana. That feels like the wax seal on this interview.

Wizards Tarot Deck Info

♥ 78 cards in a box
♥ A little white booklet
♥ Available for purchase here*

Are you ready to make way for greatness? ♥

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