Hindu Gods Tarot by Iulia Filipovscaia
Description
This deck is meant to be used for readings. There are a total of 76 cards in the deck. Major Arcana has 22 cards but The World card is considered to be before the Fool and has no number. Minor Arcana has 54 cards because the King and Queen of Cups are one card as well as the King and Queen of Coins. The suit of cups is the HEART The suit of pentacles is the BODY The suit of swords is the MIND The suit of wands is the SOUL The deck is based on a collection of vintage Hindu prints rescued when a spiritual Indian shop was closing down in London. From an archive of spiritual books, a magazine produced by a Ghandi Foundation a selection of 77 prints made it from London to Bali where every print has been scanned and framed and exhibited. Based on the energies of the prints I have created the deck. First self published 12 decks seen the light of the day at the end of 2022. From 2023 the deck is stocked at Alchemy in both Uluwatu and Ubud in Bali and is selling out. It is meant to be used the same was as the Rider-Waite. The energies correlate but in addition to it there is an additional message of how the artwork can be read due the Hindu mythology is behind.
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