The guidebook is small but full color. What you get is an introduction which includes some language on how to use the deck and one tarot spread. I do appreciate the intro detailing how this work came about. I always like to know what inspired the creators. I love, love, love to know information so it makes me happy to see some of that being included. For each card you have a short divinatory meaning at the bottom of the page which is great if you want a quick and easy meaning. You also have the more expanded meaning up at the top which drifts back and forth between stories and guidance though I would recommend reading all of it. You won’t need to for every card but there are some with details in the longer paragraph that you won’t want to miss so read each entry at least once. The artwork: Where do I even start with the artwork? There’s so much to look at and the deck is stunning. I love the entire deck and I feel like I find a new favorite every time I look through the cards. All of the images really illustrate the meanings. You look at it and you feel exactly what the word describes. Self-support for example features a woman leaning against another woman who looks exactly like her. Sure, they could be twins but you get the sense that she relies on herself right from the start. Who is this deck for? If you’re a fan of Tarot of Mystical Moments then don’t even think about it—get this one. It has the same energy and vibe to it. Also, if you’re a fan of surrealism then get this one. There are plenty of layers to contemplate in each and every card. I also think this deck would make a great gift for someone who needs to go on a journey of believing in themselves or building confidence in themselves. I really feel like every card I’ve pulled has empowered me to believe in me or to work on something that could really change me for the better. You never know, this deck might be the very thing that changes something for someone special in your life. —Lorriane Anderson, Author