The Well Worn Path

The Well Worn Path is a new tarot deck that was created by Stephanie Taylor and Raven Grimassi. The cards use Pagan related illustrations and meanings to give you a reading, these include the Wheel of the Year, the stag horned God, etc.

I've used them myself and I've fallen in love with them. The deck is easy to use and I've found that its readings are accurate and reliable.

I would recommend this deck to anyone that is interested in or uses tarot cards.

Blessed Be and Brightest Blessings,
Kat.

I use the waite rider deck, keepin it old school :D

a deck is worth having if you feel drawn to them and there is a connection when you use them

I find that different decks work for different people. Sometimes it is the actual deck in your hands rather than what the deck may look like. I have had several decks over the years that I have bought and I have several that I was given. Some I have had a long time like my first deck I handed it down to my oldest daughter when she turned nine last year. I have given decks away that just never meshed with me and have held on to some that worked but not as well as I would like. One deck I have had for years and at first I could not get anywhere with them. Then after I had a life changing experience I was able to work with them well. When choosing a deck of tarot cards remember to not just look at the pictures but also the deck you pick up and hold. If you get a deck, however you have acquired it, even if you can't work with them, hold on to them them you might someday be able to work with them.

I checked out The Well worn Path tarot deck, the images on the deck are nice & very easy to interpret.

I own the Fairy Ring Oracle. I love my tarot card deck, the images are great, colorful & they attracted me to them because I love fairies & all related to that. This deck can be a bit hard to interpret but I love it & I'm familiar w/ the images.
The interpretation I'm still working on, it's alot to memorize if you go by the book which is what I' trying to do.

I wonder... Can you use your own interpretation for your tarot card deck or do you have to "go by the book" if the deck has a manual book?

Spread Love!

I look at the cards and see what they tell me if I can't get anything from the card it self then I look to see what the book has to say. As you work with the cards the meanings become clearer as you do memorize the different suits of the minor arcana and the major arcana cards. The 22 cards that make up the major arcana can also be used alone to read. Sometimes just using them in a 3 card spread is easier and also more specific depending on what you are divinating about.

I've had several decks myself, but I've found that this one speaks to me more so than any other and I feel the results from this one are more accurate.