There are a few decks I've found along the way I like- the Connolly deck was an early favorite, with its bright and luminous illustrations and positive descriptions, and an I-Ching deck I was given for Christmas. I've never been compelled to pull any of my decks out and consult them more than once in a blue moon. I've always been uncomfortable with the traditional Rider-Waite symbolism, and always thought many decks (Rider-Waite or not) were unattractive. I have been searching for the *perfect* Tarot deck for myself for years. The Osho Zen deck is perfect for this task. Instead I've always thought Tarot cards were better suited as tools to lend insight into current situations. I've never bought into the "divination" description of Tarot cards.
You will learn to slow down and become one with Zen! Quoting the last sentence " Once you are clean and clear, you can see tremendous love falling on you in all dimensions." This is very calming, it speaks directly into your heart and soul and gives "one" peace and serenity within. I love the way the book describes this No.1 Major Arcana card - you are not accidental. A picture of the back of a naked - long hair woman sitting on a lotus leaf of perfection. Existence - One of the major arcana card that comes after the Fool. Slowing down is so beautifully said-I cannot say it more graciously! 3. Do whatsoever you are doing, but at the deepest core remain at ease, cool, calm and centered. The last paragraph of the commentary is the keyword - The essence is at ease. There is no need to hurry, to let go of expectations you've had about yourself or other people. 2, Slowing down - a large tortoise wading through the mud and weeds - we are like the tortoise, we carry our home with us, wherever we go. The 176 page book describes it as - because the nothing is not just nothing-it is all! It is vibrant with all possiblities, etc. The No-thingness card - totally black card. I chose three of my favorite cards in this tarot deck: 1.
It speaks to your inner self, tuning in to your most sensitive and passionate self.
The Osho Zen Tarot is a beautiful and serene, not your usual traditional tarot cards.