I received Illuminated Paths as a gifted review copy. These are my own experiences and opinions.
Several friends have asked me for readings lately. Different people, different things going on in their lives. And somehow, this deck keeps feeling like it’s speaking right to the person sitting with me.
It’s Illuminated Paths by Debbie Plawner. I read tarot through Elementually, but I still had some learning to do with this one.
There are the cards, the colors, the meanings, and then all the connections between them. At first, it was a lot.
But the more I dig into it, the more I find. A color adds something to a meaning. That meaning connects with something else in the reading. And now we’re looking at it a little differently.
The mountain spread is the one I keep coming back to
There’s a mountain-shaped spread I’ve been using with friends, and I love how personal it feels each time.
Everybody is coming to it from a different place. Still, the readings have felt so spot-on to us. That’s been my experience with this deck, and it’s what makes me want to keep exploring it.
I thought it was difficult to learn at first. Now I’m glad I gave it the time.
What comes with Illuminated Paths
Published by The Collective Book Studio, Illuminated Paths: 52 Ways To Access Your Inner Wisdom Through the Colors of Torah comes with 52 cards, a guidebook, and a fold-out Oracolor Wheel. The system draws on color and Torah teachings.
You can find Illuminated Paths on Amazon and check the current price here.
Give yourself some time with the guidebook. I’m still finding things in this deck, and that’s a big part of why I like it.
