The Good Tarot

Unlock the secrets to manifesting miracles with this positive deck that enables seekers to reflect on the growth potential of each situation and to experience the co-creative nature of the universe. 78 cards with booklet.

The Good Tarot has a psychic architecture that's more simple and modern, rooted in contemporary positive psychology. The 78 cards in the deck are read as archetypal aspects of the human experience that we may encounter within ourselves, with others or in the world.

Internationally acclaimed oracle expert with over a million oracle decks sold and best-selling author of “The Map” Colette Baron-Reid presents The Good Tarot, a modern tarot with positive affirmations and the four elements as the suits—Air, Water, Earth, and Fire.

When Colette Baron-Reid first began doing professional oracle and tarot card readings almost 30 years ago, she used the traditional tarot as a source of intuitive guidance.

Now she has taken the classical form and given it a modern twist, with suits and card meanings that are focused on transformation and personal growth.

This beautiful tarot deck is:

· grounded in a divination system that dates back centuries
· all about goodness and birthing our awareness of our true selves
· rooted in contemporary positive psychology
· divinely inspired and aimed at the expression of our gifts for the highest good for all

The 78 cards in the deck are beautifully illustrated by Jena DellaGrottaglia and read as archetypal aspects of the human experience that we may encounter within ourselves, with others, or in the world.


Example Tarot cards include:

Strength—Endurance—I can go the distance and know that everything occurs in divine appropriate timing.

Star—Inspiration—I am hopeful and inspired by life right now, and everything that is happening points to a renewed sense of encouragement.

Sun—Abundance—At this time, everything is possible and everything I need to know is illuminated.


The suits in The Good Tarot are the four elements, with Air standing in for the traditional Swords, Water replacing Cups, Earth for Pentacles, and for Wands, Fire.

A crucial difference from traditional decks is that the cards’ messages are all written as positive affirmations in the present tense, rather than forecasts, instructions, or warnings.

Even so, traditional tarot enthusiasts can still apply their favorite spreads to this deck as its formation doesn’t stray too far...