The Psychic Tarot Oracle Cards

The 65 beautifully illustrated cards in this deck will create a powerful bridge between your psychic abilities and the ancient knowledge and meanings of the tarot; and will help you develop intuitive insights about all areas of your life, including love and relationships, business matters, and even career changes.

This fascinating deck will work for you whether you’re a novice or are already in tune with your psychic abilities. In the accompanying guidebook, psychic medium John Holland imparts techniques that he’s practiced himself and taught in his workshops, relating to colors, symbology, shapes, words, card spreads, divination, numerology, energy centers, imagination, and more. By using the cards, you’ll be able to incorporate John’s techniques when you do a tarot reading for yourself or others.

About the Author

John Holland is an internationally renowned psychic medium who has spent more than 20 years investigating and developing his abilities as a spirit messenger. Born with the rare gift of heightened psychic awareness, it follows that John was no ordinary child. At the age of seven, he could usually be found reading metaphysical books, yet he pushed his own psychic abilities away for many years. It wasn’t until a near-fatal car accident in his early 30s that his skills that had been suppressed for so long were released. John regularly lectures on both the East and West Coasts, and his public demonstrations provide his audience with a unique glimpse into the fascinating subject of mediumship, which he discusses in his uniquely humorous style, combined with his pure intensity and compassion. John’s caring nature provides consistent counseling and support to his clients as he helps them connect with loved ones who have passed away, often bringing them a sense of closure and healing. As a psychic medium, John’s work has been featured on TV in Unsolved Mysteries, and he has also been interviewed on Extra and the Telemundo channel. When John lectures to full-capacity audiences throughout the country, he refers to himself as the cable between the two phones: “I’m just the middleman.”