Sacred Sites - Page 2

**Freddie** · 01-09-2011

Lovely art.

Freddie

aja · 01-09-2011

I can see my wish list adding this one. Absolutely beautifully executed, and I love the concept!!
How long until we get to have this beauty in our hands?

**gregory** · 01-09-2011

What a great idea - and what lovely looking cards. Tying sacred places to Tarot seems so logical. And as Aulruna says - the Varanasi card is beautiful.

Are you going to need place suggestions ???

**Shade** · 01-09-2011

Do want!

**firefrost** · 01-09-2011

Yes, beautiful.

**Morwenna** · 01-09-2011

This is the English major speaking. Those titles/descriptions will be copy-edited for spelling and so on, right?

So far, I like the concept.

**VGimlet** · 01-09-2011

What an awesome idea. On my want list as we speak.

**gregory** · 01-09-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by firefrost

Wonder if they'd all be so beautiful if they weren't scared?

Oops

Edited. (One of my "usual" typos...)

Glitterbird · 01-09-2011

Lovely idea, I'm sure there are so many sacred sites, large and small throughout the world there should be plenty to do a deck with. This deck will stay on my radar, best of luck.

SloughSister · 01-09-2011

Our sense of place and which places are sacred to us has been important to me for a long, long time, so I am thrilled to see this. I, too, grew up in the redwoods and find redwood forest to be almost unspeakably connected to the spiritual realm. Are you looking for ideas, or all the places picked and finished?

I have to say, the art is beautiful. I prefer art that is more simple, crisp and bold, and not fine-lined or fine-figured, so the art is not so much to my personal taste. I will be excited to see more of them, though! I especially like the foods on the magician's table. A lot. Makes me relate better to his deft abilities.

Freddie Citizen Join Date: 21 Oct 2001 Location: none Posts: 1,227	Lovely art. Freddie __________________ "Remember that a chain of flowers is more difficult to break than a chain of iron". Paul Christian on 'The Lovers' (The Two Paths) Egpytian Tarot card.

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gregory Cat on a cold stone roof Join Date: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The world of the things that could have been. Posts: 56,495	What a great idea - and what lovely looking cards. Tying sacred places to Tarot seems so logical. And as Aulruna says - the Varanasi card is beautiful. Are you going to need place suggestions ??? __________________ ~ ~ I probably shouldn't be here. But this was the only universe which had a vacancy. ~ ~ (Granny from Hell) I is very deaf. Please post loudly. Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. Check out Grizabella's profile for the NONNY MOUSE threads ! Last edited by gregory; 01-09-2011 at 05:38.

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Shade Meddler Join Date: 28 Aug 2002 Location: California, USA Posts: 2,067	Do want! __________________ "Ah, it is the fault of our science that it wants to explain all; and if it explain not, then it says there is nothing to explain." - Abraham Van Helsing from Dracula by Bram Stoker

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firefrost Carpathian Dream Join Date: 23 Jan 2005 Location: Yorkshire, UK Posts: 22,224	Yes, beautiful. __________________ ~ ~ ~ Hils ~ ~ ~ SOOD Keeper of the Spicey Wedges Keeper of Next Door's Cat Keeper of the Application Forms Last edited by firefrost; 01-09-2011 at 05:54.

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VGimlet "and you can't make me..." Join Date: 04 Feb 2002 Location: suburb of Seattle, WA, USA Posts: 3,790	What an awesome idea. On my want list as we speak. __________________ Ad Astra

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aja Citizen Join Date: 17 May 2005 Location: North Carolina, US Posts: 464	I can see my wish list adding this one. Absolutely beautifully executed, and I love the concept!! How long until we get to have this beauty in our hands?

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Morwenna Think I'll keep my mushroom... Join Date: 04 May 2008 Location: Connecticut, USA Posts: 2,411	This is the English major speaking. Those titles/descriptions will be copy-edited for spelling and so on, right? So far, I like the concept.

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Glitterbird Citizen Join Date: 27 Mar 2009 Location: Nowhere Kansas USA Posts: 2,213	Lovely idea, I'm sure there are so many sacred sites, large and small throughout the world there should be plenty to do a deck with. This deck will stay on my radar, best of luck.

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SloughSister Citizen Join Date: 06 Mar 2011 Location: Florida, United States Posts: 1,111	Our sense of place and which places are sacred to us has been important to me for a long, long time, so I am thrilled to see this. I, too, grew up in the redwoods and find redwood forest to be almost unspeakably connected to the spiritual realm. Are you looking for ideas, or all the places picked and finished? I have to say, the art is beautiful. I prefer art that is more simple, crisp and bold, and not fine-lined or fine-figured, so the art is not so much to my personal taste. I will be excited to see more of them, though! I especially like the foods on the magician's table. A lot. Makes me relate better to his deft abilities.

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