Neo Tarot: A fresh approach to self-care, healing & empowerment

78 Full-Colour Tarot Cards in an Elegant Book and Card set Full-Colour Illustrated 144 Page Guidebook "A powerful, straight-shooting writer and one of the most compelling new voices to emerge in the self-care and spirituality space." - Sophia Amoruso, New York Times best-selling author of Girlboss The tarot is an empowering tool that has been used for divination over the centuries. But in Neo Tarot, media pro turned tarot reader, mystic and self-care advocate, Jerico Mandybur, offers a refreshing, intelligent, and radically inclusive look at the centuries-old cards and their practices. With a beautifully illustrated 78-strong deck alongside - with relatable explanations of the profound symbolism of each card - this modern guidebook is a mixture of revealing insights, practical wisdom and actionable exercises that readers can incorporate into their self-care practice instantly, and watch their self-love flourish.

A true digital native, Jerico Mandybur has made a name for herself as a writer and cultural commentator adept at identifying important discussions and trends relevant to young women online—across feminism, LGBTQIA conversations, social justice, work/life balance, pop culture and of course, self-care. She is the editorial director and co-founder of Girlboss, a media company—led by Sophia Amoruso and born from the eponymous New York Times best-selling book—that's redefining success for millennial women. Mandybur hosts the hit podcast Self Service, a "cosmic comfort-zone" dedicated to discussing self-care with a spiritual edge, presented by Girlboss Radio. She's also a practicing tarot reader, reiki practitioner dedicated to what she calls "intersectional healing" and has previously led editorial teams at Mashable, Oyster Magazine, ASOS, MTV, and Australia's National Indigenous Television Network (NITV). Jerico has previously been profiled by outlets like Refinery29, MyDomaine, ABC Radio National, Women's Wear Daily, Oyster Magazine and more, as well as appearing on podcasts like Emma Gannon's Ctrl Alt Delete.