Ok Tarot: by Adam J. Kurtz-Review (Pros & Cons)

Ok Tarot is an introduction to the tarot, from the perspective of a practicing tarot reader. I started reading tarot about a few years ago and have read a lot of books and articles by people who use the tarot for divination and as a tool for self-discovery.

I found a lot of what I read to be contradictory and confusing. Also, I found plenty of good, solid information which was well written, but it was buried in the information and I didn’t know where to go to find it.

The cards may be simple, but the meaning behind them can be complex. In this Ok Tarot book, you will get the basics on how to use the Tarot in a way that works for you.

We have provided the details On this deck in the articles. Have a look at them below.

What Does Ok Tarot Mean?

I’ve always thought tarot was a spiritual art, and I always use tarot to find my own way. I’ve taken to using ok tarot cards, and the reason is that they are very simple to understand, and that makes it easy to learn.

The Ok tarot deck is meant to be an easy-to-use tarot, to be a deck that everyone can easily understand, which I think is a great idea. The deck is designed to be a beginner’s deck, which is very important.

The deck does not have many of the special features that other decks have, like the ability to shuffle the cards, or the ability to see the name of each card.

OK Tarot: The Simple Deck for Everyone

78 standard "tall" size tarot cards
350gsm cardstock with rounded corners and a light glossy coat

About Author

The deck was created by the author Adam J. Kurtz who is a designer, artist, and speaker. His book has been posted in extra than a dozen languages, and his offbeat innovative work has been featured in Nylon, Adweek, Vice, The Newyorker, and more. Learn more about his publication from here.

OK Tarot the Simple Deck for Everyone- Review

This is a simple deck for beginners. It has no fancy names for its cards, no esoteric meanings and no special techniques. In practical terms, it’s a deck of cards meant for today’s modern man.

The pictures on the cards are simple and the meanings are straightforward. The cards are easy to shuffle. So, if you’ve been putting off starting the process of learning your cards, Ok Tarot is for you.

This Tarot is a pink Tarot deck. It comes with a card full of plain pink color with a clear image. The deck is modern, cute, and light-hearted.

The back of the card provided all the details that are comfortable for your reading because it has extra space.

The deck included a booklet too that provided all the relevant information for each of the cards, also included how to spread, shuffles, Celtic-cross, and all the instructions are provided.

The deck is perfect reading for every day when your inspiration bangs. Moreover, the deck included a sturdy box that included all the 78 cards and a 48-page booklet.

Ok Tarot: Features and Specifications:

The deck was published by Adam J. Kurtz. It comes in the English Language and has 78 cards. Also, it provided a 48 pages guidebook and the product weighs 12 ounces.

It features this deck that keeps things simple and leaves the interpretation up to you.
It included a simple illustration of major and minor arcana as simple line art on solid pink arts.

User Experiences:

Here, I am providing the previous buyers’ experiences with this deck.

The deck is straightforward and playful.
It is perfect for beginners and very simple to learn.
The deck appearance is cute and simple.
It has a nice texture and flexible card stock.
The deck of the color is cute and bubbly.
It is a very easy deck to work with and the energy of the deck is simply positive.
Its accompanying mini-book is helpful for those who are not keyed into the alternative divine.

Pros:	Cons:
The deck of the card is simple and provides all the relevant information. All the deck of the cards’ meanings is easy to read and understand well. This Ok tarot deck is straightforward and perfect for beginners. Each of the deck cards has a nice texture and cards are thick and shuffle well. The deck inspires us through a positive reading.	The deck of the booklets doesn’t include its reverse meanings.