Helloooooo you fabulous humans 
It’s been a while since I sprinkled a lil magick here, so popping in with something I hope will be useful to you!
I came across a new deck on Temu (can’t find it anywhere else) which is different to tarot, oracle and lenormand, very simple and extremely appealing to my logical brain! It’s called Kipper, and from my research I understand it’s a system created in Germany (did I mention I have German cousins 
), which is less intuitive and more literal, with a reading taking the form of a sentence structure. In the deck of 60 cards, they are all divided into 1 of 6 roles; Subject (who is involved), Verb/Event (what is happening), Situation (area of life affected), Relationship (how are people relating), Undercurrent (what’s going on beneath the surface) and Outcome (where is this heading). Random selection for illustration, placed in 2 lines for the picture:-
Subject - Authority figure
Event - An Opportunity
Situation - Meeting
Relationship - Boundary
Undercurrent - Blind Spot
Outcome - Crossroads
So one way to read that is Jane will have an opportunity during a meeting which involves her boss, it will test her boundaries which are a blind spot (who doesn’t want to impress their boss), and it’s likely she will soon have to make an important choice about which path she wants to take moving forward. Or maybe, Jane has a chance meeting with her boss, completely innocent…or not… authority figures are her blind spot, they both overstep the boundary of employer and employee, and she has to decide whether to transfer departments, stay or leave the company, keep quiet or tell the truth. I wonder if he’s married too…
It just feels so deliciously simple, with plenty of room for intuiting and/or channeling into deeper meanings, and the formula itself could extend to tarot/oracle cards, runes, pretty much any form of divination I think; I’m going to try it with tarot myself. Have fun, sending love, hugs and sparkles to all who need them!
With Love & Light x
Germans are somehow the embodiment of everything rational, logical, and structured.
heads up the guide is REALLY small, I had to utilise my magnifying glass, then I just took a picture and zoomed in! But it is very simple so in my humble opinion, totally worth it. Full disclosure, I’ve only bought one deck and when it arrived was clearly fake (I gave it to my daughter because it’s not the decks fault), but my other decks from Temu are fabulous.
