Several designs seem to have been influenced by Egyptian, Norse, and Tahitian cultures, and there is only the slightest connection to the Waite-Smith imagery. Both the designs and the instruction sheet are as unpretentious as the name of the deck itself. The deck includes a single fold-out sheet displaying miniature images of each card next to their suggested interpretations. What you see is what they mean for you. Your first flash or impression counts most.
Interpretation depends on self awareness and personal philosophy.
The readings are an individual projection of the existential now. While it seems there may have been some unusual substances ingested during the creation of this deck, I must say I like its laid-back attitude. The card of Temperance , shown above, is described as the light angel, Apollo on a pedestal, a warning against wigging-out on esoteric trips, whether religious or psychedelic. Progress is through continuing to expand awareness. Its compliment card, the Devil , is described as dark angel, indulgence on a pedestal, a reminder to own your body.