OSHO Transformation Tarot

Published June 28, 2025 • Updated June 28, 2025

Beyond Cartomancy: Ancient Parables for Modern Self-Reflection.

OSHO Transformation Tarot is a distinctive collection of 60 cards, each beautifully illustrating ancient teachings and parables from the world’s greatest wisdom traditions. The cards depart from the traditional structure of a tarot deck: there are not 78 cards nor major or minor arcana, no established set of meanings or suit symbols for the purpose of cartomancy or divination. It’s a new take on the concept and functions more like an oracle deck, offering a fresh perspective on self-reflection and enlightenment through a wide range of spiritual teachings. The illustrations and stories provide insight into your contemporary outlook and point towards renewal and personal change. The accompanying book discusses each card, delving into its meaning to facilitate your understanding. The text is by Osho (formerly known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh¹). The evocative illustrations are by Pujan. • See the box

OSHO Transformation Tarot, 60 cards plus 204-page book in box. © OSHO International Foundation, Switzerland. Reprint 2014

Above: OSHO Transformation Tarot, total of 60 cards plus 204-page book in box. Copyright © 1984, 1999 OSHO International Foundation, Switzerland. Reprint 2014. Printed in India by Manipal Technologies Limited, Karnataka.The back design features Rajneesh's signature beneath a sun. Cards courtesy Nora Espinosa.

Important Note on Context and Links

Note: it is important for readers to be aware that the Osho movement, led by the mystic philosopher Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (1931-1990), has been associated with significant controversies, including allegations of criminal activities (such as the 1984 bio-terror attack in Oregon) and deeply disturbing and verifiable claims of child abuse within its ashrams. We encourage users to engage with this content critically and to research the historical context to form a balanced view.

The Guardian, Sat 12 Oct 2024 : My abuse in the Osho Rajneesh cult has haunted me for decades►

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