When you hold a Daughters of the Moon product in your hands you will know it is a beautiful, quality product. Our company has been in business since 1980, and our DOM tarot deck and book were published in 1983. We are an ethical company and an environmentally friendly one. Our ethics include charging only what it costs us for shipping and handling, and that you will not experience any "hidden costs" added to your bill. Our mail packaging is also as close to biodegradable materials as we can get, rather than plastic. We do shrinkwrap our deck, but refrain from large non-biodegradable plastic boxes. We do not shrinkwrap any of our books. We provide the best coating available for our cards, and great care is taken to maintain the pure color and substantial weight of the card stock. Snow Lion Graphics prints the cards in Hong Kong in a family business, and no woman, man or child is exploited for their labor.

Ffiona grew up with her Welsh immigrant grandparents in a tiny town in Saskatchewan, Canada. She has lived in several parts of the U.S. (especially California), and has traveled extensively and given workshops in Hawaii, fifteen European countries, and Greece. She now lives in Sydney, Australia, where the balmy breezes delight her soul.

She has always been a political woman, an environmentalist, and especially a feminist. Ffiona has great compassion for all oppressed peoples and has given much of her life to political and feminist education.

Although a Canadian by birth, Ffiona has lived many years in California and the U.S. Ffiona carries the genes of her Welsh mother and her Rumanian father. She loves the Goddess and the earth with a passion and for almost 30 years has devoted her life to women's spirituality, as both a seeker and priestess of Isis.

She has a Masters Degree in Women's Studies and Psychology, and extensive experience as a therapist, astrologer, crystal worker, tarot and spiritual counselor and a ritualist. The name "Ffiona" symbolizes "light of the moon", and Morgan is the Goddess of darkness, visions, automatic writing, and things that are not possible. It also represents lost cultures, languages, and boundaries between the worlds. Morgan might choose you for Her own, as she chose Ffiona.