A brand-new one of a kind phone case featuring the image of Richard Knight - taken in Venice

A brand-new one of a kind phone case featuring the image of Richard Knight - taken in Venice

A unique Oracle deck created by my friend and mentor Uri Geller. The Extra-Terrestrial Oracle: 52 Divination Cards to Channel the Wisdom of the Aliens

Meditation is the foundation of all spiritual and psychic development. If you struggle to concentrate these beads will help you. Malas have been used since ancient times to focus and transcend the mind.

If you want to feel centred and grounded whilst doing spiritual work, use tiger’s eye. This smaller pendulum will help you feel more positive and confident.

Obsidian neutralises negative energy, so it’s a great crystal for pendulum work. If you’re someone who feels their thoughts get in the way of receiving insights, obsidian is a good choice because it is grounding and cleansing.

A copper pendulum is all you really need to get started if you’re interested in energy and divination. This one is a great tool for beginners.

I use crystals a lot in my work and they are an important part of my spiritual toolkit.
This is a great starter set that you can use to balance energy. It contains one crystal for each chakra.

Another historical tarot deck, the Sola Busca is less well-known but beautiful to work with. It's thought the alchemical imagery inspired the Rider Waite deck.

Now, if you’ve studied tarot with me, you’ll know this deck is very close to my heart. Each card is stunning and a work of art in its own right. This is the deck I personally reach for when doing readings.

The Marseille deck is a popular choice thanks to its colourful simplicity. This pip deck is steeped in history and culture and is known as the first ‘tarot game’.

Arguably the most famous tarot deck in the world, the Rider Waite is my go-to deck for teaching new students. This is a brilliant deck to learn with thanks to its recognisable images and universal appeal.