Tarot for Beginners: A Guide to Tarot Card Meanings, Tarot Reading, and Tarot Spreads

ISBN-13: 9781974124206 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 106 str.

Clarissa Lightheart

Opis

Discover everything you need to know about starting practicing Tarot, from reading into the meanings to various card spreads. What does the future hold? Read it in the cards Today, we live in a world with practically unlimited access to current resources. Everything that you could possibly want is within your reach. Except, there is something that does seem to be missing, something that seems to be lost as we move towards more technology and more materialism, and that is the connection to our inner voice and our higher power. Each of us at some point needs a little guidance, and the best source of that guidance comes from within, it is just a matter of tapping into it. This is where this book on beginning Tarot becomes such a valuable resource. Tarot is a century old method of connecting to your intuition, which is fueled by the universal energy. What tarot is not, is a magical tool of divination saved for the select few that have received "the Gift." Tarot can be learned and used by all. This guide shows you how Tarot is fun and enlightening while keeping the advice practical and easy to apply. If you have been looking for a great, introductory journey into Tarot, then this is the only resource that you need to begin your own magical, mystical adventure.

Inside you will discover:

• How to develop your intuition and spiritual powers

• The tarot deck and letting the cards choose you

• The meaning of major and minor arcana

• The meanings of the 22 cards of the major arcana

• The minor arcana 4 suits used to reveal insight to give advice on daily life

• The intuitive art of learning and listening to the Tarot

• Tips for successful reading for yourself and others

• 3 simple spreads for starting out and strengthening your intuitive power

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