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Media Review: Queering the Tarot by Cassandra Snow (book)
I have been eagerly awaiting my copy of Queering the Tarot for ages. Things take a little bit longer to come out in the UK if it’s an American print, so it just heightens the anticipation. And this book did not disappoint. I cannot…
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Media Review: Tarot Elements by Melissa Cynova (book)
After being so pleased with Kitchen Table Tarot, I went out and bought Melissa Cynova’s most recent book, Tarot Elements: Five Readings to Set Your Life. I initially heard about this book from a Tarot Bytes podcast episode I was listening to. The implication…
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Sunday Sessions Announcement
As I mentioned in a post on Friday, I’m no longer doing the blog shares, and thus, am filling the weekend slot on my blog with other things. I also announced that I would be providing sample readings from the books and media I…
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Media Review: Secrets of the Celtic Cross by Marcus Katz & Tali Goodwin (e-Book)
I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how I wanted to write about this book. I picked up Secrets of the Celtic Cross: The Secret Hisotry of the World’s Most Popular Tarot Spread Featuring New Tarot Reading Methods out of sheer…
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Media Review: An Introduction to Transformative Tarot Counseling by Katrina Wynne
~ Media Review: Transformative Counseling: The High Art of Reading by Katrina Wynne ~ An Introduction to Transformative Tarot Counseling: The High Art of Reading by Katrina Wynne is a short book—only 75 pages, though packs in a lot of information. A couple of…
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Media Review: Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cyvona (book)
Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova is as refreshing as a fresh glass of water, no matter how many other glasses you’ve already had.
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Media Review: Have Tarot Will Party by Jenna Matlin (ebook)
This self-published 2019 book outlines everything that a Tarot Reader wanting to break into the business of reading at events would need to know, including contracts, Health and Safety, ‘Training the Host,’ etc.
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Media Review: Tarot for Profit by Peter J Morris (eBook)
I thought this was a really well-written and useful book. Again, the heart of Tarot was at the heart of the book, which I think is so important. The book serves as a fantastic reminder to readers that even though the Tarot can be a means of income, it’s a tool for spiritual development and as a reader you have a gift to help others through their own development. This is its purpose first and foremost.
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Media Review: Tarot Talks to the Woman Within by Cassandra Eason (Book)
However, once I got past the introduction, I began to enjoy the book. This books is addressed to people looking to dissolve masculine boundaries in the tarot. While I think that a female audience was intended, I do think that there are some great learning opportunities for everyone.
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Media Review: Tarot Psychology by Robert Wang (Book)
I was thrilled to get my hands on the Jungian Tarot series by Robert Wang, though for the purposes of this post, I’m only going to be reviewing the first book, Tarot Psychology (Marcus Aurelius Press, Canada; 1988). The reason? The first book took a…
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Media Review: Tarot Inspired Life by Jaymi Elford (e-Book)
While normally I breeze through books fairly quickly, but with this one I really took my time. There are plenty of exercises through the whole book, and I wanted to make sure I took part in whatever I could to ensure that I did the book justice.
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Media Review: Affecting Your Reality With Tarot by Janet Boyer (E-Book)
I came across this author actually via a blog. I was reading Tarot Mum 13’s blog post on Tarot and Things, ‘Back to Basics‘ about their tarot journey so far, and they were kind enough to post a delicious picture of all their tarot…
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Media Review: Tarot and Quantum Attraction (Book)
This was an accidental Amazing 1-click buy, but once I realized what I’d done, I thought I’d just role with it. It might surprise me. Plus it was only £4.90, which is insanely cheap for a self-published print book.
