The Myth of Inanna, the Sumerian goddess who is the first of all, virgin and mother, lover and warrior, young and old, has been told and retold through the centuries and cultures. In all its forms, it is as ever holy even as it is always different. The story is always becoming while it always remains true to itself. Truth is utterly consistent and completely changeable. The story of the Sacred Feminine is the Myth of Humankind told from the female point of view and illuminated by the moon. Open hearts recognize and welcome this, the myth that completes our patriarchal sensitivity.

Discover the Tarot and learn how to use it to explore your emotions, reveal and plan for the future, manifest your desires and heighten your spiritual practice. Learn how to use the Tarot to unlock life's mysteries, change your physical reality and discover your path to true happiness. The Tarot Life Planner is an essential bible for every Tarot practitioner. Each card entry includes information on how to interpret its appearance in a spread and exercises for working with that card individually to connect with and channel its unique energy. Explore questions about the present and future in gradual and increasing complexity, with over 30 spreads accompanied by sample readings to help demonstrate how to interpret the cards in the context of a spread. With detailed guidance on how to seek answers for specific questions about your inner self, your priorities, career, love life and journey towards true happiness, anyone can become a master at reading the Tarot. You will also discover how to deepen your spiritual practice using the Tarot with exercises, meditations and rituals that go beyond conventional readings. Learn how to use the Tarot to: - Scry revelations from a single card - Use the Tarot to guide your meditations - Reveal your inner-self - Engage in spiritual healing - Find the daily affirmation you need - Open yourself up to love - Find your Heartmate - Manifest the life you want This book is illustrated with the Soprafino deck from 1835, illustrated in the tradition of the Tarot of Marseilles. However, the wealth of information provided will help anyone familiar with the Rider-Waite deck to interpret the cards, and work with any Tarot of their choice.