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Books > Health, Home & Family > Mind, body & spirit > Fortune-telling & divination > Fortune-telling by cards (cartomancy) > Tarot
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Yoga Tarot
(Cards)
Massimiliano Filadoro; Illustrated by Adrianna Farina
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R774
Discovery Miles 7 740
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Valentina Tarot
(Cards)
Guido Crepax, Pietro Alligo, Antonio Crepax
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R621
R561
Discovery Miles 5 610
Save R60 (10%)
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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Nine out of ten people consult the tarot for guidance and clarity
on a relationship situation. The tenth person does too they just
pretend it's about something else. What is he thinking? Are they
ready to make a commitment? Why do all my relationships end the
same way? The key to answering your relationship questions and to
understanding the patterns of love in your life can be found within
the tarot. When it is used to its full capacity as a spiritual and
divinatory system the Tarot can be an amazing tool for
enlightenment, transformation and change. Are you hung up on an ex?
Are you following in the footsteps of your mother? Inside these
pages you will find the tarot explained specifically in terms of
love and relationships helping you to identify Mr Right from Mr
Wrong and allowing you to let love in to your life.
Using art and symbolism from the Dickensian Victorian era, this
rich and inspiring 78-card deck and guidebook draws on literary
themes but remains rooted in traditional Tarot. The Major Arcana
focuses on Dickens own life and history, including real-life people
who were worked into his fiction. These include his father, John,
as Wilkins Micawber in the Emperor card and his mother, Elizabeth,
as Mrs. Nickleby in the Empress card. The four suits -- Fire,
Water, Air, and Earth -- are populated by a plethora of his
best-loved characters and novels. The horizontal orientation of the
cards invokes an open book, a vista, or even a panorama of Dickenss
scenes. The guidebook, written in Dickensian shorthand provides
keyword analysis of each card, making the meaning clear in both
your own life and in relationship with Dickenss characters.
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