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  The
Faeries' Oracle
by Brian
Froud
BRING THE INSIGHT, WISDOM, AND JOY OF THE
FAERIES INTO YOUR LIFE! Using the
enchanted art of Brian Froud as your guide,
enter into the wise and wonderful world of the
faeries. The Faeries' Oracle calls on
sylphs, pans, gnomes -- and, of course, faeries
-- to lead you on a delightful journey of
adventure, discovery, and enlightenment that
will illuminate the future and heal the heart
and soul. This beautifully designed divination
set contains everything you will need to explore
this mysterious realm.
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 Spiritual Tarot
by
Various
Charting the Sacred Journey...
Spiritual Tarot will take you far beyond traditional Tarot card glimpses of the future,
and into the deepest recesses of your own mind.
Using the three major Tarot decks --
Rider-Waite, Aquarian, and Morgan Greer --
you'll be guided on a breathtaking journey of
self-discovery and spiritual awakening. Like an
interactive "picture book" of life experience
the cards will help you to: Explore the
archetypal mysteries, Discover the ten growth
lessons and the four levels of maturity, Learn
the significance of wands, cups, swords, and
pentacles and how to expand the card meanings,
Interpret your readings.
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 Choice Centered Tarot
by Gail Fairfield
Fairfield provides easily identifiable examples of
choice-centered approaches to life's experiences and
shows that our center of control is not outside, but
within. With deepening understanding and steady
practice, we can learn to access this center and
nurture its growth. From this choice-centered
orientation we learn how to frame
relationship-related questions and interpret the
guidance provided by the symbolism of the tarot. 32
layouts. Index. Reading list. Bibliography.
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 A Keeper of Words; Accompanying Book to
Legend: The Arthurian Tarot
by
Anna-Marie Ferguson
This 250 page book is the
companion for the Arthurian Tarot Deck.
For those who own the deck I am sure
this is a long-awaited book. The charm
of the legend is undeniable as it
retells the history of the goddess in a
romantic fashion. Ms. Ferguson relates
the legends of Arthur as she details the
meanings of each card which is why this
book is so detailed. Incredibly she does
this with the entire deck. It represents
allot of hard work and thought on her
part as she extends to the reader her
visions of the legend taking them well
beyond the ordinary meaning of the tarot
cards, into the realm of fantasy and
mythos. Ms. Ferguson is an incredible
storyteller!
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  Tarot
For A New Generation
by Janina Renée
This book is written for adolescents and
young adults but it is very well written
and would be a helpful guide for any
beginning reader. Several different
decks are shown and the author
demonstrates many ways to use the cards.
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 Tarot Spells
by
Janina Renee
This book works in very mysterious ways.
If you have a little experience in the
tarot already, and understand it's
meanings somewhat, then you will like
this. It's almost too easy to use. The
nice thing about this book is that all
of the spells are positive. It promotes
transformation, and inner peace. I
highly recommend this book, to anyone
looking for a unique approach to
integrating tarot into their magicks.
The system represented here is very
stable and fairly safe.
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  Tarot
for Your Self
by Mary K. Greer
Mary Greer is probably the foremost expert on the subject of
tarot, having written several books on the subject. I like this
particular text because it focuses on self-understanding and
personal transformation. Utilizing this book, a reader can
deepen into her relationship with the cards and with herself.)
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 Goddess
Runes: A Comprehensive Guide to Casting and Divination With One
of the Oldest Known Rune Sets
by P.M.H Atwater
Unlike other rune
systems, which are generally used in divination by pulling runes
out of a pouch and placing them in a set pattern much like Tarot
card spreads, these runes are tossed and interpreted based upon
the special relationship between the stones. Atwater also
includes a good deal of information on how to interpret them and
provides examples of casts she did for others with her sample
interpretations.
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  Listening
to the Oracle; The Ancient Art of Finding Guidance in the Signs
and Symbols All Around Us
by Diane Skafte
A
fascinating, intriguing work of beauty and philosophy, hard to
put down, and a great pleasure to read.
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