Book description
Turn your tarot deck into your own personal helpline and get the answers you’ve been looking for in Dorothy Morrison’s classic title, Everyday Tarot Magic. Follow Dorothy’s expertise as she guides you through each exercise and ritual, with over 140 spells, charms, and activities to choose from. Use numerology to…
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1 author picked Everyday Tarot Magic as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book has a high-spirited, sprightly energy to it, and it is interesting how the author treats tarot cards and characters as entities that you can identify with and engage with. This is an especially good book for beginners because it’s an easy read and often seems to have been written in a spirit of fun. The first part of the book provides some basics, plus a section relating tarot to magical numerology as part of “the self-discovery process,” while the second half is devoted to tarot spells.
These spells are quite simple, though some call for accessories like candles,…
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