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Bezig met laden... A Magical Course in Tarot: Reading the Cards in a Whole New Way (editie 2002)door Michele Morgan (Auteur)
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Philosophy.
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HTML:The professional psychic and author of Simple Wicca offers a practical guide to the ancient art of Tarot with illustrated, card-by-card explanations. In A Magical Course in Tarot, Michele Morgan shares her deep understanding of this centuries-old mystical tool for communicating with the Divine. Appealing to both novice and experienced Tarot readers, Morgan's method taps into the psychic energies that are inherent in everyone. Morgan's strategy, which can be applied to any of the various Tarot decks, allows the reader to begin reading cards after the first chapter. Accompanied by 78 beautifully penned original illustrations, this guide is divided into three sections, including how to follow one's instincts, traditional and historical meanings of the cards, and a detailed analysis on the interactions among the cards. "With a highly readable, hip writing style, Ms. Morgan unveils the rich and magical process of how to read the cards." -James Wanless, Ph.D., author of Voyager Tarot and Way of the Great Oracle. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Google Books — Bezig met laden... GenresDewey Decimale Classificatie (DDC)133.32424Philosophy and Psychology Parapsychology And Occultism Specific Topics Divination; Oracles; Second sight; Omens; Predictions Divination Using Physical Objects Cartomancy and Oracles Card Decks TarotLC-classificatieWaarderingGemiddelde:
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The book is divided into three parts. The first section is an introduction to the tarot, the second is the meanings of the cards, and the third is on spreads and ways to use the cards for magic, ritual, prayer, and creativity (more of those activities than spreads, of course). Morgan may not be comfortable telling you what the cards mean, but she did a nice job of it. Each card description is accompanied by an illustration from her friend Rebecca Richards that fits with traditional meanings of the cards without copying Pamela Coleman Smith's art. And the third section has several ideas that are unique to this book compared to other introductory tarot books.
It's not a bad book, but I am not its ideal reader. I respect Morgan's personal take on the tarot, and Richards' illustrations are charming, but I found Morgan's style annoying after a while. However, another reader could adore this book for that very same style. ( )