Entertainment The Story Behind Tarot : Traveling with a fool and finding your own story / Allison Davis / Sica McKenzie

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For "people who cannot remember the meaning of tarot cards" and "people who cannot interpret them well". Enjoy a fantastic adventure with the main character "Fool" and grasp the whole picture of 78 cards in a story form. Unable to learn the meaning and interpretation of one volume or 78 cards. Even if you read books or articles about tarot cards, each explanation is different and you don't know which one to believe. Even if you get used to reading, the actually usable "reading comprehension" does not work well. You don't know whether the reading of the result of spread (development) is correct or not. You want to read your own interpretation more freely, but it is difficult. Thus, there are endless worries about tarot fortune-telling. This book does not explain each card separately, but it is regarded as a large "story" of 78 cards. As if you read a novel, you can enjoy the "essence" of each card while enjoying the story. As if you read a novel, you can grasp the characteristics, meaning, interpretation, and the "essence" of the background of each card. The Great Arcana is "Journey of Fool". A fool changes and grows through encounters with various people such as sorcerers, popes, and popes. As if you read a novel, you can grasp the "essence" of each card while enjoying the story. The problems faced by everyone and the life cycle are contained in a short story. The Little Arcana contains the symbols and meanings drawn on the cards in the story told, and they remain in your memory naturally. The impressive pictures on the cards intentionally show many things such as universal lessons, changes in life, sudden events, opportunities for relapse, love and loss, good luck and joy, and changes of fate. This book reads A. E. Wait from Golden Dawn and Pamela Coleman-Smith's deck "Rider Wait-Smith Version". Both people who are about to start tarot and those who are already familiar with it will want to use tarot more not only as a fortune-telling tool, but also for people who are about to start tarot and those who are already familiar with it. It is a volume that makes you want to use tarot more not only as a fortune-telling tool, but also for people who are about to start tarot and those who are already familiar with it. It is a volume that makes you want to use tarot more not only as a fortune-telling tool