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Octopus Publishing Group The Little Book Of Tarot : An Introduction To Fortune-Telling And Divination

Have you ever wondered what fate has in store for you?Then let this beginner's guide reveal the secrets of the mystical world of Tarot. For hundreds of years, Tarot cards have been used as a tool for divination, and a way to cast light on life's questions and challenges.Contrary to popular belief, anyone can read the Tarot.You don't need to be psychic or spend years training, as the images on the cards are powerful and universal.The best way to get started is to dive right in. This little book will guide you on your journey, introducing you to each of the 78 cards, with tips to help you decode their symbolism and remember their meanings.With advice on choosing your deck and tips on how to prepare and read your cards, The Little Book of Tarot has everything you'll need to gain your first glimpse into the misty realms of the future. It's time to step inside the world of the Tarot and begin your voyage to self-discovery.What message will the cards hold for you?

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