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Summary: A Wonderful Guide
Review: As a newcomer to the mystical realm, I needed to be introduced to these practices not only practically, but spiritually. Sharman-Burke gently helps you send out probes to your subconcious and magical awareness, leading not only to greater self-knowledge, but excitement over the subject matter. This is a perfect introduction.
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Summary: A Wonderful Guide
Review: As a newcomer to the mystical realm, I needed to be introduced to these practices not only practically, but spiritually. Sharman-Burke gently helps you send out probes to your subconcious and magical awareness, leading not only to greater self-knowledge, but excitement over the subject matter. This is a perfect introduction.
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Summary: Excellent
Review: Beautiful illustrations and informative. I also highly recommend the book, TEA LEAF FORTUNE CARDS by Rae Hepburn. It is easier to use than Tarot cards and twice the fun.
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Summary: It's In The Cards
Review: For every Tarot reader, whether a beginner in the field or an expert brushing up on the basics, Juliet Sharman-Burke's "The Complete Book of Tarot" is just right for you. Sharman-Burke takes the normal card interpretation and expands on them through mythological figures and stories of legend, adding richness and depth to the card-reading experience. She also adds a section of card spreads, including the Horseshoe spread and the popular Celtic Cross, as well as examples from personal readings to give you an idea of how to interpret different cards in various ways. Using pictures from the Rider-Waite deck, Sharman-Burke describes each card in the Major Arcana from the viewpoint of "The Fool", telling his journey to reach his ultimate goal ("The World") and the various characters he meets, giving the usual images and descriptions a lifelike feel and personality. "The Complete Book of Tarot" is a must-have guide for aspiring card readers and pro's alike.
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Summary: It's In The Cards
Review: For every Tarot reader, whether a beginner in the field or an expert brushing up on the basics, Juliet Sharman-Burke's "The Complete Book of Tarot" is just right for you. Sharman-Burke takes the normal card interpretation and expands on them through mythological figures and stories of legend, adding richness and depth to the card-reading experience. She also adds a section of card spreads, including the Horseshoe spread and the popular Celtic Cross, as well as examples from personal readings to give you an idea of how to interpret different cards in various ways. Using pictures from the Rider-Waite deck, Sharman-Burke describes each card in the Major Arcana from the viewpoint of "The Fool", telling his journey to reach his ultimate goal ("The World") and the various characters he meets, giving the usual images and descriptions a lifelike feel and personality. "The Complete Book of Tarot" is a must-have guide for aspiring card readers and pro's alike.
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Summary: it was good
Review: good, interesting, informative, and fu
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Summary: Excellent book!
Review: I am a beginner tarot card reader and have purchased a few books on reading the cards. This book is excellent for beginners! It takes the Fool through a journey of the cards to help you to learn them in their order. A history relating to Greek mythology is given for the major cards. Every card is described in great detail. At the end of each description there is a explanation of what this card would mean in a reading. There are also some sample spreads at the end of the book which is great. This book is excellent for beginners especially if they would like some background on the tarot. I highly recommend it!
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Summary: Can I just say that .....
Review: I am only 12? Weell, you see I've always had an interest when it came to the supernateral and stuff . Then last summer my uncle gave me his tarot cards because he never used them. I found this book at a libraiy for a buck and bought it. The stories about the major arcanna are realy cool, but the minors are hard to remember. I think it's a great book if you want to check up on what a card is supposed to mean, but not such a great one to learn how to read them on a first basis. I hope this makes it easier to decied if you want to buy this book or not.
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Summary: IT IS EASY
Review: THE BOOK IS SO EASY TO US
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Summary: A thoughtful, easy to read guide to the cards
Review: This is a good book for novices to the Tarot. The author is very clear in explaining the cards, their history, and their uses. I would rank it close to Tarot Plain and Simple by Anthony Louis, which is my favorite book on the Tarot.
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