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	Tarot Journaling by Corrine Kenner Corrine Keller presents the basics of reading the tarot and combines this introduction with the tried and tested act of keeping a personal journal. A simple enough idea: one that has been both practiced and suggested by tarot adepts for years. However, Corrine's method presents a fresh process for utilizing and appreciating the creative action of both the tarot deck and the journal itself. MY FULL REVIEW...
	Tarot for Self Discovery by Nina Braden Nina Braden presents an intriguing and useful book to help you get the most out of your tarot deck - no matter which deck you choose to use. The essence of this book is the link between the tarot images and the archetypical or symbolic language of our subconcious. As Nina explains, "Tarot cards can be extremely useful in helping us to decipher the messages from our subconsciou since the pictures on the cards speak in the language of the subconcious - the language of symbols and pictures and imagination." MY FULL REVIEW...
	The Buddha Tarot Book by Robert Place An exquisite deck by renowned Tarot designer, Robert Place. The Buddha Tarot is a full color 79 card Tarot deck. The Buddha Tarot Companion: A Mandala of Cards is the book that accompanies the deck and it is sold seperatly. The deck and accompanying book are published by Llewellyn. MY FULL REVIEW...
	Putting the Tarot to Work by Mark McElroy Business expert and organizational culture guru, Mark McElroy has written this intriguing book to help you to apply the wisdom of the tarot to your career, work place, and financial ambitions. Spreads and card descriptions are geared towards the business person and entrepeuner. A fresh and richly contemporary approach to the tarot, to say the least! MY FULL REVIEW...
	The Forest of Souls: A Walk Through the Tarot by Rachel Pollack Rachel Pollack presents a magical and useful book to help you gain a deeper understanding of the meaning and nuances of your tarot deck - no matter which deck you choose to use. Rachel is considered one of the Worlds foremost authorities on the modern interpretation of the Tarot. Rachel assumes a philosophical interpretative style to present the tarot, focusing on the archetypical, dreamy quality of the tarot symbols. MY FULL REVIEW...
	Absolute Beginner's Guide to Tarot by Mark McElroy Business and Tarot expert, Mark McElroy offers a practical guide aimed to introduce newbies to the fascinating world of the Tarot. This is the perfect book for the new reader who wants to learn the tarot step by step in a practical, straight forward way. But the book is not only useful to neophytes - it also offers a keen multi-layered view of the Tarot through a practical lens: an approach that will be appreciated by even a seasoned Tarot expert. MY FULL REVIEW...

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