Let's face it, tarot books can be really dry. Either they are directories of card meanings, or possibly high brow studies of symbols or correspondences. What I wanted was a book about what it feels like to be a tarot reader, and to answer some of the questions I have as a tarot reader for others
What are tarot cards for anyway? Can they read the future? Or are they just telling you what you need to hear? And do you need to be magic to use them?
Let's face it, tarot books can be really dry. Either they are directories of card meanings, or possibly high brow studies of symbols or correspondences. What I wanted was a book about what it feels like to be a tarot reader, and to answer some of the questions I have as a tarot reader for others
This could be the late-capitalism, feminist tarot book you never knew you needed.
What are tarot cards for anyway? Can they read the future? Or are they just telling you what you need to hear? And do you need to be magic to use them?
