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Lo Scarabo Tarot
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The Egyptian Tarot
Giordano Berti, one of the best contemporary scholars on the history of the tarot, with this book publishes the result of his research on the work of Jean Baptiste Pitois, the famous French occultist who was the first to develop a tie between the Tarot Arcana and Egyptian magic. The expert of esoterism and cartomancy, Tiberio Gonard, takes on in detail, rather, the divinatory meanings and the subtleties of the Egyptian Tarot, here illustrate dby Silvana Alasia.
Universal Tarot
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Tarot of the Gnomes
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Tarot Fundamentals
"Tarot, once a mysterious deck of symbols and images understood by a chosen few, is now a worldwide phenomena and the most popular form of Western divination. Lo Scarabeo's Taro Fundamentals is an essential guide to Tarot usage, meaning, symbolism, art and history"--Back cover.
Tarot of the Sweet Twilight
Whispers of twilight twist in the corners of your soul. Surreal images surprise your mind. Colors and curves delight your eyes. Bittersweet beauty stirs your heart. You change, grow wiser, and find that the world is complicated, but no less beautiful. Publisher Review: Honesty is imperative. You must know from the start: I love this deck. My heart was lost to it almost a year ago when I was in Italy working in the Lo Scarabeo offices. Riccardo Minetti, the editor there, pulled out Cristina's original artwork and that was, as they say, that. Later, the little flame in my heart was fanned—again by Riccardo—into a bonfire when I was asked to write the dreaded Little White Booklet. If you th...
Kamasutra Tarot Book
According to legend, the Kamasutra was created by the Indian god Shiva who, overwhelmed by the joys of sexual experience, wrote a servant a treatise on erotic art. Inspired by the original Kamasutra, this deck is meant to aid seekers in their own quest for enlightenment through the senses.
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