The Reluctant Tarot Reader: Adventures in the Gypsy Trade
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (959 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B006NYPQIS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 586 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Part II of The Reluctant Tarot Reader is divided into 4 sections of 78 stories that describe Raven's journey through the suits of the Minor Arcana:** To Birth, To Flame {Vignettes of Fire** To Live, To Heal {Vignettes of Earth** To See, To Speak {Vignettes of Air** To Love, To Dream {Vignettes of WaterRead compelling works such as: "How To Be Ageless", "Steps To Being A Powerful Woman", "My Anger Wears A Black Hoodie", "Reiki Love" and "Secrets from the Psychic World". A vet. She's a gay girl in the Christian world, becoming the healer she was meant to be.But what do you do with a gift that you really don't want?Raven Mardirosian dreamed of being a missionary. An English teacher. Get an unflinching view into the mysterious aura of psychics, healers and Tarot readers -- straight from an insider.I
Reflections and passions of a Wise Woman This book is not about Tarot. Well, yes, it is, in a way. However, what it really offers is an intimate look into daily struggles and victories, philosophical and spiritual insights, and the art of mastering life with integrity and zest. Even though it is easy and often funny to read, there are layers of deep meaning to discover. This Reluctant Tarot Reader is a wise woman who has much to share and to teach.Raven is an excellent writer, witty, to the point, and always inspiring. I would not recommend reading this bo. Acquafortis said Tarot in Motion. Reading Raven's book was like touching white fire, raw sensations, memories which were preferably lost but just kept nagging in the twilight zone.I found the words burning into the electronic display. Somehow I could feel the pain it takes to write all that.The pain it took to live all that.The great courage it takes to make it heal.Words are written with a purpose.Paragraphs are used as vessels; Chapters as fullstops and fresh beginnings.This book is not about academical Tarot. It is Tarot in motion.It is a book th. Unexpectedly Poetic Dragon Lady Nessa, breathing fire. This book isn't anything like I expected it to be. I thought it would be a linear autobiography of a person's career as a Tarot Reader but it was so much more. It is funny in places. In many it was very philosophical about what is faith and belief. It is a telling of the author's journey, but is more stream of consciousness than chronological. Many of Raven's insights touched me deeply, especially when talking about the evangelical movement. Although I claim Christianity, I personally feel as if the evangelicals do
Raven Mardirosian is the author of "Home: Thoughts on Belonging". She is now a sought-out teacher and Tarot reader who has given thousands of sessions to clients worldwide for over 12 years. II"; "Chrysalis: Poems of Release" and "Esprit, Vole: Prière photographique". Raven was a high-school English teacher for many years in New York City and Vermont public schools. Her essay, "Christian LGBT Kids: You're Part
Trish Moreno, CEO, Little GiraffeThe Reluctant Tarot Reader is beautifully written, insightful, moving. You know you are getting the real deal here, someone who has really struggled with her calling and who still despairs at the misconceptions and baggage that go with the "job description". From the heart and full of insights and wisdom and honesty and universal truth. I found the words burning into the electronic display. Somehow I could feel the pain it takes to write all that. AcquafortisThe Reluctant Tarot Reade