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The Mythic Tarot Each suit depicts archetypal characters -- such as the heroic Odysseus, the Earth Mother Demeter, and Athena, the goddess of justice -- and every card tells a well-known mythical story. Rich with psychological insight, these mythical legends provide the wisdom and the insight we seek for personal g

Title	:	The Mythic Tarot
Author	:	Liz Greene
Rating	:	4.86 (629 Votes)
Asin	:	0743219198
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	224 Pages
Publish Date	:	2001-10-02
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The Worldwide Bestselling Tarot DeckDrawing on characters and stories from Greek mythology, The Mythic Tarot offers an imaginative and accessible approach to classic Tarot. Each suit depicts archetypal characters -- such as the heroic Odysseus, the Earth Mother Demeter, and Athena, the goddess of justice -- and every card tells a well-known mythical story. Rich with psychological insight, these mythical legends provide the wisdom and the insight we seek for personal growth.In this beautifully designed kit you'll find:

"An elegant, colorfully illustrated deck of cards

A reading guide, complete with information on how Tarot works, the meaning of each card, and how to conduct readings

A black silk cloth for use in readings, outlined with the classic Celtic cross spread"Appealing for both beginning and experienced Tarot readers, "The Mythic Tarot" will stimulate your curiosity and offer you an endless source of fresh insight and intuitive guidance.

Editorial : About the AuthorJuliet Sharman-Burke is a noted Tarot authority and analytic psychotherapist. She is the author of seven books, including The Mythic Tarot Workbook, Understanding the Tarot, Mastering the Tarot and Beginner's Guide to Tarot.

good sales, good book. I have enjoyed Carolyn Ellis' work for some years. Good combination.

I don't use this book very much.

I suspect I'll use it more in the future.

But it's a good book to own.

Remember, 'epigram' means the less intellectual, and more popular type of quotation.

Counterintuitive, but true.. What I got was a nice, thick, book full of good quality pages listing tons of different Pokemon. She encountered it in others and in herself. Being taunted with phone calls and letters from the killer as well as the desecration of Tanya's grave by same, these men and women were determined to catch such a brazen murderer.

And they would succeed.

But, as is all too common these days in Courtrooms everywhere, the killer has a reason for why he isn't responsible. The painful part was that we didn’t learn from past examples. This is not only a great book; it is an important one hitting on a critical topic