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by Dorothy Morrison (Author), Storm Cestavani (Foreword by)
Turn your tarot deck into your own personal helpline and get the answers you've been looking for in Dorothy Morrison's classic title, Everyday Tarot Magic. Follow Dorothy's expertise as she guides you through each exercise and ritual, with over 140 spells, charms, and activities to choose from. Use numerology to help determine special cards, like your spirit card, your lesson card, or your personal year card. Connect with the spirit world and learn the fundamentals of tarot in this fantastic book for both the beginner and the advanced reader.
Everything you need to successfully make magic with your tarot deck is found here within Everyday Tarot Magic. This book was previously published in 2003. "Dorothy Morrison, Wiccan High Priestess, bestselling author of Everyday Magic, applies her craft to the Tarot deck in Everyday Tarot Magic. Building on the popularity of Tarot, Morrison shows readers how to get started with Tarot, how to find the right deck, and how to understand the various cards and where they fit into the system. The second half of the book explores 'Tarot magic, ' helping readers use the cards to deal with specific situations such as anxiety, forgiveness, healing, new endeavors, travel, and unwanted guests. There's even a special charm for finding a parking place. Morrison cautions that people are often searching for 'the best case scenario' when reading their own cards, and that it's more accurate to have an objective outsider interpret the cards for them." --Publishers WeeklyAuthor Biography
Dubbed by Publishers Weekly as "a witch to watch," Dorothy Morrison is the award-winning author of numerous books on the ancient arts and has become a favorite of readers and critics from all walks of life. Some say it's because of the easily appreciated conversational tone she applies to her work. Others say it's her down-to-earth and humorous approach to the subject matter. But regardless of the debate, all agree on one thing: whether in her writing or her interaction with the public, it's Morrison's personal style that makes her memorable.
