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Tarot Therapy: A New Approach to Self Exploration
Argues that Tarot allows the conscious mind to communicate with the subconscious, tells how to use and interpret the Tarot cards, and explains the meaning of each card
- GenresNonfiction
204 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1979
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January 26, 2022
Did not finish. Stopped at p. 109 with the quote: "Many people like 'rescuing' or 'helping' other people in order to boost their own self-regard- this applies to social workers to an alarming degree."
What?? In general, the author's attempt at what I guess is supposed to be humor is some of the most grating I have ever read. The whole tone of the book is snarky, condescending, and generally full of snide remarks that have absolutely nothing to do with tarot whatsoever.
In short: it seems a grouch wrote a book about something they don't actually like or take seriously. They also wanted to barf out general grievances (because they are a grouch) and thought they could just sprinkle them around unprovoked while talking about a card layout.
*fart*
What?? In general, the author's attempt at what I guess is supposed to be humor is some of the most grating I have ever read. The whole tone of the book is snarky, condescending, and generally full of snide remarks that have absolutely nothing to do with tarot whatsoever.
In short: it seems a grouch wrote a book about something they don't actually like or take seriously. They also wanted to barf out general grievances (because they are a grouch) and thought they could just sprinkle them around unprovoked while talking about a card layout.
*fart*
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