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Inner Child Cards Workbook: Further Exercises and Mystical Teachings from the Fairy-Tale Tarot
Companion volume to the bestselling Inner Child Cards , offering in-depth interpretations and advanced exercises using this tarot system.
• Shows how fairy tales bridge the gap between the conscious and unconscious minds.
• Demonstrates how fairy tales can give us hope and courage to live our everyday lives to the fullest.
Full of esoteric healing methods, Inner Child Cards Workbook shows us how make life choices by gleaning wisdom from our favorite fairy tales. Lerner examines the deeper mystical symbolism behind each of the fairy tales--relating Beauty and the Beast to unconditional love, Jack and the Beanstalk to initiation and growth, and The Emperor's New Clothes to today's political crises. These stories offer "a food that nourishes both the spiritual and mundane components of life."
Specific visualizations and affirmations correspond to each of the major arcana cards, and new layouts and divination methods for use with her Inner Child Cards deck will allow those who are familiar with it to build on previous knowledge. This beautiful guidebook offers a personal, therapeutic journey through fairy-tale symbolism that is a perfect accompaniment to the Inner Child Cards.
• Shows how fairy tales bridge the gap between the conscious and unconscious minds.
• Demonstrates how fairy tales can give us hope and courage to live our everyday lives to the fullest.
Full of esoteric healing methods, Inner Child Cards Workbook shows us how make life choices by gleaning wisdom from our favorite fairy tales. Lerner examines the deeper mystical symbolism behind each of the fairy tales--relating Beauty and the Beast to unconditional love, Jack and the Beanstalk to initiation and growth, and The Emperor's New Clothes to today's political crises. These stories offer "a food that nourishes both the spiritual and mundane components of life."
Specific visualizations and affirmations correspond to each of the major arcana cards, and new layouts and divination methods for use with her Inner Child Cards deck will allow those who are familiar with it to build on previous knowledge. This beautiful guidebook offers a personal, therapeutic journey through fairy-tale symbolism that is a perfect accompaniment to the Inner Child Cards.
- GenresTarot
240 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 2002
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January 27, 2008
This is the book that accompanies the tarot deck of the same name. I've had it around for awhile, intrigued by it because of my love for fairy tales and folklore. Each major card in the tarot deck is represented by a tale, written with insightful guidance. Hansel and Gretel are depicted on the Lovers card, Sleeping Beauty represents death and rebirth.
I may need to create a shelf for books that I constantly visit; this book would definitely be on it. It is useful for using with or without the cards.
I may need to create a shelf for books that I constantly visit; this book would definitely be on it. It is useful for using with or without the cards.
May 10, 2011
Going through this book again for the second time.
February 23, 2013
I like the background history and the deck
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