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At the beginning of "The Grand Tableau in Action."

I really love how Mr. Musruck explains everything in simple language, especially as I previously, could not "get out of my head" about the differences between conducting a Reading with Lenormand, and a Reading with Kipper. In spite of the number of similarities between these two Card Reading Systems, they have distinct differences.

Not only did I finish reading the first, and longest section of the book, "The 36 Card Meanings," I also finished reading probably the shortest section of the book, "Card Reversals."

Not surprisingly, Reversed Cards are not in use with the Kipper Card Reading System. Also, Mr. Musruck stated that Tarot and Kipper go well together; "One can successfully use Tarot in conjunction with Kipper."

At the chapter on Kipper Card 36, "Hope, Big Water."

At the beginning of the chapter on Kipper Card 34, "Occupation."

At the beginning of Kipper Card Number 32, "Grief and Sorrow."

At the beginning of Kipper Card 29, "A Prison."

At the beginning of the chapter on Kipper Card Number 23, "The Court."

Between Mr. Musruck's Kipper book, as well as his Website, I have become a fan of his writings, as well as the vast variety of his Decks. I look forward to learning more from him.

At the beginning of the Chapter on Kipper Card 22, "A Military."

At the beginning of Kipper Card 19, A Funeral.

At the beginning of Kipper Card 18, Small Child.

I continue to be impressed with Mr. Musruck's writings regarding Kipper. Also, as someone who has visited his Website on a few occasions, I love what he writes about his other Decks and offerings.

At the beginning of Kipper Card 14, Sad News.

As I have been reading this book, I have discovered that Kipper Cards that do not focus on a person, are usually half the length of the ones that do depict people or represent people. I never knew that, and find that very interesting.

Currently at the beginning of the section/chapter on Kipper Card 13, "A Rich Man."

Halfway through the chapter on Kipper Card 8, A False Person.

Once I complete the section on the 36 Kipper Cards, this book shall breeze on by, but I still want to make sure to learn and digest what I learn as slowly and as certainly as possible.

At the beginning of Kipper Card Number 8, "A False Person."

There is so much information in this book, which is why I AM taking a great deal of time to read it. Especially as I AM still very new to the Kipper Card Reading System.

Two pages into the chapter about Kipper Card 7, "A Pleasant Letter."

I mentioned this book in the third and final video about "The Siren's Song Divination Kit," by Toni Savory, Carrie Paris and Tina Hardt, and clearly, I was long overdue to spend any time with it. I have been enjoying not only learning about Kipper Cards, but offering Kipper Readings, too.

Near the end on the chapter on Kipper Card 6, The Good Lady.

At the beginning on the chapter about Kipper Card 6, The Good Lady.

Slowly and steadily, but at some point, I do want to progress forward. Of course, I know all too well from having read about a similar Card Reading System, Lenormand, that the section on the cards in this System's deck is the longest.

At the beginning of the chapter on Card Number 5, "The Good Lord."

I AM pleased with how much information is in this book about each card.

At the beginning of the chapter about "No. 2, Main Female."

Continuing to slowly savor.

Moving forward nicely on the chapter about Card No. 1, Main Male.

Still slowly savoring.

At the chapter titled "The 36 Card Meanings," and at Card 1, "Main Male."

I AM very excited about moving forward in reading my very first book about Kippercarten, German for Kipper Cards.

Reading my very first book about Kipper Cards, a very popular German system of Divination.

I love how the author, Alexandre Musruck, referred to Lenormand as Kipper's sister. Indeed, from the little I have read about Kipper Cards, they shall be relatively easier for people who are already familiar with Lenormand.