Contents Introduction How to Use the Tarot The History of ... Crystal Visions Tarot (90–1), Paulina Tarot (92–3), The Golden Tarot (96–9), The 1JJ Swiss Tarot (126–7), Deviant Moon Tarot (150–1), Oswald Wirth Tarot (171–3), The Hermetic ...
Author: Sarah Bartlett
Publisher: White Lion Publishing
ISBN: 9780711251717
Category: Art
Page: 224
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She didn't particularly believe tarot cards could predict the future, but Amber was capable of picking up on vibrations, maybe even mental images, and translating them through the deck. If she was sensing danger, then it was wise to ...
Author: Patricia Rice
Publisher: Book View Cafe
ISBN: 9781611387391
Category: Fiction
Page: 305
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Crystal Vision invites comparison with books like The Canterbury Tales , The Decameron , Droll Stories and The 1001 ... dawned on me that I was reading a cockeyed description of a card called The Tower , number XVI in the tarot pack .
Author: Louis Mackey
Publisher: Camden House
ISBN: 1571131000
Category: Literary Criticism
Page: 98
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Crystal Vision Part 1 Jarrod A. Freeman. A well known and famous gypsy by the name of Madam Gypsy. Was in her tent sitting down fixing her tarot cards. When a knock out the front happened. Her crystal ball started to glow red.
Author: Jarrod A. Freeman
Publisher: Jarrod A.Freeman
ISBN:
Category:
Page: 50
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12:15-2 A. M. The above example of one of the most perfect types of Symbolic Visions cannot be fully appreciated by ... Those who have made some study of “Q. B. L.", of the “Tree of Life", the Tarot, etc., will soon discover a great ...
Author: Frater Achad
Publisher: BEYOND BOOKS HUB
ISBN:
Category: Social Science
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Correspondingly, while sometimes the formal conceits in his novels are obvious or easily grasped (the algorithmic mechanism of Aberration of Starlight; the use of the Tarot deck in Crystal Vision), many of his later books offer a less ...
Author: Gilbert Sorrentino
Publisher: Coffee House Press
ISBN: 9781566892865
Category: Fiction
Page: 167
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In this collection of 78 short narratives based on,the Tarot, Sorrentino vividly captures the,language and wit of Brooklyn circa 1947 as,embodied by a parade of characters that gather on,the local street corner to gossip, brag, insultlust, ...
Author: Gilbert Sorrentino
Publisher: Dalkey Archive Press
ISBN: 1564781593
Category: Fiction
Page: 289
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