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Comment on What word means worldly rather than spiritual? What is the doctine that held that god determines everything? by What Is Spirituality

What Is Spirituality — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:25:26 +0000

What is spirituality? Spirituality are everything. spiritual sickness can be cure by spiritual healing by the help of The Word. thank you for make my comments posted.
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Comment on Contact us by Kim Wutt-Smith

Kim Wutt-Smith — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 03:19:32 +0000

my exhusband, John Smith contacted a friend of his who is a spirit guide. John apparently has passed but has not crossed over. The spirit guide was willing to assist him in crossing over but he refused as he wasn’t ready. My question is this, I hadn’t heard from John in a few years and couldn’t locate him. He told the spirit guide that he was attacked on the street in the Manchester area and that his body was not recovered. I have contacted the coroners office in Manchester, crematoriams, hospitals etc and nothing has been revealed. Can you help to try and contact him and to get some clues as to his whereabouts? Thank you so much.

Comment on Amazing Mystic Tarot by Dawne J. Mccluskey

Dawne J. Mccluskey — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:21:51 +0000

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

mystifying, November 25, 2005

Dawne J. Mccluskey (east meadow, ny United States) -

This review is from: Amazing Mystic Tarot (Paperback)

I found this book to be insightful and intriguing.One of the best books I have read on the subject.I would recommend it highly

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Comment on Principles of Tarot by Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 14:36:27 +0000

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

Unhelpful, April 20, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Principles of Tarot (Paperback)

I was surprised to read that the authors are highly experienced tarot teachers and readers - perhaps they have pushed outwards on a tangent of their own, away from established thought and tradition. Certainly their interpretations of the cards bear little resemblance to any others I have ever read. Whilst there is always room for innovative ideas I feel this book goes too far. I would suggest that beginners should be wary of using this book as a foundation.

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Comment on Barn Tarot Reviews by Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 14:00:20 +0000

An absorbing, thought-provoking read, September 21, 2005

E. Craig (Matthews, NC) -

This review is from: Barn Tarot (Paperback)

BARN TAROT evokes rich images of reality with poetry that reflects the joys and hardships of life, love, marriage, work, and parenthood. Terry Persun's words conjure truths that resonate with readers in a book they'll continue to revisit and enjoy.

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Comment on Tarot Divination for Today’s Woman by "bluqueen"

"bluqueen" — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 13:58:08 +0000

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

an interesting intrtoductory text, March 20, 1999

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This review is from: Tarot Divination for Today's Woman (Paperback)

This book was an interesting read with a decidedly feminist twist. This book would be excellent for a beginner, because it helps the beginning reader to develop a sense of the cards and their meanings, relating to real life. You can then do general, intuitive readings without having to constantly refer to another text. However, it doesn't have specific interpretations, so it's not the kind of book one would refer to again and again. A weakness that I saw was the lack of interpretations for minor arcana cards, and lack of advanced interpretation. It's a good book, however, for the woman who wants to use the tarot as a psychological tool and who wants to do very general readings for herself. If, however, you're looking for an in-depth or mystical/spritual treatment of the cards, another book may be more useful to you.

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Comment on The Game of Tarot: From Ferrara to Salt Lake City by seaan

seaan — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 12:34:45 +0000

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent History of Tarot Games and Deck Composition, April 9, 1999

seaan (Bay Area California) -

This review is from: The Game of Tarot: From Ferrara to Salt Lake City (Hardcover)

If you want to know the history of Tarot cards and games, this is THE book. Although a few new discoveries have been made since this book was written in 1980, nothing else comes close to the depth and detail of "The Game of Tarot".

The books consists of 600 pages (large pages with small type) of fully footnoted historical comments and game rules. Often the original historical text is presented along with Dummett's translations and interpretations. The detailed asides are both a strength and a weakness of the book: they provide both a broad background, but can sometimes you have to go through a lot of asides to get to the main point. One other minor nit-pick: Dummett has some very strong ideas on some controversial subjects. Although he usually gives an excellent detailed explanation of how he came to that conclusion, I feel that he sometimes overstates the case. All in all, "The Game of Tarot" is the best and most through book on the history of playing cards, and a great reference for Tarot games of all sorts.

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Comment on Tarot Journeys: Adventures in Self-Transformation by Elizabeth Delisi "Fiction With Flair"

Elizabeth Delisi "Fiction With Flair" — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:52:47 +0000

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Interesting Look at Tarot from a Philosophical Standpoint, August 3, 2003

Elizabeth Delisi "Fiction With Flair" (New Hampshire, USA) -

This review is from: Never Cross a Palm With Silver (The Bible Tarot Series) (Paperback)

In NEVER CROSS A PALM WITH SILVER, author Jacqueline Lichtenberg looks at the Tarot from the viewpoint of Christianity and the Qabalah (Jewish mystery school), with a little bit of ancient Greek philosophers and Wicca thrown in for good measure. She begins with a discussion of the Biblical prohibition against divination, then describes divination in this connotation as connected with fortunetelling, or predicting the future, which is prohibited because it contradicts the Biblical belief in the free will of man. She further explains that the act of reading Tarot is not predicting the future, but divining the truth of an issue, getting at the subconscious motivations and issues that make us the way we are. The Tarot doesnt predict the future, but rather it shows some possible outcomes of the current situation, based on the questioners choices in life, habits, experiences, etc. The author goes on to discuss such topics as the dangers of using the Tarot, why you might not wish to charge for Tarot readings, and how to find a Tarot reader appropriate for you. All the topics are discussed in a philosophical fashion and are explained at great length, making the authors viewpoint easy to understand. She doesnt say this is how it is, merely this is what I believe, you can make your own decision, which is refreshing. All in all, a very interesting, enlightening and different look at the Tarot as a potent tool for self discovery.

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Comment on Tarot Journeys: Adventures in Self-Transformation by Rick Hunter "Isotropics Coach"

Rick Hunter "Isotropics Coach" — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:15:05 +0000

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Thoughtful and thought-provoking, May 30, 2001

Rick Hunter "Isotropics Coach" (Charleston, WV United States) -

This review is from: Never Cross a Palm With Silver (The Bible Tarot Series) (Paperback)

This book was recommended to me and I'm very glad I picked it up. It gives a thorough accounting of Tarot NOT being used for divination but for prodding the unconscious to awaken the sleeper in all of us.

If you are open-minded and are more than a little interested in learning about the 'mysteries' of Christianity, then this is a book which should interest you.

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Comment on Tarot Journeys: Adventures in Self-Transformation by Alecia N. Conner

Alecia N. Conner — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:02:30 +0000

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

A unique and intelligent approach to how we think of Tarot., January 31, 2000

Alecia N. Conner -

This review is from: Never Cross a Palm With Silver (The Bible Tarot Series) (Paperback)

At first, I thought that this book began a little slowly, over explaining what I thought should be easy to grasp ideas from philosophy and theology, but as I continued reading, I realized that the author was merely using these ideas as stepping stones, which grew larger and larger as the work became more complex. This book presents a new and unique view of how we should consider Tarot cards and their place in the world and our lives. It is a logical philosophy well versed in the history of the tarot, the occult in general, theology of different denominations, culture, and even science. This book is a must have for anyone interested in reading or having a reading done of the Tarot cards, and I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in religion, philosophy, or the occult. I read this book in one evening, and I will read it again in years to come. This book is a book of many answers, but it is also a book of even more and more complex questions. I am in great anticipation of the next books in this series.

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