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by Liz Dean (Author)
Discover the magic of tarot symbols with bestselling author Liz Dean.
Ever noticed a symbol on your tarot card--like the cat with the Queen of Wands, the moon with the High Priestess, or even the number X on the Wheel of Fortune? You're not alone! These symbols speak directly to our intuition, making them key to unlocking deeper meanings in your readings. Symbols are the "language" of tarot, and each one--whether it's a pattern, a plant, an animal, or a color--holds its own unique significance. In The Big Book of Tarot Symbols, bestselling author Liz Dean guides you through over 200 tarot symbols, showing you how to interpret them for powerful insights and personal guidance. By understanding these symbols, you'll not only strengthen your connection to the cards but also enhance your ability to give more intuitive, meaningful readings. Here's what you'll find inside:- A beginner-friendly introduction to tarot symbols, plus easy-to-follow instructions on how to use the book.
- A comprehensive explanation of the symbols and their meanings for all 78 cards in both the Major and Minor Arcana.
- Practical tools to help you master tarot's symbolic "operating system" and provide more accurate, insightful readings.
Dive into the world of tarot symbols and elevate your readings with this essential guide!
Author Biography
Liz Dean (London, England) is a professional tarot reader and Angelic Reiki(TM) Healer at Psychic Sisters in Selfridges, London. A bestselling tarot author, Liz had studied divination for over 20 years. Liz is the author of The Golden Tarot (over 300,000 sold worldwide), The Ultimate Guide to Tarot, The Ultimate Guide to Tarot Spreads, The Victorian Steampunk Tarot, Fairy Tale Fortune Cards, 44 Ways to Talk to Your Angels, The Tarot Companion, The Divination Handbook, and Tarot Made Simple. Liz is also one of the "Tarot Masters" included in Kim Arnold's eponymous collection of 38 essays. In addition, she is a former co-editor of the UK's leading spiritual magazine, Kindred Spirit (2011-2013), and an award-winning poet.
