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Reflections of the Major Arcana: The Tarot We Meet in Real Life
Twenty-two cards. Twenty-two mirrors. One book that finally makes them make sense.
The Tarot isn’t judging you—it’s cheering for your highest success. Seasoned reader, a curious beginner, or someone who’s felt shut down (or shut out) by the Major Arcana, you’ve probably encountered cards like the High Priestess, the Tower, Death, or the Devil as remote cosmic forces instead of the messy, human experiences they actually are.
In Reflections of the Major Arcana, Elizabeth Parker fans the cards out on the kitchen table in twenty-two clear-eyed essays, skewering Tarot’s traditional solemnity with something completely unexpected. Freed from their lists of esoteric correspondences and definitions, the cards show up in all their messy, funny, complicated glory to help us navigate the world in which we live.
You’ll discover:
- The Archetypes in Everyday Life: Relatable stories that show how each of the 22 Major Arcana appears in your relationships, choices, and turning points.
- Demystified, Grounded Wisdom: An approach that strips away the intimidating mystique, making the cards accessible to beginners and freshly illuminating for experienced readers.
- A Steady Companion for Personal Development: How the Tarot becomes a positive, unwavering resource for self-discovery and personal evolution.
Whether you’re stepping into the unknown like the Fool or seeking balance like Temperance, this book reveals that the Tarot isn’t a mysterious test. It’s an encouraging companion, cheering for your growth every step of the way.
Available at Amazon, for Kindle and Paperback: Reflections of the Major Arcana: The Tarot We Meet in Real Life
Haunted Mobile: Apparitions of the Azalea City is available online at Amazon and in bookstores everywhere. It is a compilation, specifically, of the haunted house tales from the earlier books Mobile Ghosts: Alabama’s Haunted Port City and Mobile Ghosts II: The Waterline.
All the stories are true, and are first-hand accounts from the people who experienced them. In addition to private residences, Haunted Mobile also highlights city landmarks including the Oakleigh Period House Museum, the Richards-DAR House, the Mobile Carnival Museum, and the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion.
Haunted Mobile: Apparitions of the Azalea City is published under the “Haunted America” line from Arcadia Publishing, and retailers can order directly from them here:
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