Tarot cards are not a Gypsy tool to take money from trusting people. When an acknowledged MA with decades of work in psychology and intuitive studies, a Reiki master, teacher and life purpose coach decides to spread the light of Psychic Tarot knowledge, the phenomenons like this book happen.

From a very grounded point of view you learn what psychic arts are and how to achieve the basic level of development "in your own kitchen" i.e. without the need to take classes with psychics and clairvoyant people. And if reading for yourself and others does not excite you, you will have clear guidelines on how to discern which psychic is right for you and is a genuine ethical intuitive.

Some of the techniques, for example, grounding variations, are a MUST to know for every person in our time in order to stay focused, healthy and productive.

And the section on Tarot Cards and their interpretation deserves a separate big THANK YOU because it is simple, practical, and yet spiritual enough to fully grasp the rainbow mosaics of the meanings.

Diane Wing is also an amazing professional in vocational astrology and life and business coaching.

I cannot recommend The True Nature of Tarot highly enough and hope that one day Diane writes a sequel, which will look at her free flowing card reading technique in details.

Victoria Belyavskaya

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I have always been fascinated with the occult and consider myself to be a "sensitive". My favorite part of the book was when I learned how to ground and center myself. I often feel like I'm all over the place and that can be very overwhelming. If you're interested in learning about Tarot, this is your book! Another great thing about this book is that it's printed on "green" paper!

- Bridget Hopper, KY

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Anyone who practices, or wants to learn the tarot will enjoy reading "The True Nature of Tarot".

Written in an easy to understand and enjoyable to read format, Diane shares with the reader her knowledge and inner wisdom gained through years of experience and experiences of being a tarot reader.

Given the nature of the subject I was intrigued. Yes, I own a deck of tarot cards, and yes, every once in awhile I pull them out to seek an answer. Or two.

But the little book that came with cards, while it describes the cards and their meanings nicely, what is lacks is what Diane's book offers; the permission and guidance to listen to your inner voice more as you perform a reading.

Diane also speaks to the tarot reader from a professional standpoint. For those of you who offer readings to groups or individuals either for fun or as a business, Diane explains processes that help make the experience as pleasant and insightful as possible for both the reader and the seeker.

I enjoyed the book. It made me pull out my tarot deck and take a closer look at each card, letting the meaning of each one speak to me. I think the next time I ask a question of the cards, with Diane's book as a reference; I will be able to gather much more information.

And more information is exactly what we're seeking when we sit for a tarot card reading.

Nanci Arvizu
Host of Page Readers
on Blog Talk Radio
 

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In The True Nature of Tarot, Diane Wing has presented a very practical and objective view of the art of using this divination tool in order to connect to Universal Energy. While her experience renders the author an expert on the subject, she does not presume in the book to be the ultimate authority, but rather encourages the reader to find their own insight in using the Tarot and to make their own interpretations.

The author acknowledges and then dispels misconceptions of the occult and particularly the Tarot, describing it rather as a "tool of enlightenment and understanding." Using her own experience as an example, she clearly explains the process of a psychic reading, from the perspective of the readER and the inquirer, i.e., the person getting a reading. General information is given in developing psychic ability, preparation and the process of receiving psychic impressions and how information may be interpreted. The author also discusses obstacles and factors that might influence the process of receiving valid information.

Additionally, information is given about the Tarot deck itself, the method of doing a reading and some of the generally accepted meanings of the individual cards in the most commonly used deck. Emphasis is made, however, on the fact that one's own intuition should always be applied in using the Tarot to gain insight.

The True Nature of Tarot is a useful tool for the experienced psychic reader or as an introduction to the curious and anyone who wishes to expand their understanding and use of Tarot cards as a tool for gaining insight. Diane's presentation is sensible, objective and easily accessible to novice and expert alike. I thoroughly enjoyed it and came away with an expanded view and understanding of the Tarot.

Loretta M. Vasso, M.S., CAC, CCP
Intuitive Counselor, Life Coach & Mentor and Tarot Practitioner
 

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In all the years I've been reading Tarot cards, I have never come across a book like yours!...I loved it!...It was very explicit down to the very smallest detail on each card...It made you feel very comfortable about the cards...Some books get too involved in the metaphysical and spiritual nature of the deck, but yours did not...I thoroughly enjoyed it from cover to cover...I teach the Tarot...I have been reading and doing ritual and spells with the cards for over 50 years...I often tell my clients that my children may lie to me sometimes, but my cards never will!...I especially enjoyed how you explained the court cards...You hit the nail right on the head when, for instance, you explained the Knight of Swords...'"He is the kind of person that makes you nervous when he comes within ten feet of you"'...I have not seen that explanation in other books, at least not how you put it...You make learning the Tarot easy and fun, not stodgy and hard!...I enjoyed taking a refresher course with your book...I would recommend your book to my first time students and advanced...That you chose the Rider-Waite deck for illustration is perfect...People usually choose this deck because it has so much information in each illustration that you don't need the explanation that comes with it...Keep writing the way you do and more people will want to read more...

- Rev. Adele Basile of Mystikal Wonders, Staten Island, NY

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