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Tarot 78 Keys
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 23 2021
Pages: 180
Weight: 0.55
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Tarot - 78 Keys is designed to give you clear, direct guidance the moment you pull a card.
Ask a question and draw a single Tarot card to receive immediate insight. Each card offers answers across key life areas such as work, finances, love, health, and spirituality, making it easy to find the guidance you need right now.
The book also includes the core meanings of all 78 Tarot cards, allowing both beginners and experienced readers to deepen their understanding. You can use it as a quick-reference guide, a companion to any Tarot spread, or simply pull a card to understand the energy surrounding your current situation.
Originally written in Swedish in 1997, this book is based on decades of lived experience, intuitive practice, and traditional Tarot knowledge. It is not generated by AI, but created through human insight, reflection, and long-term work with the Tarot.
This book is perfect for anyone who already works with Tarot and wants fast, focused answers-as well as for those who wish to explore the cards from new perspectives.
No spreads. No complicated layouts.
Just direct guidance from each card.
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