DVE Publishing

The Art of Celtic Tarot

Laura Tuan

Culture, Spiritualism & Beliefs / Cartomancy

6288
184 pages

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The tarot is a window that looks out onto the invisible and each of the seventy-eight arcana (twenty-two major and fifty-six minor, as in the traditional deck) concentrates in itself an immensity of symbols, colors, characters, objects, inductions that help one to slowly move away from the material plane to fly like butterflies (or like the soul birds, so dear to the Celtic traditions) towards the subtle dimension where the ancient druids, gods, gnomes and spirits dwell.

Then it becomes very easy to move away from the path of reason to enter the more uncertain, but infinitely more intriguing, path of intuition that knows no limits of space or time: the same path followed thousands of years ago by druids and soothsayers, poets and harp players, the mythical Merlin, the astute Viviana and the candid Galaad, who managed to find the Grail: his own heart.