Reviews
I bought it on a recommendation, and it's worth watching.
I bought this after getting a recommendation. It's not bad.
It was concise yet made me look closely at each card, and it was so helpful because it described the mystery of the connections between the tarot cards.
I like it. I recommend it.
I bought and read this book simply because it was written by Rachel Pollack, and I'm so glad I did. It's too good to keep to myself. I recommend it to everyone who practices Tarot. An older sister I know bought a copy of first, so I took it back to repurchase it and got it back via Barodream.
An older friend of mine bought the first book, so I reordered and read it. I recommended it to my fellow students, and they ended up ordering four more volumes. I recommend it to tarot readers. It purifies the mind with simple language. I am on my third reading in just a month.
This is the second translated book by GM Rachel Pollack, who introduced me to Tarot. It is the Universal Waite, which I refer to from time to time during consultations, and I was so engrossed in reading it that I felt it was a waste to even breathe.
I bought this because the card illustrations were pretty, but the paper quality is terrible ㅠ... It's made of newsprint, so it's flimsy..
It really flows so smoothly~~~
Thank you. This was very helpful.
Rachel Pollack: Lucky Tarot Book
We browse through daily horoscopes at the start of the day, weekly horoscopes on Mondays, and consult Tojeongbigyeol or Saju at the New Year. We also consult Tarot when faced with choices or when we have questions. We want to know our destiny, are curious about the future, and want confirmation that we have made the right choices. “Was choosing B instead of A the right outcome?”, “Will I regret deciding to quit this company?”, “Is it okay to marry this person?” We want advice on our choices and confirmation that the path we chose is better than the one we did not take. Therefore, *The Lucky Tarot Book* teaches us how to use Tarot to add confidence to our choices and obtain advice regarding our uncertain future. By providing detailed explanations of Tarot cards—which are always intriguing but often vague—and discussing the hidden meanings behind each card, along with spreads that answer various questions, this book offers a glimpse into the world of Tarot in a single volume.
Korean title: 럭키 타로북
Korean author: 레이철 폴락
Korean publisher: 재미주의
ISBN-13: 9788901220970
Reviews
I bought it on a recommendation, and it's worth watching.
I bought this after getting a recommendation. It's not bad.
It was concise yet made me look closely at each card, and it was so helpful because it described the mystery of the connections between the tarot cards.
I like it. I recommend it.
I bought and read this book simply because it was written by Rachel Pollack, and I'm so glad I did. It's too good to keep to myself. I recommend it to everyone who practices Tarot. An older sister I know bought a copy of first, so I took it back to repurchase it and got it back via Barodream.
An older friend of mine bought the first book, so I reordered and read it. I recommended it to my fellow students, and they ended up ordering four more volumes. I recommend it to tarot readers. It purifies the mind with simple language. I am on my third reading in just a month.
This is the second translated book by GM Rachel Pollack, who introduced me to Tarot. It is the Universal Waite, which I refer to from time to time during consultations, and I was so engrossed in reading it that I felt it was a waste to even breathe.
I bought this because the card illustrations were pretty, but the paper quality is terrible ㅠ... It's made of newsprint, so it's flimsy..
It really flows so smoothly~~~
Thank you. This was very helpful.
