 
Trudys Favorite Tarot Decks/Books:
Tarot of the Spirit
w/ book Tarot of the Spirit (Pamela & Joyce Eakins) The
Voyager Tarot w/ book Way of the Great Oracle (Wanless) Aleister
Crowley's Thoth Tarot w/ book, The Tarot Handbook (Arrien) Herbal
Tarot w/ book The Spirit of the Herbs: A Guide to Herbal Tarot (Tierra
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Together they merge into a complete consultation that speaks about
the full spectrum of your being, from the universal, cyclical nature down to the
present moment. This present moment is key and the basis from which tarot resides.
Its important to realize that I am no fortune teller. My foundation
rests on the principle that you hold the answers to your future
from how you relate to the present: You change your future through free will
by changing your present. And this is where Tarot is so powerful, as a mirror
to your psyche at the present moment. This phenomenon was explored by Carl Jung
as exemplary of his coined term, Synchronicity. The cards drawn at
the moment synchronize with your unconscious and the answers you hold inside.
Astrology and Tarot are closely related. The archetypes of the Tarot deck
are an outgrowth of the planets and signs of astrology. I often use my Tarot deck,
The Elemental Tarot, which has the corresponding planets and signs on the individual
cards. This reinforces and deepens astrology reading tremendously. Some of my
most profound Tarot consultations are when they are used in combination with astrology.
Both Tarot and Astrology were forerunners for Jungs theories on Archetypal
Psychology. |

Trudys Favorite Tarot Decks/Books:
The Elemental Tarot
w/ book The Elemental Tarot (Smith & Astrop) The
Shakespeare Tarot w/ book, The Shakespeare Tarot (Ashcroft; out of print)
Rider-Waite Tarot: first modern
Tarot deck 
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