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Killing Patton: The Strange Death of World War II’s Most Audacious General • Bill O’Reilly • 9781250224262

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There's so much awesome things happening in the tarot world at the moment that I'm just about to explode. Because I'm too busy (lazy) I'll just post here all the Stuff that I can remember, in no particular order. This post will most likely be edited many times, so if you'd like to see something here that's not included, please let me know. NB: some of these haven't been published yet Here we go: Enrique Enriquez: EN TEREX IT: ENCOUNTERS AROUND THE TAROT, VOL 1 & 2 "In these 2 volumes Enrique gathers fresh voices and sharp tongues to speak of the art ...

After having spent 22 years studying tarot and doing readings on an almost daily basis, I thought it's time now for something else. At least for a little while. So I decided to move to China, and start studying taiji (tai chi) & kungfu full-time. I've now been one month on my trip, and there's still 8 months more to go. You can read about my experiences in my new blog, www.wudangjourney.blogspot.fi. I left my entire tarot library and deck collection back home, just took one deck with me: the one I started my tarot journey with, the Waite-Smith deck. I ...

I wrote this article for the Tarosophist Spring 2012 issue. A Short History of Tarot up to the French Revolution I'll begin this short introduction to Tarot history with a quote: "The word tarot is ambiguous and complex. For me, for my childhood memories, "tarots" are above all the red oranges of Sicily, splendid and sunny, that the greengrocer broke in two to triumphally show its radiant inside as a ruby and perfect as the rose - window of a Gothic cathedral. And that is such a beautiful and vivid memory that the adjective "taroccato" has always bothered me, which young people, ...