Poems for the Pull: The Major Arcana is a collection of Short Poems based on the first 22 cards of the Rider-Waite Tarot Card Deck. These first 22 cards are also known as the Major Arcana. The cards within this Arcana are said to represent some of the bigger and more pivotal life lessons, turning points, and epiphanies we can all experience within a lifetime, or many. Each poem is individually dedicated to a singular card of the Major Arcana except for one poem containing both The Sun and The Moon cards. The poems focus on the spiritual lessons of each card but may also tip hat to the nature of the figures, artwork, and other teachings they can be said to portray. This book can be used as a fun reference guide during deeper client sessions with those less informed on the details or meaning of a card. The poems themselves may also be utilized as meditations to really dive deeper into the cards during your own interpretation building and personal divinations. Lastly, The book of poems would do wonders left out on a coffee table to inspire self-reflection, magic, awe, hope, transformation, and faith in those you invite around your table.
Poems for the Pull: The Major Arcana is a collection of Short Poems based on the first 22 cards of the Rider-Waite Tarot Card Deck. These first 22 cards are also known as the Major Arcana. The cards within this Arcana are said to represent some of the bigger and more pivotal life lessons, turning points, and epiphanies we can all experience within a lifetime, or many. Each poem is individually dedicated to a singular card of the Major Arcana except for one poem containing both The Sun and The Moon cards. The poems focus on the spiritual lessons of each card but may also tip hat to the nature of the figures, artwork, and other teachings they can be said to portray. This book can be used as a fun reference guide during deeper client sessions with those less informed on the details or meaning of a card. The poems themselves may also be utilized as meditations to really dive deeper into the cards during your own interpretation building and personal divinations. Lastly, The book of poems would do wonders left out on a coffee table to inspire self-reflection, magic, awe, hope, transformation, and faith in those you invite around your table.
