78 Mirrors the Questions: A Psychologist's Guide to Self Discovery Through Tarot

Most tarot books tell you what the cards mean. This one asks what they reveal about you. 78 Mirrors is not a tarot guide. It will not predict your future or tell you what the cards mean. What it will do is something more useful - and more uncomfortable: use 78 iconic Rider-Waite images as mirrors for the questions most people spend years avoiding. Written by a psychologist trained in Jungian and Gestalt depth psychology, this book pairs the symbolic language of the tarot with rigorous psychological inquiry. The result is a tool for self-reflection that works whether you believe in tarot or not. How it works: - 12 core psychological questions - the ones that tend to get rehearsed answers - 78 card reflections - each card becomes a different angle of light on the same question - Reflection prompts throughout - not journaling exercises, but invitations to stay with what's uncomfortable - No tarot experience needed - no deck required, no prior knowledge assumed This book is for you if: - You keep making the same choices and genuinely don't know why - You're drawn to tarot but have no interest in fortune-telling - you want self-knowledge - You've tried therapy, journaling, or self-help and want something that goes deeper - You're ready to stop giving rehearsed answers to the questions that actually matter "This book will not tell you what the cards mean. It will not predict your future. What it will do is use 78 old, strange, beautiful images to help you see yourself more clearly - one honest question at a time." Includes access to DrawInward (drawinward.com) - a digital platform for guided self-reflection built around the same psychological framework. If you've ever felt seen by a tarot card and had no idea why, this book is the explanation.

Pagina's: 133, Paperback, Independently published