Each of the suits in the tarot describes a particular mode of life, which in turn reflects one of the four basic elements of astrology - water, fire, air and earth - and the four psychological types - feeling, intuition, thinking and sensation.
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(2001)
Beginners Guide to Tarot
by Juliet Sharman-Burke
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Beginner's guide to tarot
2001, St. Martin's Griffin
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"Each of the suits in the tarot describes a particular mode of life, which in turn reflects one of the four basic elements of astrology - water, fire, air and earth - and the four psychological types - feeling, intuition, thinking and sensation."
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