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In this book, Rita de Cássia Lima De’ Carli presents the interpretation and meaning of each minor arcana, major arcana, and various types of tarot spreads.

Through a detailed description of the meanings of all the major and minor arcana, this book aims to help us map our potentials and identify the obstacles that hinder their realization. In other words, Rita de Cássia Lima De’ Carli intends to guide us on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the many facets that make up our true selves, whether they are talents, obsessions, gifts, or fears. The compass suggested is none other than the tarot deck, whose cards are interpreted here with consideration for their symbolism and their impact on the reader's emotions, career, and consciousness. Additionally, by presenting a new method of reading and casting: the Path of the Hermit, the author highlights the contribution of tarot to our evolutionary journey.

Author Biography:

Rita de Cássia Lima De’ Carli was born in Campestre, nestled among the mountains dominating southern Minas Gerais. Later, she studied Philosophy at the Autarquia Municipal de Ensino de Poços de Caldas in this Brazilian state. She began her professional career in the financial sector, working as a bank clerk from 1984 to 1996. Since then, she has been serving as administrative director at the Instituto Brasileiro de Pesquisas e Difusão do Reiki, where she received her first teachings on this Japanese therapy from master Johnny De’ Carli. She deepened her Reiki training in several countries: Germany, USA, India, and Japan. Concurrently, she explored other complementary techniques such as Flower Therapy, Iridology, and Chromotherapy. Her initial steps into the world of tarot were self-taught, but soon after, she refined her knowledge with Sarita Bayer Pradez de Faria and Sergio Padovan (Arhan). Today, she offers consultations and tarot courses, hoping to enhance self-awareness and happiness for all readers.

This paperback book from Dinalivro contains 276 pages.