The Mysteries of Tarot: A Work of the Imagination

Kirsten Weiss

May 2023 · A Tea and Tarot Cozy Mystery Book 7 · misterio press

About this ebook

How to Read the Cards for Transformation

When Tarot reader Hyperion Night sent his manuscript, The Mysteries of Tarot, to a friend to edit, it was a simple guide to reading Tarot. Hyperion couldn’t anticipate that his editor’s notes would evolve into a murder mystery, or that his friend would go missing. Shockingly, the annotated manuscript eventually made its way back to Hyperion, who forwarded it to the authorities.

Now this astonishing Tarot guide is available as a book. The Tarot guidebook features:

·      Tarot basics―How to manage different interpretations of cards in a spread, how to read court cards, and a clear and simple method for dealing with reversals.

·      Detailed card breakdowns― Keywords, flash non-fiction narratives, and a deep dive into the symbols of each of the 78 cards of the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana.

·      Questions to apply to the cards for transforming your life―Insightful questions for each card to help you dig deeper into your Tarot reading practice.

 

Bonus feature: the guidebook also includes his editor’s comments on the more esoteric and philosophical interpretations of the Tarot, as well as his notes on the baffling mystery that engulfed him.

 

Gain deep insight from the cards, transform yourself, and solve The Mysteries of Tarot with this work of experimental fiction that’s part Tarot guidebook, part murder mystery.

 

Ratings and reviews

Well Crafted. This book is a lot more than I expected. There is the obvious description of how to read tarots, the meaning of the cards, the philosophical and mythological background, with an amazing show of knowledge and research. Then, you get tidbits of Hyperion life as a way to explain the meanings of a reading, and then, there is the intriguing slow discovery of what happened to his friend through the notes. Layer upon layer, the reader is brought along a ride that doesn't get boring or stale, if something is not captivating, there is always the expectation for that next bit that makes the book a gem! Highly Recommended!

This book was sooooo much more than I expected. The Tarot information was exceptionally good - with meanings, symbol descriptions and thought-provokinq questions for every card. I got very involved in the story... especially since I already love Hyperion (although the book is also easily a stand-alone . I found so many nuggets of wisdom in this book ...not just regarding Tarot, but Life itself. Definitely a book to come back to again and again. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

About the author

Kirsten Weiss writes laugh-out-loud, page-turning mysteries and now this work of experimental fiction, The Mysteries of Tarot. Her heroines aren’t perfect, but they’re smart, they struggle, and they succeed. Kirsten writes in a house high on a hill in the Colorado woods and occasionally ventures out for wine and chocolate. Or for a visit to the local pie shop.

Kirsten is best known for her Wits’ End, Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum, and Tea & Tarot cozy mystery books. So if you like funny, action-packed mysteries with complicated heroines, just turn the page…

You can find Kirsten at KirstenWeiss.com