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Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic: An Interactive Guide to Tarot, Ritual, and Personal Growth
Learn how to use tarot for radical self-love, personal reflection, and imbuing every day with magic in this vibrant, interactive guide to divination, co-created by the founder of The 52 Lists Project, Moorea Seal, and debut author and illustrator Callie Little.
Each of us has a hero inside—an inner guide fueled by intuition and self-compassion who steers us through the journey of life. Tarot utilizes the hero’s journey to explore the challenges of this universal experience with its imagery and rich symbolism. This luxurious, soothing, interactive guide to the tarot is your chance to explore your personal hero’s journey and all the magic that resides within.
A collaboration between 52 Lists Project founder, author and artist Moorea Seal and multidisciplinary artist and writer Callie Little, Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic examines tarot through a contemporary lens, focusing on mental health, coping skills, and the pursuit of self-discovery. Inside, tarot practitioners old and new will find a timeline of its evolution, followed by beginner-friendly tips for reading the cards, preceded by in-depth interpretations of the cards from an inclusive, modern point of view. Each card is rendered with beautiful, layered artwork and is linked to a gemstone, song, number, and a simple, approachable activity or writing prompt which are infused with inspiration from Cognitive Behavioral and Dialectical Behavioral therapeutic models. The activities throughout will challenge you to show up for yourself, cultivate healthy rituals to promote wellbeing, and develop skills to support you every step of the way.
Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic is a workbook that brings the rich, centuries-old symbolism of tarot to the modern age and helps readers of all origins to see that every little thing we do truly is magic.
Each of us has a hero inside—an inner guide fueled by intuition and self-compassion who steers us through the journey of life. Tarot utilizes the hero’s journey to explore the challenges of this universal experience with its imagery and rich symbolism. This luxurious, soothing, interactive guide to the tarot is your chance to explore your personal hero’s journey and all the magic that resides within.
A collaboration between 52 Lists Project founder, author and artist Moorea Seal and multidisciplinary artist and writer Callie Little, Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic examines tarot through a contemporary lens, focusing on mental health, coping skills, and the pursuit of self-discovery. Inside, tarot practitioners old and new will find a timeline of its evolution, followed by beginner-friendly tips for reading the cards, preceded by in-depth interpretations of the cards from an inclusive, modern point of view. Each card is rendered with beautiful, layered artwork and is linked to a gemstone, song, number, and a simple, approachable activity or writing prompt which are infused with inspiration from Cognitive Behavioral and Dialectical Behavioral therapeutic models. The activities throughout will challenge you to show up for yourself, cultivate healthy rituals to promote wellbeing, and develop skills to support you every step of the way.
Every Little Thing You Do Is Magic is a workbook that brings the rich, centuries-old symbolism of tarot to the modern age and helps readers of all origins to see that every little thing we do truly is magic.
- GenresTarot
176 pages, Paperback
Published August 6, 2024
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October 23, 2024
a really lovely guidebook for anyone looking to learn more about tarot!! so thoughtfully written and beautifully designed. i’ve been practicing tarot for a while now but i still learned a lot, and i think anyone new to the practice would also get a lot from this book!
January 9, 2026
A beautiful and thought-provoking reference book that I will keep on my shelves and return to over and over again.
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