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I also like that she asks questions to draw out conclusions from those beliefs. If you believe the 'answers' come solely from your own subconscious, then obviously aspects can be wrong, but even tarot readers who swear they don't believe in a higher force and only read to get a better understanding of themselves will insist that the cards are always right. The logic doesn't track.

I really appreciate Moore's insistence on people setting down what they believe right at the start. She's right, it's very easy to go from "I don't believe in a higher power or fixed future" to "but that's not a prediction". There's just too strong of an ingrained cultural habit of what a tarot reading question "should" sound like to not default to fortune-telling if you're not conscious of it.

Read this through in a couple of hours and will now be restarting to go more in depth with the exercises. Thank god for the lack of woo.

Great book for beginners, simple and to the point without any personal essays to bog it down (so far at least). I always like getting different nuances of interpretations