I wrote this ebook because it’s very difficult to come across reliable information about the original tarot system of ancient Egypt.
Most people aren’t even aware of it – they’re only exposed to the christianized Rider-Waite version that departs from natural principles the cards represent.
To write this book I researched all the genuine ancient Egyptian tarot sources (provided at the end of the book) and designed cards in a way that would most accurately reflect the principles of nature.
Thus, this book has not only information about universal principles that each card stands for, but also original illustrations of those principles.
I researched not only ancient Egyptian card symbolism, but also constellations that each card represents, each sign, planet and number as it relates to this system.
Also, I included information about how to read the cards, different spread methods, how to make sure the cards show the truth, in-depth explanation of the major arcana, playing cards and minor arcana correspondences, in-depth minor arcana explanation, and much more.
I hope that this book will help you see universal principles in each tarot card so that these cards are no longer divorced from the rest of life but are its representations.
This is what Egyptian tarot cards are designed to do, and by seeing them this way you will be able to get life lessons from each one of them, whether through making a spread or by simply drawing one card in the morning to start your day.
The book format is PDF. It has 301 pages.
The suggested donation for this book is $29.99.
You can view the chapters of this book here:
Dear Simona Rich,
I hope this email finds you well. I am a friend from China, and I’ve been deeply fascinated by Tarot since I was 11 years old. It’s not just a passing interest; it’s been a long – standing passion that has accompanied me through my growing – up years.
Recently, I’ve become especially engrossed in Egyptian – themed Tarot. I’m truly captivated by its unique symbols, the rich cultural heritage it represents, and the profound insights it offers. However, I was disheartened to learn that your book on this topic has been taken off the shelves.
Your book was a beacon of knowledge for me. I believe it holds the keys to unlocking more mysteries of Egyptian Tarot that I’ve been yearning to understand. I sincerely hope that you might consider sharing an e – version of it with me. This would mean the world to me and greatly aid my studies.
I understand that this is a big ask, but your work has the potential to inspire and educate someone like me who is truly passionate about this field. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I eagerly await your response.
With warm regards,
Arachalambina Liu
Dear [Author’s Name],
I hope this email finds you well. I am a friend from China, and I’ve been deeply fascinated by Tarot since I was 11 years old. It’s not just a passing interest; it’s been a long – standing passion that has accompanied me through my growing – up years.
Recently, I’ve become especially engrossed in Egyptian – themed Tarot. I’m truly captivated by its unique symbols, the rich cultural heritage it represents, and the profound insights it offers. However, I was disheartened to learn that your book on this topic has been taken off the shelves.
Your book was a beacon of knowledge for me. I believe it holds the keys to unlocking more mysteries of Egyptian Tarot that I’ve been yearning to understand. I sincerely hope that you might consider sharing an e – version of it with me. This would mean the world to me and greatly aid my studies.
I understand that this is a big ask, but your work has the potential to inspire and educate someone like me who is truly passionate about this field. Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I eagerly await your response.
With warm regards,
Arachalambina Liu