Your Self Gift for 2023 Holidays: Ordering the Rider Waite Tarot Deck

 The first one on your holiday gift list has to be yourself. Especially in this roller-coaster time for the economy. If you're like most of the rest of those struggling in America, your sources of income are vulnerable. 



And, maybe I am biased but the best self gift, given all the turbulence expected in 2024, is buying yourself the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck. Right now on Amazon it's on sale for $14.50. Usually it retails for $18.85. Or you can pop into a spiritual retail shop to purchase those beginner cards. My favorite is Strega in Sierra Vista, Arizona.

The New York Times assures you that you can learn how to read the 78 mystical Tarot cards to beef up your self-awareness. Most of mankind is born and dies without ever knowing who they are. That accounts for the lion's share of human myopia and lousy decision-making, particularly about how to create, preserve and grow wealth.

That NYT article provides the fundamentals of DIY Tarot readings. In this guide - free to you - I provide step-by-step direction for you to interpret the cards.  However, the best guide for picking up messaging from the Tarot is you. There are no universals or absolutes. Just open yourself to Spirit.

However, another kind of gift to yourself is a professional Tarot reading. Please contact Jane Genova for an appointment (text or phone 203-468-8579 or janegenova374@gmail.com). At the front-end I welcome introducing you to the service as a complimentary consultation so you can check if there is a connection. 

Tarot Card Reader. Medium. Intuitive Career Coach.

Don’t Give Up Before the Miracle.

Empathy and compassion.

No-pressure complimentary consultation about the answers you need. Then, fees custom-made for your budget.

For an appointment, please contact janegenova374@gmail.com or text 203-468-8579.


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