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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2015 · 53 MIN

Tarot reversals made easy (third in a series of 3) New fun tarot game: "The Worst Day Ever!!"

from The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot–EVER!! · host Easy Tarot Lessons

Reversal suck! Well, they don't have to; not any more, not for you. We have a new fun tarot game for you today that will help you quickly and easily remove any lingering apprehension to reversed tarot cards. And, as a bonus, this game will help sharpen your wit, conversational skills, and story telling abilities. The tarot is an incredibly useful tool for building communication skills. This is often overlookd by all of the nonsensical superstition people pile on top of the cards. Becky and I sat down and tried out a new game I devised to help you get over any fears or hesitance about reversed tarot cards. We had fun and I hope you will too. This game draws from various exercises and games taught in in The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot—EVER!! and Advanced Tarot Secrets, specifically Freinds & Enemies, Mob Scene, Exercises 2 and 4, and the never-ending story. Thanks for being here. Please let me know if you have any questions.Dusty :-)

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