Eugene Smith – författare

Designed for those who love working with power animals or animal totems, the Animal Totem Tarot keeps the integrity of the tarot intact while honouring the wild beauty of our animal companions. Cleverly invoking Rider-Waite symbolism, the artistry present in the cards resonates with shamanic, Pagan, and archetypal approaches to spiritual insight. The guidebook includes how-to instructions, card interpretations, and spread ideas.

Welcome to Wonderland, where the air sparkles with revelation and wisdom is carried on the breeze. Tarot in Wonderland is a deck where tarot and the characters from Alice s adventures meet. True to the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith cards and based on Lewis Carroll s imaginative creations, this deck is a beautiful mirror world that awakens intuition and creates a reading experience of curious delights.

Blending the divinatory power of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot with the visionary writings of Edgar Allan Poe, this deck provides deep spiritual insights into who you are and what you might become. Stunning illustrations based on Poe s tales of the mysterious and the macabre illuminate the imagination and open the soul to fantastical realms of spirit.

These fun mini-editions of some of Llewellyn s best-selling tarot decks are perfect for on-the-go readings. Small enough to fit in a pocket or a purse, you can carry your deck everywhere. They also make great gifts and stocking stuffers for tarot fans. Whether you are an expert reader or just starting your tarot journey, a tarot mini deck will be an exciting and practical addition to your collection.

Eugene Smith lost his mother, wife, and infant son in the mass murder-suicide at Jonestown, Guyana, on November 18, 1978. Repatriated by the US authorities on New Year's Eve, he broke a $50 bill stashed in his shoe to buy breakfast for himself and a fellow survivor.Returning to California at age twenty-one, Smith faced the daunting challenge of building from scratch a meaningful and self-sufficient life in the American society he thought he had left behind. 'My first responsibility as a survivor,' he writes, 'was not to embarrass my mother or my wife or my child, and to set an example that can't be questioned.'Back to the World: A Life after Jonestown is the story of a double survival: first of the destruction of the idealistic but tragically flawed Peoples Temple community, then of its aftermath.Having survived, Smith has hard questions for today's America. 'It's irritating to me that, four decades later, like a broken record, we're going through all this all over again,' he writes.

Find out how to nurture your intuition and intuitive intelligence so you can make quicker and more accurate decisions in fast-moving situations with limited information, gain insights into other people’s states of mind, motives and intentions, sense what’s the right thing to do when you’re ethically challenged, and seek out creative solutions to your decisions and dilemmas.