Book Review Chapter 1: Unlocking the Tarot Create Your Own Keys

[@dazzleships9]

I needed this uplifting story this morning!

[@thefoolsapprentice]

I was so taken aback by Lisa's generosity. Thanks for wat😊chingl

[@Lisa_Papez]

Oh my goodness Benny! This was so lovely to watch - thank you - as always for all you share and contribute! 🙏🥰

[@thefoolsapprentice]

I'm so looking forward to the rest of the book. I'm really your writing style.

[@janetdanes7945]

This book is going to be my deep-dive study for 2025. I’m so glad that you plan a chapter-by-chapter study as well. I’ll be joining you. This is going to be excellent.

[@thefoolsapprentice]

Thank you. I'm looking forward to the book journey. 😊

[@KarenLawana]

Hi Benny! I have worked my way through most of this book, and I have learned so much. Lisa is a master at explaining the cards in a way that makes tarot relatable, no matter what our experience level. Between this book and your one card study series, I'm starting to feel less like a tarot newbie. It was an amazing gesture that she publicly acknowledged your input and what it meant to her.

[@thefoolsapprentice]

I'm so glad you're finding the book helpful. I also appreciate your continued support.😊

[@SalemElectro7]

I’m so stoked to hear you talk about this book. Lisa is so marvelous and I’m working thru it as well. I’m a seasoned reader and have read a million tarot books over the last 24 years, but this one has got me lit up. I wish this book existed when I first started. Side note, I ordered mine from Amazon after it was released and it still took 3.5 weeks to get to me even tho it was prime and in stock. Made me nuts. I like that this is truly like Lisa hangin out with you while you experiment with tarot. It’s so great. I’m really enjoying seeing everyone talk about their own experience with it. Writing on a deck is the thing I had a really hard time with 😂, but I purchased a deck in wasn’t familiar with instead of a second copy of a fav. I really have been enjoying the process of deep diving with a deck but in a super fun way. Thanks for sharing your journey with us, Benny!❤

[@thefoolsapprentice]

I ended up buying a traditional tarot deck so I could work with the original artwork. I'm hoping this makes a huge difference in my studies. Thanks for watching 😊

[@Devoted_Divination]

Omg Benny, I'm so excited you are doing this! I am also newer to Tarot and just started reading Lisa's book. Out of all the Tarot books I've thumbed through, this one is by far the BEST. I love her writing style.. kind of like a best friend teaching you about Tarot instead of a cold general guide of card meanings. She is absolutely brilliant! Thank you x 1000 for doing this series. Looking forward to it. ❤🎉

[@thefoolsapprentice]

I too love her writing style. It is so accessible. Thanks for watching. 😊

[@rebeckajarl3934]

I'm a Swedish, neurodivergent, queer person. I think everyone needs to get validation more often! Even more when it comes to spiritual, self care or creative expressions. Why I pointed out I'm Swedish is because if a Swedish person would need to be given their first Tarot deck it would either be because they grow up in a Tarot practicing family or they got it as an gag gift... It is possible others ways but the Swedish culture are very much, individuality, you are not really allowed to ask people what they believe in, nor what their political stance are. And if asked you have the absolute right to say I won't answer that question. You can choose to share your beliefs and political views, but no one has the right to ask you what you voted on and expect an answer. If you are teacher in Swedish schools you are not allowed to teach about your faith. We have a religious class where all the major world religions are part of the subject, and can go in to other types of faith. You can be brought up in any or non faith, at 16 you can choose to formally convert to a faith without your parents approval even though for most things it's as a 18 year old. So the concept of giving a person a Tarot deck without first making sure that person already are really in to tarot, metaphysical interest. Would most likely not be a thing. On the other hand you might have some kind of metaphysical shop in tiny towns. And have a lot of people teaching any and every form of spirituality in the smallest village. It's just not allowed to teach or promote as specific faith as better or more valid in school. Not even the national faith the Swedish church... or at least that was the rules when I was in school that is a time back now. There is a third probably option if someone was giving a way Tarot decks in town or as a part of an event you are going to... and is it really a gift? Party favours are probably the most likely way. I have been out of touch of Swedish culture for the last 15 years or so. Because of my neurodivergence. Still really unlike