Kitchen Table Tarot

Pull up a Chair, Shuffle the Cards, and Let’s Talk Tarot

De: Melissa Cynova

Narrado por: Nicol Zanzarella

Duración: 5 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Learn to read with your own voice and get the answers to all of your questions.

For years, Melissa Cynova has been sitting down with friends and neighbors who are curious about the tarot. She's heard all the questions and misconceptions that can confuse newcomers (and sometimes more experienced readers, too). Kitchen Table Tarot was written as a guide for anyone looking for no-nonsense lessons with a warm, friendly, and knowledgeable teacher.

Join Melissa as she shares straightforward guidance on decks, spreads, card meanings, and symbols. Filled with real-life examples and personal explanations of what it's like to read the cards, this book tells it like it is and provides the information you need to read with confidence.

©2017 Melissa Cynova (P)2019 Tantor

Like talking to a friend.

The book is written in a way that feels like you’re learning from a friend. Audible version was well read. Recommend for any new Tarot reader.

BEST explanation of court cards out there.

This book's greatest value is in the explanation of the court cards. As well, I found the relaxed and witty style of the writing, which was was well-reflected in the voice actor's delivery, quite enjoyable.

It just clicked

So, you know when you have that ah-ha moment and things just start clicking into place? That’s what this book did for me. I love the explanations. And simple terms used to help you get it. This would be a great beginner book or even for those who’ve been around the block a time or two. It is like sitting down at the table with your besties and having a conversation.

Perfection!

It’s literally been amazing to listen too! I’ll have to skim it often when I need guidance! And I guarantee I’ll listen to it several times!!

SPOT -ON!

I Loved it! Melissa is So down to earth.Her writing style is warm+ welcoming! Like sitting down with a good friend to chit/chat. Having pretty wicked dyslexia, it helps to hear the spoken word of this Book.This particular version of learning is easier to absorb than just reading it from a book.In either case i must focus intently to understand the information.I enjoy the Tarot/Oracle cards.It's an interesting tool to help unlock my connection with Spirit.And I really love helping others when i can. Love You Melissa! Great Job on this!!

Simply Wonderful

I say “Simply” for a reason in this title. I’ve been reading tarot for quite some time and have come across dozens of books and workshops to not only gain knowledge myself, but to be able to recommend to others something they may be looking for. Out of all these courses and books, I have never before found one that was Simple. Simply easy to understand, Simply easy to connect with, Simply interesting and Simply damn funny throughout the book! It isn’t long and drawn out with technical jargon which I can’t stand. It’s a very good book for beginners I would think and an excellent book for those of us who like getting a fresh take on tarot readings. For me, reading can get stale and soggy like crackers left uncovered here in the muggy South. I’ve just enjoyed 5 hours of fun and found practical tidbits of information I have not heard before or thought of myself. As a fairly new reader, I took a course on tarot thinking it would help me become more confident in my readings. By the time I quite the course, it took me months to undo the ball-busting, mind messing shenanigans that course I paid a bundle for caused me. Now, I’m an old dog who loves to learn new thoughts on tarot. This book is truly the first out of all my years that I had a blast reading! Thank you Melissa! I invite you to my Kitchen Table anytime!!

Love her vibe and humor!

love her narrative style.
made me chuckle a few times and caught my focus.
descriptions were vivid and made familiar links.

Great starting point for Tarot

An easy to understand breakdown of each card and story plug-ins from both ancient fables and pop-culture to help remember the symbolism of each. The narrator has a grounded "witchy" voice that made it fun to listen to, in contrast to the some of the other narrators of this genre that can feel a bit airy and hard to take in for "down to earth" kinds of people. This book also lays out some unexpected great advice for people looking to read as a profession, which wasn't what I was originally was looking for, but found to be very helpful when thinking about reading for friends or at parties. This is a great starting point for people who are looking for a card to card walk-through of their deck. I recommend having your deck close by and laying out each card as the author points out characteristics in the illustrations of each.

Great book for learning and understanding tarot

I loved the down to earth nature of the author. She manages to be sincere and profession, while explaining parts of tarot reading that can be difficult or personal. The way she explains the cards (each individually as well as suits, numbers and courts) it so helpful and easy to understand. With the understanding and explanation she gives, it is impossible not to remember. Of course, she is the first to normalize and validate the need to refer to a book during readings. If you are starting out, this is a great book. I listen/read after doing readings for a study project and I really enjoyed this book. I now refer people to it and the 78 degrees of wisdom as must have's in their library.

Great info!

This book is Tarot, simplified. Very down to earth and easy to understand. It’s very much like the title says, sitting at the kitchen table enjoying a cup of coffee with a knowledgeable, experienced reader for a crash course in the major and minor arcana and how to interpret them in a reading as well as individually. Well worth the listen.

My one gripe is the narrator, whose voice is great but doesn’t quite “fit” the subject matter. She would be better suited for diaper commercial voiceovers or children’s fairy tale audiobooks. It wasn’t so bad I hated to listen to it, but it was a little annoying.