MEDIEVAL PDF GYPSY TAROT.

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This PDF Medieval Gypsy Tarot comprises of 36 cards, placed in pdf e-book for easy printing. The Medieval Gypsy Tarot Cards are based on a similar theme as the Hungarian Gypsy tarot, or the Zigeuner cards, but the images are portraying Medieval scenes.

The cards available in pdf format for you to print. If you unable to print it yourself, we can send it to a printing company for you and they will charge about $20.00AUD for printing plus deilivery to any country. It will be printed as a business card, the images will be vibrant and clear.

The pdf tarot is not locked, therefore you are able to copy and paste the images. With the pdf you can chose your prefer method or office works to print it for you

PDF DOWNLOAD PRICE: $19.00AUD

MEDIEVAL GYPSY TAROT DESIGN.

The Medieval Tarot is a digital card, in pdf publication. Download the sample tarot card before you decide if this tarot is for you.

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The Ecclesiastic Message.

The Ecclesiastic derived from an ancient language Sanskrit and it's meaning is messenger, dialogue, spiritual enlightenment. The Ecclesiastic card speaks of an 'inner dialogue', the thinking soul, allowing to join with the natural rhythms of the Universe, its vibration, resonance, the bioplasma which flows along the lines correlates directly with your emotions. The combination of a standing light grid with energy flowing through it holds the physical body together in its form, nurtures it with life energy, and serves as a communication and integration system that keeps the body functioning as a single organism. All of these levels of the human energy field act holographically to influence each other. We have the potential to consciously connect with each sphere of Energy Centres of experience within our Galaxy or our body, embracing our full Soul Potential and the change we want to see within ourselves, within the world. That is the reason why in the Sanskrit language you are referred to as a temple, a place of worship.