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    Playing Cards and the Game of Living Well

    By Kenneth P. Langer

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    About this ebook

    Playing cards can be used for more than just games. Every deck is full of symbolism. Each number, suit, and personality can represent something unique and can be used, with your imagination, to help you find answers to your questions. This is not magic or carnival trickery. Playing cards are just symbols and images that can be used to unlock your unconscious and help you see things in a new way. This book will reveal the characteristics of all the different parts of the cards: the suits, the numbers, the court cards, and the jokers and will then demonstrate how to read the cards by combining their different elements. Next, the book will reveal how to read cards in combinations of up to three cards in order to get answers to specific questions. In short, this book is about learning how to play the greatest game of all–the game of living well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKenneth P. Langer
    Release dateSep 28, 2019
    ISBN9781949464061
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    Playing Cards and the Game of Living Well
    Author

    Kenneth P. Langer

    Dr. Kenneth Langer is a published writer, composer, and poet and is the author of several books and articles on spiritual living. He has commercially published over 30 works of music, as well as several books and poems. He lives in the Boston area. He retired from college teaching.

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