Inner Pathways to the Divine: Exploring Your Spiritual Self Through the Tarot's Major Mentors ebook

by Diane Toland

Diane Toland New Age and Spirituality English

Start by marking Inner Pathways to the Divine: Experiencing . Consider them as 22 teachers or mentors-major mentors-in your life's work. You've likely heard the expression, "When the student is ready, the teacher will come. Well, the teachers are here! Get A Copy.

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Ms Toland leaves her opinions out. She describes the cards, the 22 major arcana, in descriptive rather than analytical . Diane Toland has come up with a great method for self-discovery with this book

Ms Toland leaves her opinions out. She describes the cards, the 22 major arcana, in descriptive rather than analytical terms, and she challenges the reader to interpret the symbols and relate them to his or her own life. That is a major plus. Another is how the reader is asked to use the cards. Not as oracles, but as stepping stones to create one's own affirmations and actions. Diane Toland has come up with a great method for self-discovery with this book. Using the Tarot's mentors as references to the different aspects of the self, we are able to take a good look at our strengths and weaknesses.

After a brief introduction, where Toland describes the Major Arcana as "mentors" and expresses that her belief the . In the companion book to the Storyteller Tarot, I included a section at the end of each card's chapter called "Your Personal " (insert name of Major Arcana card).

After a brief introduction, where Toland describes the Major Arcana as "mentors" and expresses that her belief the tarot can be much more than a predictive tool, the bulk of the book's material is found in Chapter Two: Self-Exploration and the Major Mentors. This chapter contains 88 pages-the entire book is only 125 pages (not including the acknowledgements and references). Chapter Two is divided into 22 sections, one for each of the Majors.

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Imagine moving down a corridor lined with 22 magic mirrors. Picture yourself gazing into each of those mirrors to find a specific aspect of yourself reflected back to you. Consider them as 22 teachers or mentors--major mentors--in your life's work. You've likely heard the expression, "When the student is ready, the teacher will come." Well, the teachers are here!

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My favorite line in Diane Toland's insightful little Tarot book, "Inner Pathways to the Divine", made me laugh out loud and reads as follows, "Relegating the tarot cards to the role of fortune-telling is like using a samurai sword to make a sandwich." Spiritual warriors unite! In my opinion, her words ring true to the deeper intent of the Tarot's message, meaning and purpose.
Toland has devised a book which takes the reader through an experience of the Tarot's Major Arcana, incorporating the knowledge of each archetype into a personal relationship for the initiate. The reader is encouraged to explore each major arcana card through personal feelings, associations, and actions taken in the reader's life. Focus is maintained with an affirmation unique to the message of each tarot card. The lesson of each card is integrated further with personal expression when readers select a song, art, literature or film that relates to each archetype. Finally, a Tarot Mandala is created utilizing images that symbolize each Major Arcana card to the reader.
In this writer's opinion, most Tarot books read like recipe books with ready-made interpretations of each card which appeal to the mind's search for a quantified answer. This approach addresses the person from the neck up with insight, but does not allow for the querant's full body awareness and integration of the energy represented by that card. It leaves out the initiate's personal material, intuition, and shuns the great mystery with all it's unanswerable possibilities.
The Tarot is meant to be a wholistic experience. In order to make a lasting, and, possibly, life changing impression, the querant needs to have a personal experience of the card and it's lesson. Toland's book guides the reader through this experience with her compassionate wisdom. This book is highly recommended for those who wish to dip into the esoteric pool of wisdom deep within one's own soul.

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Diane Toland has come up with a great method for self-discovery with this book. Using the Tarot's mentors as references to the different aspects of the self, we are able to take a good look at our strengths and weaknesses. An easy and enjoyable book to read, Diane presents a step-by-step plan to improve ourselves with what we have discovered.You don't have to know anything about the Tarot to benefit from this book, and it doesn't matter what your religious beliefs are. Instead of using the Tarot as a "fortune-telling" device, Diane presents it as a tool for us to create a better reality for ourselves. The affirmations are great,too. Highly recommended.

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I have explored the world within me for most of my adult life. Among all the studies I have examined, my least favorite has been tarot. Diane Toland has changed my mind, as she offers a fresh perspective on an ancient notion. Tarot generally offers "insights and explanations" of the various cards; even the best readers I have gone to, apply their insights to pre-established explanations, which, although not always the same, tend to be in proximity to the rest. Ms Toland leaves her opinions out. She describes the cards, the 22 major arcana, in descriptive rather than analytical terms, and she challenges the reader [student] to interpret the symbols and relate them to his or her own life. That is a major plus. Another is how the reader is asked to use the cards. Not as oracles, but as stepping stones to create one's own affirmations and actions. As the author of a "quest book," I see "Inner Pathways to the Divine" as a quest--a journey within--as the author does. The notion of self-exploration is appealing to me, and I would recommend this book to anyone whose life is not exactly what they want it to be, professionally or personally. It is simplistic in style and language, perfect for those who have never taken a trip inside themselves. Even experienced travelers will find the book charming, if not useful. How can one not benefit from a person whose raison d'etre is helping others? But don't just read the book. Too many "self-helpers" are well read, but make the reading an intellectual experience, often reciting the dozens of books they have read on personal development. If you want to succeed in changing your life, "DOING" must replace "THINKING." Here the author shines, providing the student with guidelines to create their own specific self-exploration and affirmations and actions. As an art lover, I particularly enjoyed her suggestion to employ art at the end of each chapter, and I whole-heartedly endorse her belief that, "Art touches the soul." More than a book on tarot, "Inner Pathways..." is a challenge to pay attention to one's life, making everything in our lives our teachers, when we, the students, are ready.