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Unlock the secrets of the future with "Telling Fortunes by Cards: A Symposium of the Several Ancient and Modern Methods as Practiced by Arab Seers and Sibyls and the Romany Gypsies," by Mohammed Ali. This comprehensive guide explores the ancient art of card reading, drawing upon diverse traditions of divination. Delve into the methods employed by Arab seers, legendary sibyls, and the enigmatic Romany gypsies.
Explore a range of fortune-telling techniques, offering insights into the occult practices that have captivated seekers for centuries. This meticulously prepared edition presents a timeless resource for those interested in fortune-telling, card reading, and the rich history of divination. Discover the enduring power and mystique of cards as tools for understanding fate and destiny. Whether you are a novice or an experienced practitioner, this volume provides a valuable exploration of a perennially fascinating subject.
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