Streetwise Tarot by Mark Lewis

Streetwise Tarot by Mark Lewis

There are literally hundreds of books written on the Tarot. However, this is probably the only one with a streetwise approach. This unorthodox system gives the reader a more realistic attitude to the Tarot based on practicality rather than too much airy-fairy metaphysical theorising.

This is not to say that there is no spiritual element to this method along with an attitude of empathy and compassion that the author believes is essential for a Tarot reader. There is an entire chapter on the ethics of Tarot reading, a subject which is rarely, if even ever discussed in other books on the subject.

Another area that is rarely if ever covered in books on the Tarot is how to make money once you have learned how to do it There is an entire chapter on this mercenary subject

One unique feature of this book is a memory system whereupon the meanings of all 78 cards can be remembered without months of practice. It should take one to two weeks with this technique. In fact, two weeks is a very conservative estimate. One week is far more likely

Mark Lewis works in a variety of settings including psychic fairs, flea markets, and corporate events. He also has a thriving private practice. Consequently, his approach is different to that of other psychic readers, and he's happy to give you the benefit of his versatility and 33 years of experience.

Himmler's Jewish Tailor: The Tale of Holocaust Survivor Jacob Frank, co-authored by Mark Lewis, is an oral history of a Polish Jew who owned a clothing factory at the SS-run work camp on Lipowa Street in Lublin, Poland. Lewis is a Ph.D. holder. He holds a Ph.D. in European history from the University of California, Los Angeles, and is an assistant professor of European history at the City University of New York's College of Staten Island.