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DuQuette describes the Tarot as a living mandala
Spine ends bumped and rubbed with some light fraying spine ends
Evidences from psychology and scripture that the celestials can instantaneously and freely communicate across distance indefinitely great
The pages and 11 botanical engravings are crisp
670 references: besides standard references are also letters
UNIVERSAL DREAM BOOK / FORTUNE TELLER - Zadkiel / Sibly, 1920s OCCULT DIVINATION EARTH / ANIMALS DuQuette describes the Tarot asTHE UNIVERSAL DREAM BOOK & THE POPULAR FORTUNE TELLER Book Details + Condition: David McKay Company (Philadelphia). Circa 1920s (nd). 278 pages with advertisements at rear. Two books in one: The Universal Dream Book by Zadkiel, and The Popular Fortune Teller by E. Sibly. Hardcover. Red cloth boards, black lettered on spine. Zadkiel's dream book offers a dictionarystyle guide to interpreting your night time visions: To dream of standing in a carpeted
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