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Allow today's cards to illuminate your path! Your tarot reading reveals the secrets in the areas of love, job, and self-improvement. Don't just acknowledge the message, but rather internalize it, and ...

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We’re talking tarot, folks. Humans have been dancing with divination since time immemorial, but the oldest surviving set of tarot cards, known as the Visconti-Sforza deck, dates to 16th-century Italy.

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