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In the 1920s, legend has it, a Romany named""Gypsy Rickwood"" published a fortune-telling manual based on ancient techniques. His or her (we no longer know if it was a man or a woman) wisdom is ...

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What do you think about astrology, fortune tellers and tarot cards? According to a new report by the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan, nonadvocacy fact tank out of Washington, D.C., 30% of Americans ...

Visiting a fortune teller has been a common practice across various cultures for centuries. The allure of peeking into the future or gaining insight into life’s uncertainties is powerful. This ...

In this installment of Practical Magic, Lisa Stardust explains reading tarot with playing cards, or cartomancy. Always remember that magic is for believers, but this column can also simply serve as a ...