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The Map & The Mirrors: The Alchemist Guide to Tarot is a stripped-down, soul-first guide for anyone who wants to read Tarot as a conversation, not a performance. This book doesn't overcomplicate the cards or hide meaning behind jargon. It honors structure, but leaves space for intuition. Inside, you'll find: Upright and reversed meanings for all 78 cards Zodiac and elemental associations Simple ""ketchup phrases"" to capture the card's core A breakdown of court cards, numerology, and groupings Wide margins to scribe your own notes, symbols, and truth Written from a place of survival, grief, and deep healing, this guide was born from the moments when Tarot gave language to the unspeakable and helped the author turn chaos into clarity. Let this be a mirror for your own story. Let it speak to you. Ashton is also a survivor of domestic violence, which fuels their passion for helping others heal from abuse. They are dedicated to supporting survivors and empowering people to thrive beyond trauma. To that end, 2% of all profits are donated to domestic violence nonprofits and community outreach programs. If this book brought you insight or comfort, please consider leaving a review. Your words help others find theirs.

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Ashton Ashcroft is an intuitive tarot reader & spiritualist who believes divination is less about predicting the future & more about understanding your present. They wrote The Map & The Mirrors & The Words That Saved Me for anyone who's ever felt shut out of traditional spiritual spaces or overwhelmed by rules & rituals. Their approach is practical, honest & rooted in lived experience. You don't need a fancy deck or formal training to read the cards, just a willingness to listen.Ashton is also a survivor of domestic violence, which fuels their passion for helping others heal from abuse. They are dedicated to supporting survivors & empowering people to thrive beyond trauma. To that end, 2% of all profits are donated to domestic violence nonprofits & community outreach programs.When they're not working with clients, you can find them wandering the mountains, caring for their plants, or spending time with their dogs.

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