Per Espera Ad Astra : Mon carnet journalier du Tarot: An Intergalactic Guide to Finding Your Glow

Review "A gorgeously drawn book about the universality of self-care. It's full of simple yet powerful tips for nurturing your mind, body and soul, complete with soothing, spacey illustrations that show that self-care really is for everyone." -Sweety High "Dreamy landscapes, delicious-looking food and space-age advice." -CBR.com "Robin Eisenberg's illustrations of purple-skinned, pink-haired, super-sexy space beauties are soothing enough. But in Cosmic Care: An Intergalactic Guide to Finding Your Glow, they come with self-care tips useful for Earth babes, too." -BUST Product Description "Per Aspera Ad Astra : Mon carnet Journalier du Tarot" est, comme indiqué, un carnet de 300 pages avec des illustrations colorées et quelques indications sur la façon d'effectuer des tirages divinatoires avec les bonnes énergies et les bons outils, peut importe de jeu de Tarot que vous choisirez. Il vous aidera à observer et lier votre intuition à vos tirages, grâce aux notes que vous prendrez et sur lesquelles vous reviendrez en temps voulu afin de confirmer vos divinations. Personne ne nous apprend que pour aller dans la bonne direction dans les arts divinatoires, il faut observer et entraîner son intuition afin de pourvoir la suivre aveuglément. Mais aussi savoir quand l'écouter et quand réfléchir. Bonne chance ! OffHeyNyxe. From the Back Cover Cosmic Care brings readers on a dreamy journey through space to reveal tips that will help them unlock their inner glow. Featuring the visionary art and signature style of Robin Eisenberg, Cosmic Care is an escape into a vivid, immersive universe that's simultaneously familiar, relatable, and out of this world. Filled with vibrant illustrations and never-before-seen art, Cosmic Care offers feel-good advice to relax, find peace, stop and smell the bioluminescent flora, and bring out your stellar luminosity. About the Author Robin Eisenberg is an artist and illustrator based in Los Angeles. Her vibrant, technicolor illustrations of alien women have been featured in Nylon, Playboy, LA Weekly, and more, and she's done a number of collaborations with popular brands like Vans and Thrasher. When she's not drawing, she practices self-care by taking long drives around LA, watching Star Trek, and petting cute dogs.