“This isn’t just another book about tarot or magical objects. It’s an invitation to weave together two profound traditions in a way that makes both more powerful. It’s a practical guide to creating lasting change, yes, but it’s also something rarer: a reminder that magic doesn’t require us to abandon reason but rather to expand upon it. Talismans and Tarot shows us that sometimes the most powerful magic comes from combining traditions in new ways.” —Benebell Wen, author of Holistic Tarot   As our ancestors did before us, we often put our faith in lucky charms and talismans. Maybe you have a protective charm like a guardian angel pendant or an evil eye. Perhaps it is a family heirloom, a crystal, a small figurine, a foreign coin, or another fascinating object that brings you comfort and luck. We turn to these touchstones when we are fearful or in need of comfort. Or when we’re inspired or ambitious and want to believe that anything is possible.   Incorporating talismans with tarot