**Click here to READ A CHAPTER
from INVITATION TO WONDER**


We've all heard of the movies"The Secret",
"Down the Rabbit Hole" and "What the Bleep Do
We Know?"  It sure is a great time for thought-provoking theater-going!

The quantum ideas presented in "What the Bleep" and "The Secret" have been flying around for years, and are not new in the sense of how the scientific or spiritual communities have considered reality.

What IS new - and exciting - is the fact that hoards of average people are flocking to the film to hear its message: "If we learn to think differently about what is 'REAL,' we truly can change the world."

Don't go running scared upon hearing the words "quantum physics!" There are many books available which speak in readable language about the fascinating view of the cosmos that quantum physics presents.

One such book is Michael Talbot's "The Holographic Universe." (Harper Collins, NY, 1991) Many of this author's insights and explanations are referred to in the final chapter of my book "Invitation to Wonder," because they hint at explanations about how Tarot, or any divination system, might "work."

Here is a sample from the final chapter of "Invitation to Wonder":

"In the 1950's physicist David Bohm discovered that...there were responses between [subatomic] particles without any sign of communication or causal relationship. Bohm [further stated] his belief that 'consciousness is a more subtle form of matter, and the basis for any relationship between the two lies not in our own level of reality, but deep in the implicate order. Consciousness is present in various degrees of unfoldment in all matter....and we have something that is mindlike already with the electron.'

Could this mindlike quality that is observed at the subatomic level be what we have hitherto called intuition? Could inner knowing be as basic to our nature as the structure of our cells? The notion that quanta can be both matter and energy sound suspiciously like the theosophical view that 'form follows thought,' or even the more ancient notion of the perennial philosophy 'as above so below.' I know that I can pick up my email from any remote computer terminal in the world; if non-locality is a physical truth, I now can mentally tune in to Aunt Bessie in Wichita Falls with equal ease. Maybe The Fool is correct in his knowing that it All Is One."*

Invitation to Wonder truly is an invitation to witness the
magic of Tarot in action. Case studies of actual readings demonstrate that the intuition we hold inside ourselves is
awaiting our attention and can be revealed through the Tarot.
The concluding chapter helps us understand the profound importance of our world view and how it shapes our reality.

Why not pick up a copy of
Invitation to Wonder and see for yourself?

Click here to order INVITATION TO WONDER

*Text from Invitation to Wonder © 2002 Jeanne Fiorini

_____________________________________________________