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SHUSTAH READING

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This one-hour reading is not based on an Astrological Chart, (although it can be useful, if one is available and furnished by the client), but rather applies intuitive counseling to each of the twelve houses (segments) of life as they are impacted at the present, as well as the direction of that impact into the future. This is an in-depth look at all avenues of one’s life along with bringing to the surface the choices one may or may not see.  In this often chaotic and  confusing world, the greater one understands the flow of Divine life as it impacts the individual segments of life, the greater one is freer to live that life in harmony and joy.

$150 per session

ABOUT PAGES OF SHUSTAH

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The word “Shustah” comes from ancient Sanskrit, and means the footsteps back to god. These footsteps comprise parts of the ancient mystery teachings, including Holy Qabalah, Astrology, cosmology, color therapy, meditation, spiritual evolution and spiritual enlightenment.  As such, the Pages of Shustah were specifically designed to be used as both a meditation tool–for psychic development, and a divination tool–for obtaining wisdom and guidance.

The Pages of Shustah bear some similarities to the Tarot in that they were both derived from the same ancient source.  In place of the 22 Major Arcana of Tarot, the Shustah include a 5th suit of 14 astrological cards–12 cards representing each individual sign of the Zodiac, a Destiny Card, and a card that represent “The Self.” The Shustah cards may have also been influenced by the old Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling Cards since many of the Shustah symbols such as The Holy Pigs, The Little Foxes, The Pregnant Mouse, The Fishes, and several others seem derivative of the older Lenormand or Whitman style decks.

The Pages of Shustah is a deck of Divination and Meditation cards developed and created in the early 1970s by Ann Maser and Cecil North. The Deck consists of 70 cards divided into 5 suits, with 14 cards in each suit.

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