Imram Tarot features the work of Han Morrow Scott. Tarot is the primary vehicle through which I manifest my own spiritual development and through which I help my friends to reach their deepest inner life truths. Within the panorama of the 78 cards I find all of life's joys and sorrows. I find answers to my questions and questions to things I thought I knew well. It is a petrie dish to culture my queries, and it is a mirror of all my follies and vanities. I am both magnified to my utmost potentials and diminished even to the point of nonexistance. I know of no other tool that so well fits itself to the hand of the one who uses it. It becomes everything one expects and then exceeds those expectations. And yet it is only a set of pieces of paper card, having no intrinsic power of their own. Its origins are often shrouded in veils of ignorance, fantastic tales and outright lie. How can this be a tool of deepest truth? And that is the mystery of Tarot. Intuition is the sense that each of us have that connects us to the greater all. The purpose of this sense is to help us move in harmony with others and natural cycles, to keep us on track for personal growth with the help of conscience and to guide us through life's challenges with the help of our spiritual protectors and mentors. There are many different approaches to developing and strengthening our inner guidance. Tarot is a well-developed tool for such purposes. Like any other tool, it requires study and practice to use Tarot to its full potential. But like a musical instrument in the hands of a master musician, Tarot can sing the tales of your personal truth bringing you healing and opening new potentials for success and satisfaction in your life. | 
