| "I wish to lodge my praise of your book... since much of what you say and do is of philosophical significance...In these pages Professor Purple grasps the inner meaning of the Tarot, seeing in each card the universe reflected from a point of view, mirrored in the microcosm of the Self. Fully realizing that the future is not fixed and that our choices in the here and now make a difference, he skillfully guides us to the positive flow of our inner intuitions... an invitation to consider carefully what to avoid and what to dare... | |
"I learned how to read the Tarot quickly and easily with Joshua's book. I highly recommend it." Jan Fitzgerald, Ph.D., St. Louis University
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT PROFESSOR PURPLE'S (Joshua Aasgaard, Ph.D.) READINGS
"Wow! That was fantastic. Right on the nail."--Gerome Holladay, Chicago IL
"I've been coming to you every year for the last several years. You've been accurate every time. You knew I was going to medical school, that I'd find my husband, that my first child would be a girl. Now that I'm starting in private practice, you saw that. I'm amazed. I have sent my friends to you and they were pleased, too." -- Dr. V. Singh, M.D., American Psychological Association.
'That was fun! Thanks. Very insightful." -- Fred MacDonald, Houston, TX
"It's scary how well that fit my situation. Interesting. It gives me a new way of seeing things." --Julie Harrison, New York, NY.
"That was great. I also go to woman in Chicago every few months, but that was the most accurate reading I've ever had. I'll definitely see you again." -- Diana Nunn (airline stewardess), St. Louis, MO
"I wish I had come to you first. That was very insightful. I feel much better now. Thanks!" -- Angel Harris, Peachtree City, CA
"Great advice. That sounded almost exactly like what I'm going through. I'll be back to tell you if you're right." -- Mimi San Pedro, Little Rock, AR
From Joshua's "Unlocking Your Passion" class
Frank Johnson wrote, "I haven't forgotten the lesson you gave me, and do realize that I've taken more than full advantage of your verry liberal payment policy! ...You explained that your "tuition" is whatever the student feels appropriate. I have enclosed a check for $30, but I feel I owe you a deeper debt. Your explanation of learning styles has given me new strategies for communicating with students and peers, and your analysis of my own learning style was helpful and interesting. The only way that I could repay you would be to find something of equal value that I could teach you. This will be a definite challenge, but consider this an IOU. I am trying to work up a paper for the M/MLA on using computer network conferencing to teach literature; would you be willing to give it a read once I have the thing put together?"--Frank Johnson, Ph.D., currently unaffiliated