About this text
The most complete work on fortune-telling and interpreting dreams ever printed — Dick & Fitzgerald, New York, 1862. Contains an alphabetical dream dictionary at pages 10–92, card readings, palmistry, and the Golden Wheel itself: the hand-coloured plate carrying the same wheel Waite printed in 1909, forty-seven years earlier. A primary source for the Golden Wheel tradition and a window into how Victorian America consulted the unseen.
Download the PDF (free) — public domain, no account needed. Practice the system in the Golden Wheel oracle.