Osho Zen Tarot app analytics for January 3

The traditional tarot is often used to satisfy a longing to know about the past and future. This award-winning OSHO Zen Tarot focuses instead on gaining an understanding of the here and now. It helps us to turn our attention away from outside events so we can find a new clarity of understanding in our innermost hearts and our beings. The conditions and states of mind portrayed by the contemporary images on the cards are all shown as being essentially transitional and transformative. The text in the accompanying book helps to interpret and understand the images in the simple, straightforward and down to earth language of Zen. New Features - Save your favorite cards - Save your favorite layouts - Combined tablet and phone layout - Share on Facebook, twitter, and email - Available in English, Italian, Spanish, Greek, German, Chinese Traditional, Russian, French, Dutch, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese Included Features - Over 79 cards to choose from - High definition artwork - 7 different card arrangements - Save your favorite cards - Osho’s Commentary for each card - Commentary for each card - Guide - Help - Retina support - Quick Readings - Can be played off-line Thank you for continued feedback; please email mobile@osho.net so we can continue improving. If you enjoy the app please leave us a store rating. ABOUT OSHO Osho is a contemporary mystic whose life and teachings have influenced millions of people of all ages, and from all walks of life. His often provocative and challenging teachings generate today more and more interest and his readership is dramatically expanding around the world in more than fifty languages. People can easily recognize the wisdom of his insights, and their relevance to our lives and to the issues we are facing today. The Sunday Times in London named Osho as one of the "1,000 Makers of the 20th Century". He is known around the world for his revolutionary contribution to meditation – the science of inner transformation – with the unique approach of his "OSHO Active Meditations" acknowledging the accelerated pace of contemporary life and bringing meditation into modern life.