Healing the Liminal

2025-03-03T15:39:54-08:00

Vendor: Sterling Publishing
Type: Tarot Books
Price: 18.99

Healing the Liminal by Marcella Kroll is a transformative guide for those navigating life without a clear path. Drawing from her experiences as a multiracial, autistic intuitive, artist, and spiritual healer, Marcella weaves parables and channeled stories to honor ancestors, uncover forgotten legacies, and inspire self-discovery.

Through introspective exercises, she encourages readers to explore ancestral connections, embrace the unknown, and find strength in discomfort. With a nonlinear structure and open-ended reflections, this book offers a forgiving space for healing, identity exploration, and reclaiming lost traditions.

Perfect for creatives, healers, and those who feel they exist between worlds, Healing the Liminal is a celebration of resilience and multidimensional existence, brought to life through Marcella’s unique voice and illustrations.

Specs

Hard Cover

272 pages

6.35 x 1 x 8.19 inches

Author

Marcella Kroll is a dynamic and visionary multi-hyphenate, celebrated for her transformative work as a multi-racial, autistic artist, intuitive, teacher, occult practitioner, and author.

Since 2009, she has built a thriving career in tarot readings and spiritual guidance, blending her profound knowledge of tarot, astrology, and divination to empower personal transformation.
Marcella’s artistic and mystical talents are widely recognized. Her ethereal artwork, exhibited nationally, forms the backbone of her acclaimed divination decks, praised for their unique symbolism, accessibility, and striking designs. For 14 years, she exclusively taught “Tarot for Teens”! in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library, fostering intuitive and creative skills in young people.

Her contributions extend beyond teaching and art. Marcella’s influence is further amplified by her notable works, including “Priestess”, “The Tarot Book” by Taschen, and her forthcoming book, “Healing the Liminal”, Her artwork is also part of the permanent collection at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum.