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BOOKS - TAROT | |
| Tarot Awareness | |
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by Stephen Walter Sterling. Have you ever looked at the mysterious symbols on the Tarot cards and wondered what they meant? Or perhaps you have read the Tarot for others for many years but still don`t understand how to use them for meditation and spiritual development. Or perhaps you use the intense imagery of the Tarot for meditation, but don`t think it is 'appropriate' to use this mystical tool for readings. Well, now you can learn the meaning of the symbols for spiritual development and for giving great readings in Stephen Walter Sterling`s Tarot Awareness. The Tarot is composed of two major sections, the illustrated cards that form the Major Arcana and the cards of the Minor Arcana which are like a deck of playing cards with an extra court card for each suit. Each card has a meaning for a reading. The meanings of the cards are given in the text. The Major Arcana cards also are about the spiritual development of your consciousness. As you go through the cards, from zero to twenty-one, you follow the progression of yours spirituality. The fifty-six cards of the Minor Arcana are associated with your development from the spiritual to the physical. In fact, they deal with the four levels of progression to manifestation, the spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical. Put this all together, and for the first time you have a book which integrates spiritual and practical, meditative, and divinatory. One of the great things about the Tarot is that it`s symbolic. Since the unconscious works through symbols, it speaks to you. Just working with the Tarot helps you to evolve, especially when you understand the Tarot`s spiritual truths. In order to work with the cards the book shares five different readings you can do. As an added bonus, the book also deals with the difficult subject of 'proximity,' relating the cards in a spread to each other as opposed to just their positions in the spread. This can enhance your readings on your quest for spirituality. This is a 392 page trade paperback book. |
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Item #: TARAWA |
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| Tarot Basics | |
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By Burger and Fiebig. Discover the real meanings of the tarot cards. This extraordinary and exciting approach will bring your readings to remarkably high levels; it dispenses with 'cookbook' classifications and teaches you how to combine your own intuition with over 200 years of tarot wisdom. Shuffle the deck and pull out one card each morning and evening, and use it as a motivating force or ta reflection of the moment. Find your personality card, determined from your birth date. Select from among 15 different layouts, from the simplest 3-card spread to special ones for decision-making and realizing your dreams. A visual comparison of the symbolism used in each card of the three major decks (Waite, Crowley, and Marseilles) comes accompanied by a full-page analysis of each of the 78 cards--deep, powerful interpretations that bear no resemblance to the 'fortune telling' readings of the past. You'll see how to deal with each card, capture your immediate response, and ask the questions that will bring a increased knowledge. 129 pages, 250 b/w illustrations by Jacquir Mair. |
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Item #: BKTARO |
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| Tarot For Beginners | |
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By Scott Hollander. This no-nonsense guide will make the esoteric symbolism of the tarot completely accessible to you. Here you'll find clear, in-depth interpretations of the meanings of each card in the Major and Minor Arcana, as well as an overview of their origin, purpose and uses for divination and meditation. The main difference between Tarot for Beginners and other books is that it's written in plain English. You need no prior knowledge of the tarot or other arcane subjects to get you started - this book cuts through the confusion to give you basic, straightforward explanations that you can use with any tarot deck and any card layout. Paperback, 359 pages |
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Item #: BTARBE |
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| Tarot for Your Self | |
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By Mary Greer. Tarot for Your Self by Mary K Greer is truly a workbook in every sense of the word. With multiple places in the book to record your discoveries about yourself through the tarot, you can read through twice and witness where you were before the journey began. This book focuses entirely on your individual need for divination. It provides a detailed look into each card, as well as self revealing questions showing the person dwelling inside you and what they want in your life. Paperback, 299 pages. |
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Item #: BTARSE |
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| Tarot for Yourself | |
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by Mary K. Greer Originally published in 1984, this is a classic in its field. Not only is it the first book to promote reading the cards for your own insight, but it shows you exactly how to do so. It revolutionizes learning Tarot through a combined emphasis on self-teaching techniques and personal insight. Never before has a Tarot book so comprehensively linked the many areas of New Age thought. You will find journal writing, mythology, psychology, self-help, relationships, prosperity and right livelihood, crystals, channeling, astrology, numerology, poetry, art, and occult metaphysics--all explored and integrated with the Tarot. This revised edition features: Expanded interpretations for the Minor Arcana; Reversed card meanings for all 78 cards; An entirely new history-based appendix on the latest research and discoveries; Information on your Shadow/Teacher cards; A new introduction; An updated bibliography. Tarot for Your Self uses meditations, rituals, spreads, mandalas, visualizations, dialogues, charts, affirmations, and other activities to help you establish your own relationship with the cards. All the information is presented using the best in traditional knowledge and know-how. This powerful breakthrough process will turn all your readings into truly transformative experiences. Quality paperback, 200 pgs, b/w illus. |
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Item #: BTAFOY |
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| Tarot Journaling | |
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A tarot journal can help you learn more about the cards, but it can also teach you a great deal about yourself. Beginning tarot students are advised to keep a tarot journal, and many experienced tarot readers are devoted to the practice. The only book of its kind, Tarot Journaling covers everything needed to create, keep, and preserve a personal tarot journal. Readers will discover hundreds of ideas to inspire and enliven their tarot journals, including considerations when choosing journaling materials, how to save time when recording readings, techniques for getting past writer''s block, tips for turning negative energy into a positive brainstorming tool, and innovative ideas for protecting privacy. Tarot Journaling offers readers the tools to record and reflect upon the stories told by the cards-the stories of our lives. Softcover, 172 pgs. |
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Item #: TARJOU |
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| Tarot Made Easy | |
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By Nancy Garen. If you've ever been intrigued by the tarot but were confounded by the complexities of multi-card spreads and the vague interpretations given in most books, this is the guide for you. With Tarot Made Easy you can easily interpret the meaning of any card and apply it to the particular circumstance of your life. With the simple process outlined here, you need only choose one tarot card and then consult one (or several) of the 32 categories listed under each card - including Romance, Travel, Career, Finances, Friends, and Special Guidance - to discover the card's specific message for you. This easy but accurate system banishes the vague interpretations found in most books and gives you the immediate, specific insights you need. Paperback, 383 pages |
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Item #: BTARMA |
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| Tarot Plain and Simple | |
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By Anthony Louise. The major difficulty beginners face in reading the Tarot is the symbolism within the cards. You need to learn the basic meanings and symbolism before the Tarot can 'speak' to you. Tarot Plain and Simple presents the Tarot in language that is exactly that - plain and simple - without confusing, arcane references. Plus, it is a proven method that is reliable and easy to use whether you want to do readings for yourself or others. Whether you are a beginner who is trying to uncover the Tarot's symbolism for the first time, or you are an expert using it as a handy reference guide, Tarot Plain and Simple will help you get the most from your Tarot deck. Paperback, 312 pages |
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Item #: BTARPL |
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| Tarot Theory and Practice | |
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In this groundbreaking book, Ly de Angeles shares her own original ideas on the nature of prophecy and using tarot to predict the future. Exploring quantum physics, free will, and fate, de Angeles poses a bold new theory, suggesting tarot can impact your reality . . . and your future. She also introduces Time, the god of tarot, and reveals insightful correlations between tarot and the Kabbalah Tree of Life, astrology, and the four elements. Sprinkled throughout are exercises and personal case histories that illuminate these complex ideas. Ly de Angeles also offers guidance for putting theory into practice, along with card interpretations and sample spreads. There`s advice for handling the deck, timing events, and giving accurate readings. Also included are tips for going professional: setting up a space, maintaining confidentiality, reading objectively and responsibly, communicating bad news, staying safe, avoiding burnout, and much more. This is a 291 page trade paperback. |
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Item #: TARTHP |
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| Tarot Unveiled: The Method to Its Magic | |
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by Laura E. Clarson. Features illustrations from the Hanson-Roberts deck, with suggested advice on how to interpret each card, both upright and reversed. |
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Item #: BTARUN |
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