Tarot Books
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Tarot Wisdom by Rachel Pollack
Reading Tarot Wisdom had a profound effect on me. Not so much because of what it taught me about tarot, but because of what it taught me about myself. It also gave me…
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A Dictionary of Symbols: The definitive edition
Introduction While not strictly a tarot book, A Dictionary of Symbols, is a wonderful addition for those interested in understanding, and working with, the symbolism present within the tarot. However, this isn’t a…
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Tarot: A Life Guided by the Cards by Maddy Elruna
Introduction I haven’t written a post about a tarot book, (you’ll find others here), for a while but that isn’t because I haven’t been reading them. I love reading tarot books and tarot…
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Journaling the Tarot: Evolutions by Andy Matzner
If you’ve spent much time on this site you will know, without a doubt, that I love tarot. If you’ve explored around a bit you’ll also know I’m a pretty big fan of…
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The Tarot Revealed: A Beginner’s Guide by Paul Fenton-Smith
If learning the tarot has felt like a constant uphill slog and you’re wondering if you’re ever going to make sense of all the cards and their intricacies then The Tarot Revealed can…
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Tarot and Astrology by Corrine Kenner
Whether you’re an astrologer wanting to branch into tarot or a tarot reader wanting to deepen your understanding of the cards by incorporating astrological associations into your interpretations, then Tarot and Astrology may…
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Tarosophy: Tarot to Engage Life, Not Escape It by Marcus Katz
If you’re looking for a tarot book that takes you through the basics and then way past them, then Tarosophy is well worth considering. I had moments whilst reading it that I thought…
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Tarot Plain and Simple by Anthony Louis
As the name suggests, Tarot Plain and Simple offers basic, easy to understand information that includes card meanings, astrological and numerological associations, and a few spreads. It can be used with any tarot…
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The Ultimate Guide to the Rider Waite Tarot by Johannes Fiebig & Evelin Burger
The Ultimate Guide to the Rider Waite Tarot encourages you to consider what each symbol in a tarot card represents, and as the name makes clear, in this instance they are applying this…
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Understanding the Tarot Court by Mary K Greer and Tom Little
Understanding the Tarot Court, seeks to take readers from seeing the court cards as two-dimensional figures with simple characteristics through to knowing them as richly complex personalities. As the authors claim, “The purpose…