Best Books for Pip Interpretations

[Teheuti]

Originally Posted by Helvetica

Mary - I'd worked with Tarot for Yourself for some years, so when I started with the Marseille, I used various parts of it that I felt were helpful - . . .
I did your "emotions" exercise - which is great with the Marseille pips - bypassing the logical brain, just letting these strange designs evoke an emotion - it's surprising how much emotion can arise from contemplating curving vines and thrusting swords! I've always worked with your book off and on - picking out bits that suited me at the time, and still do that. But I have found it not too hard to adapt it to the Marseille pips.

I missed your post when you wrote it. I'm so glad to hear that the techniques in _Tarot for Your Self_ worked well for the Marseilles pips. I've had some success recently doing this (using Major Tom's deck, which was a big breaththough for me). But, I still don't get the same kind of story details as I can with a pictorial deck.

Mary

[Rusty Neon]

Originally Posted by MikeTheAltarboy

I'm sad to say none of the french books mentioned above that I've tried to get are available through interlibrary loan here in Nevada. :-|
All but the Marteau I can get still through either amazon.canada or amazon.france. Is the Marteau out of print?

The French original version is out of print. The Spanish translation appears to be in print.