Favorite Companion book?

**coyoteblack** · 31-07-2007

Hello All

I tried doing a search on this and either had no matches or 1,000. Any way I love a good companion book that you can use for many decks.

So far my 3 favorites are

DruidCraft
Fey
Quest

moderndayruth · 31-07-2007

Karen's Tarot of Prague book. It's amazingly well written and it has brought me many new insights that i have in mind when reading with other decks. I am trying to understand the book i got with Witches Tarot, i just began reading it and i am not yet sure about it, is it applicable to other decks.
From oracles, definitely the book that goes with the Kabbalah Deck, it's universal and in my opinion simply a masterpiece for a begginer/intermediate student (aka me)

bleuivy · 31-07-2007

The Fey has an amazing book.

Another deck whose book is fantabulous is the Wheel of Change. Not a lot of people use this deck as far as I can tell, but it's wonderful. And the book is great too, clocking in at over 400 pages. Its one of the few books I can think of that gives as much attention to each minor card as the majors.

coeur · 01-08-2007

I really enjoyed the Victorian Romantic companion book. I feel like it is surprisingly well-rounded for a "pop deck," and it offers a lot of insight.

6 Haunted Days · 01-08-2007

Hmmmm. Tarot of Prague and Victorian Romantic is among the best companion books. My favourite is the one for Fairytale Tarot.

As far as those smaller USG smaller companion books, I have to say the one for Sacred Rose is excellent! Gives so much in-depth and well-rounded information and insights. Very unusual and stimulating.

6 Haunted Days · 01-08-2007

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Originally Posted by coeur

I really enjoyed the Victorian Romantic companion book. I feel like it is surprisingly well-rounded for a "pop deck," and it offers a lot of insight.

Just saw that. I am curious, why do you classify the VR as "pop"?

**Milfoil** · 01-08-2007

Golden tarot book is lovely
Ironwing is truly inspiring and informative

AJ · 01-08-2007

This isn't a book that came with a specific deck, but I often refer to
Spiritual Tarot, seventy-eight paths to personal development.
By Signe Echols, Robert Mueller, and Sandra Thomson.

I've read all the companion books that came in deck kits and learn something from each.

6 Haunted Days · 01-08-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by AJ

This isn't a book that came with a specific deck, but I often refer to
Spiritual Tarot, seventy-eight paths to personal development.
By Signe Echols, Robert Mueller, and Sandra Thomson.

Ah yes, I very much want that book! It looks very fascinating.

AJ · 01-08-2007

Lots of inexpensive copies on half.com
http://product.half.ebay.com/_W0QQpr...9QQcpidZ200421
That's where I got mine.

coyoteblack Ball of Doom Join Date: 16 Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey,USA Posts: 3,618	Favorite Companion book? Hello All I tried doing a search on this and either had no matches or 1,000. Any way I love a good companion book that you can use for many decks. So far my 3 favorites are DruidCraft Fey Quest __________________ The ball of DOOOOOM has been dropped hearken to the cry of banshees that foretell the derail.

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moderndayruth Citizen Join Date: 14 Nov 2006 Location: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Posts: 7,195	Karen's Tarot of Prague book. It's amazingly well written and it has brought me many new insights that i have in mind when reading with other decks. I am trying to understand the book i got with Witches Tarot, i just began reading it and i am not yet sure about it, is it applicable to other decks. From oracles, definitely the book that goes with the Kabbalah Deck, it's universal and in my opinion simply a masterpiece for a begginer/intermediate student (aka me)

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bleuivy Citizen Join Date: 14 Oct 2004 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 1,688	The Fey has an amazing book. Another deck whose book is fantabulous is the Wheel of Change. Not a lot of people use this deck as far as I can tell, but it's wonderful. And the book is great too, clocking in at over 400 pages. Its one of the few books I can think of that gives as much attention to each minor card as the majors.

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coeur Citizen Join Date: 19 May 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 632	I really enjoyed the Victorian Romantic companion book. I feel like it is surprisingly well-rounded for a "pop deck," and it offers a lot of insight.

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6 Haunted Days Citizen Join Date: 02 Sep 2006 Location: Montpelier, VT USA Posts: 7,965	Hmmmm. Tarot of Prague and Victorian Romantic is among the best companion books. My favourite is the one for Fairytale Tarot. As far as those smaller USG smaller companion books, I have to say the one for Sacred Rose is excellent! Gives so much in-depth and well-rounded information and insights. Very unusual and stimulating.

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Milfoil Bending Clouds Join Date: 01 Mar 2005 Location: In the Starlight Posts: 13,729	Golden tarot book is lovely Ironwing is truly inspiring and informative

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AJ Citizen Join Date: 01 Aug 2006 Location: Pacific NW, USA Posts: 9,505	This isn't a book that came with a specific deck, but I often refer to Spiritual Tarot, seventy-eight paths to personal development. By Signe Echols, Robert Mueller, and Sandra Thomson. I've read all the companion books that came in deck kits and learn something from each.

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