Tarot de Marseille - Reading Circle - September/October 2011 - Sign Up

[Lee]

TaroBear has the Grimaud (French version presumably) for an almost affordable price.
http://www.tarobearslair.com/ancien-tarot-de-marseille.aspx

Thanks, LRichard. Actually I had seen that one on my search but because there were no pictures of the cards, I was wary because I didn't want to end up with the wrong one. I actually bought one from another vendor which had pictures of cards with French titles, but they sent me a bilingual version, arrgh.

 

[Richard]

Hi, Lee. I got a mini Grimaud from TarotBear, which had the French titles, so I assume the regular deck is the same. I think TaroBear sort of specializes in hard-to-get European decks.
In his search engine it helps to use the publisher, which in this case is France Cartes, formerly Grimaud. The card stock is excellent, by the way.

 

[Satori]

I'd love to join you!

I admit that my reading method incorporates techniques I learned from EnriqueE. While a three card spread is fine with me, depending on the first and third cards I might have to add a few.

Do we have to wait so long???

 

[le_charior]

I'd love to join you!

yippie!

I admit that my reading method incorporates techniques I learned from EnriqueE. While a three card spread is fine with me, depending on the first and third cards I might have to add a few.

I love Enrique's work, he is a great inspiration, so looking forward to that! And I think we should really leave the choice of spread to the reader and sitter pairs, no?

Do we have to wait so long???

I am getting impatient, too! But if we hadn't waited until today, we would have missed you, so who knows who else will still join!

 

[Luminosa]

Hi Satori, I'd love to learn EnriqueE's technique.

Rgds,

 

[Lumen]

I'd love to join you!

I admit that my reading method incorporates techniques I learned from EnriqueE. While a three card spread is fine with me, depending on the first and third cards I might have to add a few.

Do we have to wait so long???

Hi Satori,

That's how I read my cards - something like the Camoin reading method, where if the left card is facing left it begs for clarification.

Also, to solidify my dedication to Grimaud deck, I just received Paul Marteau's The Tarot de Marseille I purchased from Amazon (Spanish version, tho).

I agree, we should begin our circle right way.

 

[Lumen]

Hi Satori, I'd love to learn EnriqueE's technique.

Rgds,

Oi Luminosa,

Enrique Enriquez style is found in this thread:
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=102599

 

[RexMalaki]

If it's not too late I would like to throw my name in the hat...

I have a Flournoy/Noblet TdM and the Universal Tdm...

I would probably use the Flournoy/Noblet...and I favor 3 cards or less for now...but I am flexible and just really want to participate.

 

[le_charior]

If it's not too late I would like to throw my name in the hat...

I have a Flournoy/Noblet TdM and the Universal Tdm...

I would probably use the Flournoy/Noblet...and I favor 3 cards or less for now...but I am flexible and just really want to participate.

Hello! No, it's not too late! Welcome, and nice to see you here! A great deck, from waht I hear! I nearly bought it, too, but then went for the Dodal instead. But one day I will surely get it, too. And then I can finally order these nice leather cases for the Flornoy decks, too!

First idea was to let the inscriptions open until thursday, but we can start earlier. I think it would be a good thing to leave it open at least over the weekend though, since people continue joining!

 

[Luminosa]

Lumen,

Thank you. I'll have a look.