Chronata
Bought My First Tarot Book! (Lionnet)
Well, I did it...I actually purchased a book on tarot!
I am not normally a person who uses tarot books, (unless they exist to explain a specific deck...) because I like to interpret the cards as intuitively as possible.
(I do own Waite's Pictoral Key...and some books by Eden Gray that I have never really looked at...but I don't believe these count!)
Anyway...Since starting on the creation of my own tarot, I realized that a book that just condenses meanings...something simple to easily reference... might not be a bad thing to have...
So I bought THE TAROT DIRECTORY by Annie Lionnet
And it's not a bad little book. Of course it's not the end-all be-all of tarot books, and doesn't have a huge listing of meanings for each card...
But what it does have is a nice spiral bound construction, and a big range of different cards from different decks to illustrate it! It's not just the RWS in there...but the Thoth, the TdM, the Golden Dawn, the Herbal(!) and a few other odd deck choices.
While most card meanings continue to buzz around in my memory...it is nice to occassionally have a reference book, when I don't want to think about it!
And I recommend this one for easy to use simplicity.
Well, I did it...I actually purchased a book on tarot!
I am not normally a person who uses tarot books, (unless they exist to explain a specific deck...) because I like to interpret the cards as intuitively as possible.
(I do own Waite's Pictoral Key...and some books by Eden Gray that I have never really looked at...but I don't believe these count!)
Anyway...Since starting on the creation of my own tarot, I realized that a book that just condenses meanings...something simple to easily reference... might not be a bad thing to have...
So I bought THE TAROT DIRECTORY by Annie Lionnet
And it's not a bad little book. Of course it's not the end-all be-all of tarot books, and doesn't have a huge listing of meanings for each card...
But what it does have is a nice spiral bound construction, and a big range of different cards from different decks to illustrate it! It's not just the RWS in there...but the Thoth, the TdM, the Golden Dawn, the Herbal(!) and a few other odd deck choices.
While most card meanings continue to buzz around in my memory...it is nice to occassionally have a reference book, when I don't want to think about it!
And I recommend this one for easy to use simplicity.