Gregorio
Try the PICTORIAL KEY TO THE TAROT by Arthur Edward Waite.
If you could only have one book - what would it be?
QueenofWands2
What A Tough Question
At the first thought I'd run out with Place, 'The Tarot: History, Symbolism and Divination'. But then I'd probably go back into the burning house to grab Rachel Pollack 'Forest of Souls' and also by Pollack '78 Degrees of Wisdom' I love all three almost equally. Just my opinion though.
QW2
At the first thought I'd run out with Place, 'The Tarot: History, Symbolism and Divination'. But then I'd probably go back into the burning house to grab Rachel Pollack 'Forest of Souls' and also by Pollack '78 Degrees of Wisdom' I love all three almost equally. Just my opinion though.
QW2
jema
Impossible to pick just one, but if i pick one to suit my mood just this week it will have to be "Tarot tells the Tale" by James Ricklef cause it is so delightfully fun and makes me wanna dive into tarot again after a long break.
As for companion books - few beat the book for the Tarot of Spirits by Eakins.
As for companion books - few beat the book for the Tarot of Spirits by Eakins.
stella01904
Jodorowsky's La Via Del Tarot.
It makes all the others look pointless.
It makes all the others look pointless.
Mimers
Elnor said:"Spiritual Tarot" by Signe Echols and Robert Mueller- I got it years ago, and it's falling apart and tatty now, I've used it so much!
BB
Elnor
Ditto. I LOVE this book and mine is all used and worn too.
Edited to add that 78 Degrees is another good one, but not my favorite, basic all around book.
magpie9
It would have to be Mary Greer's "21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card". So many excellent books have been mentioned here, but, for me, this one takes the prize despite very stiff competition.
blackstormhawk
Tarot Plain and Simple by Anthony Louis
