Your most helpful tarot books.
Talk TAROT LOVERS
This group has been archived. Find out more.
Join LibraryThing to post.
1diasukie
I know there are allot of people out there reading the cards with lots of topics not even started yet.
Going over books and their lack of discussion on the books - it would be helpful not only to list the books that help the most but why? With definitions showing up in almost every book you open beginners get confused. Offering insights as to what was helpful in the book. Did anything in the book clarify anything in your life? Do you often look for "signs" when making life decisions? Do the books help more than the cards? It would be interesting to get a more involved discussion. Is anyone interested?
Going over books and their lack of discussion on the books - it would be helpful not only to list the books that help the most but why? With definitions showing up in almost every book you open beginners get confused. Offering insights as to what was helpful in the book. Did anything in the book clarify anything in your life? Do you often look for "signs" when making life decisions? Do the books help more than the cards? It would be interesting to get a more involved discussion. Is anyone interested?
2pinkozcat
I have found that the most useful book in my library is The Tarot Bible by Sarah Bartlett.
The illustrations are based on the Rider-Waite deck but is not exclusive to that deck. Most books which come with a deck of cards are specific to that deck and that can be confusing.
I am still trying to learn to read the cards and this is the only book which I use now.
The illustrations are based on the Rider-Waite deck but is not exclusive to that deck. Most books which come with a deck of cards are specific to that deck and that can be confusing.
I am still trying to learn to read the cards and this is the only book which I use now.
