Learning Tarot Spreads is not an encyclopaedia of spreads, but deconstructs tarot layouts, and teaches how to create the ideal spread for a reading situation. From the author of Learning the Tarot.
The tarot book for beginners. Containing a complete 19 lesson course on reading tarot and thorough, but not overly numerous, meanings for the cards themselves. Highly recommended for tarot newcomers!
Llewellyn's Tarot Reader 2005 is a new yearly book of Tarot news, tips, articles, tutorials and ideas. The authors are prominent in the Tarot world and include Mary K. Greer, Diane Wilkes, and Nina Lee Braden.
Llewellen's Tarot Reader 2006 is the yearly publication filled with Tarot-related articles on Tarot history, teaching, card interpretations, spread and decks by various published Tarot authors.
Llewellyn's yearly anthology of articles from Tarot authors and luminaries continues with the Tarot Reader 2007. This year's has articles by Elizabeth Hazel, Mary Greer, Teresa Michelsen, Valerie Sim, and many more.
The 2008 Tarot Reader is the last of Llewellyn's annual Tarot Reader books, and concentrates on Tarot articles and deck reviews from authors like Mary Greer, Rachel Pollack, James Ricklef and Valerie Sim.
Magic Words: A Dictionary is a reference book from Craig Conley, who created the Trump L'Oeil: Tarot of Portmeirion. His dictionary explains the origin, history and meanings of magical words - all the way from Harry Potter to the esoteric.
With a choice of ten different tarot decks, 19 spreads and in-depth interpretations for all sorts of questions, this is a deluxe tarot software package.
A masterful book which utilises the Major Arcana of the Tarot as tools to enter spiritual dimensions. A work ranked amongst the classics of mysticism, gnosis and magic.
Messages From the Archetypes: Using Tarot for Healing and Spiritual Growth blends nursing and the intuitive arts, presenting Tarot as a tool for therapeutic means using the principles of transpersonal psychology.
Mirror of the Free, subtitled The Tarot and the Kabbalah, the Ancient Mesopotamians and the Sufis, offers Swift's own theories on the origins of Tarot. Published as a limited hand-numbered edition of 136 copies.
Mystical Origins of the Tarot is a well-researched and well-written reference book discussing the development and background of Tarot, its symbols and its divinatory meanings.
In Origins of the Tarot: Cosmic Evolution and the Principles of Immortality, Dai Leon shows how the influences of diverging esoteric traditions came together to produce the tool of tarot. This well-researched book is aimed at readers in both the world of tarot, and that of philosophy and science.
The Orphalese Tarot is versatile, flexible software for laying out tarot spreads and doing your own readings on the computer. There are a huge amount of decks now available for use with this useful program.
Past Life & Karmic Tarot is aimed at exploring past life readings for self discovery, as well as broadening the repetoire of the advanced and professional Tarot reader.
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, subtitled Understanding The Tarot Deck: Arthur Waite's Famous Pictorial Keys and Explanations gives Waite's insight and background for the Rider-Waite Tarot cards.
