Card Study

Books that offer insights or information for a deeper understanding of the individual cards.

78 Degrees of Wisdom 78 Degrees of Wisdom is a card by card study of the history, myths, psychology, symbols and deeper meaning of the tarot. Serious yet interesting, this book by Rachel Pollack should be an essential part of every tarot library.

Rachel Pollack's Tarot Wisdom Rachel Pollack's Tarot Wisdom: Spiritual Teachings and Deeper Meanings is an essential for the tarot library, next to 78 Degrees of Wisdom. Thirty years later, Rachel explores the cards afresh, through history, psychology, mythology, Kabbalah, astrology, magic, the Tao Te Ching, and also offers a new approach to reading and several new spreads.

Tarot 101 Tarot 101 is an all-new approach to tarot by Kim Huggens, creatrix of the Sol Invictus: God Tarot. Her book has 22 lessons organised around the major arcana, and includes techniques, skills, symbolism, spreads, and useful tools. Not your conventional tarot primer.

Tarot and Astrology Tarot and Astrology is a basic introduction to astrology for the tarot reader, and tarot for the astrologer. Corinne Kenner guides the reader through the associations between the 78 Tarot cards and the signs and planets that make up astrology.

Tarot Insights Tarot Insights takes a psychological, therapeutic and problem-solving approach to using the Rider-Waite Tarot cards. While intended for beginners, it has much to offer even more experienced readers.

Tarot Workbook "The Tarot Workbook: A Step-by-Step Guide to Discovering the Wisdom of the Cards" is a beginner's reference guide to the tarot. Focusing mainly on card meanings, it also introduces the reader to more advanced concepts such as numerology, astrology and ethics.

Tarot, Birth Cards, and You Tarot, Birth Cards, and You: Keys to Empowering Yourself is the first book from Bonnie Cehovet. She combines a birth card system with affirmations and journeying to create a tool for personal transformation and manifestation.

The Tarot Handbook This is the second edition of The Tarot Handbook, first published in 1987 and reprinted ten years later with a new introduction. In the book, Arrien discusses the symbols found in the Tarot from a psychological, mythological, and cross-cultural perspective.