Tarot: The only introduction you’ll ever need (Principles of) - Softcover

Donaldson, Terry

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0722532172 ISBN 13: 9780722532171

Publisher: Thorsons, 1996

Synopsis

Summary

This introductory guide demystifies the tarot and clearly explains the symbolism that has fascinated people for hundreds of years. The authors are experienced tarot teachers who help you use the tarot as a tool for personal development. Setting out creative exercises that deepen your understanding of the tarot’s performance as a form of divination and an ancient art.

This introduction guide explains:

the meaning of each card

how to do a reading for yourself and other people

different spreads and case studies

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One of the most straight forward and comprehensive books on the market.

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About this title

From the Back Cover:

Tarot has fascinated people for hundreds of years, but at times the symbolism can be difficult to relate to our contemporary lives.

'This introductory guide demystifies the tarot and clearly explains:'
The meaning of each card.
How to do a reading for yourself and other people.
How to use the tarot as a tool for personal development.
Easy ways of gaining a deeper understanding of this ancient art.

Evelyne and Terry Donaldson are highly experienced tarot teachers and readers. They run the London Tarot Training Centre. Terry Donaldson is the author of 'Step by Step Tarot', also published by Thorsons, co-creator of the 'Dragon Tarot' deck and 'Wyvern, the Game of Dragons, Dragon-Slayers and Treasure.'

Synopsis:

This work explains how Tarot can be applied to contemporary life and used for personal development. It explains the meaning of each card, how to do a reading, how to use Tarot as a tool for personal development, and to to gain a deeper understanding of the art.

About this edition

• Publisher: Thorsons
• Publication date: 1996
• ISBN 10: 0722532172
• ISBN 13: 9780722532171
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 176