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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 133.32424
EAN: 9780877288787
ISBN: 087728878X
Label: Red Wheel / Weiser
Manufacturer: Red Wheel / Weiser
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 286
Publication Date: May 01, 2007
Publisher: Red Wheel / Weiser
Release Date: May 01, 2007
Sales Rank: 278709
Studio: Red Wheel / Weiser
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Rating: - Very Insightful
This book took my Tarot work to a whole new level.
Don't let the title throw you -- you don't need to be a psych major to understand the ideas presented in this book. The author relates the path laid out in the Major Arcana to life, so everyone should be able to relate.
This book is also a good reference. The book contains discussion of each major and minor arcana card, combining the symbolism of the suit with the card's number, and tying that into the image. As an advanced ... Read More
Rating: - Ancient wisdom.....
I believe each person who discovers the Tarot is a seeker of wisdom and knows there is a Power greater than ourselves. The Tarot reflects the combined wisdom of humans who have sought an understanding of the Will of the Divine or as Joseph Campbell has said it the Will of "the thing that stands behind."
My own path originated in a diverse religious upbringing, winded through an academic setting filled with various social science perspectives, encompassed therapy, developmental workshops, ... Read More
Rating: - The single best book on Tarot I've seen
This is a book that not only tells you what the Tarot cards mean--in plain English--but also gives a concise, credible explanation for why each card means what she says it means. She draws heavily on Jungian psychology in her interpretation of the Major Arcana, and on numerology (filtered through folklore and mythology) for the Minor Arcana, but in both cases she refers directly to what's actually on the cards--helping the reader see them as a coherent symbolic system, not just mysterious pictures. ... Read More
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