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The Back in Time Tarot Book
Using Janet Boyer's BIT (Back in Time) method of working with the Tarot, readers will gain insight into the present--and ultimately their future--by exploring their past. Gone are arcane and hard-to-understand explanations of Tarot symbols. Boyer offers an intuitive approach that allows readers to "feel the truth" of the cards as they relate to the specific parts of their lives. In a nutshell, the BIT Method: Asks readers to think about a specific incident from their past Break down that memory or event into components Connect the elements of any card with the components of that memory Boyer presents Back in Time (BIT) snapshots from her colleagues, some of Tarot's best-known writers and dec...
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Past-Life and Karmic Tarot
Unique tarot book that explores past-lives and karma.
Tarot Outside the Box
Take the next step in Tarot Looking for new ways to expand your understanding of Tarot? Renowned Tarot specialist Valerie Sim helps Tarot enthusiasts step out of the box and advance their practice to a new level. Emphasizing a fun, relaxed approach, she teaches how to break rules in order to stimulate creativity. Readers learn many valuable Tarot techniques, including the comparative method, which involves practicing with several decks to fully understand each card and its abundant possibilities for interpretation. Tarot Outside the Box also offers original spreads, sample readings, and valuable advice for practicing Tarot without querents, engaging in interactive readings (both reader and querent participation), and using Tarot for creative writing.
Designing Your Own Tarot Spreads
After learning a few basic card spreads and becoming familiar with individual card meanings, one of the first things tarot readers discover is the critical importance of asking the right question. But without using the right spread, you might not be getting the most out of your tarot readings. This groundbreaking book is a part of Llewellyn's Special Topics in Tarot series. This series was created in response to an increasing demand for more tarot books on advanced and specialized topics. Designing Your Own Tarot Spreads is an invaluable resource for tarot readers of all levels of expertise. Learn how to: • Pose the perfect question • Decide how many cards to use • Clarify the meaning ...
Putting the Tarot to Work
Forego fortune telling for fortune making! You have your cell phone, your pager, and your palm pilot. But a Tarot deck? Why not? It's the perfect tool for thinking outside the box. Business manager and consultant Mark McElroy has worked and thrived in the corporate pressure cooker. Let him show you the secrets of using the cards to boost your creativity, make better decisions, and increase your value as a boss or employee. Apply this versatile tool today to clarify your values, define your goals, and restore meaning to your career. The cards can even help you to plan productive meetings, breathe new life into dull presentations, and improve business relationships.
Understanding the Tarot Court
Just who are those kings, queens, knights, and pages in the Tarot deck? Generally considered the most difficult part of the Tarot to interpret, they actually represent different characters or personalities that are aspects of ourselves. They also serve as teachers or projections of our own unacknowledged qualities. wo esteemed Tarot scholars unmask the court cards with details not found in any other book. Discover your significator and your nemesis. Compare the differences among the cards in well-known decks. Match the court cards with the zodiac signs, the Myers-Briggs personality types, and the Jungian archetypes. Learn a variety of spreads that reveal childhood issues, career destiny, and a storytelling spread to spark the creative writing process.
1-2-3 Tarot
With the simple system outlined in this book, you can start reading the cards immediately -- even if you've never even touched a Tarot deck before. Most books that teach you how to read the Tarot contain long lists of keywords for each card. With seventy-eight cards and multiple keywords for each card, that's hundreds of meanings to memorize! The easy, effective system outlined in 1-2-3 Tarot will have you giving accurate readings right away without having to memorize anything. The key to this unique system is the Tarot sentence. A card's complex significance boils down to three elements: identity, action, and direction. These elements are matched with a noun, verb, and adverb to form a simple sentence and give you a succinct meaning for any given card. You'll learn how to interpret the collective meanings of three-card sets within a variety of spreads designed to answer any question. A quick-reference table that includes reversed meanings saves you the trouble of flipping through the book while you're in the middle of a reading. Flexible, fast, and fun, this foolproof method can be applied to any Tarot deck. Book jacket.
